»Relief«, 1997 by James Carl.

The Pop_Down Project offers an alternative to the "pop up" advertising we encounter on the streets. They write:

On the Internet, getting rid of unsolicited pop-ups is pretty easy. In real life, things are a tad more complicated. The Pop_Down Project aims at symbolically restoring everyone's right to non-exposure: Just stick a "Close window" button on any public space pollution.

Head to the site to download the template and start sticking yourself.

found at FFFFOUND!

Enjoy It While It Lasts by Ben Mulkey.

Unglaubliches Projekt: Ein Joint mit der Asche von Kurt Cobain ist Teil der Installation "Set me free" von Natascha Stellmach in der aktuellen Ausstellung bei Wagner+ Partner. Mit einer kleinen Gruppe von Interessenten möchte die Künstlerin im Anschluß ein Befreungsrital durchführen - und den Joint rauchen. Drei Plätze für Interessenten sind noch frei." Kämpft um die Tüte und befreit Kurt! Via: Mail

Bandai has a new alarm clock coming out on November 15 called the Gun O'Clock. It looks like a normal rectangular alarm clock, but it comes with a gun and target. When the alarm stars ringing, you have to get up, grab your gun, and start shooting. Every time you pull the trigger and miss, you'll feel the blowback--if you hit the target, the alarm will stop and you can wake up refreshed and satisfied. You can choose from Normal or Hard mode--the latter requires you to hit the target five times.

I wonder what this does to you psychologically, to have to get up and shoot something right away.

Press release (Japanese, via Impress Watch)

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"www.internetisnot.tv", 2008 by John Michael Boling.

Here is a real bizarre way for all you rich music lovers to fritter away your riches. Ask me why I don't intend to reach out to the normal music freaks; well, they won't have money enough to decapitate their only car with speakers all around. Hailing from Western Europe, this Dutch innovation has stemmed from a combination of inspirations. The maker was inspired by 'God is a DJ' and the car of our HOLY-POPE and he thus brought about this innovative car. Adorning aerodynamics to the core, the mobile DJ art car even houses two turn-tables alongwith a number of speakers. I am not certain whether the speakers affixed outside are all functional and we would have to go looking for a Dutch national to have the mystery resolved. Gallery after the Jump.

Automotto:Via: Artcar

This is actually one grid rotating and not several. David OReilly has some other variations on his website. He also has this interesting concept for an iPhone application: iHologram.

found at FFFFOUND!

m&m+M=3M by Nic Hess.

found at wrongdistance.com

via Johannes Kleske - tautoko weblog via Steven Vogel

This is a well-known paradox, but I like the way it's used on this pair buttons. Sold out on Etsy. Link (Via Notcot)