As you've probably noticed I've been reorganising the site and as part of this the weblog will now move from this page stunned.org/weblog to just plain stunned.org. This page will no longer be updated so please update you links to the main Stunned page. Unfortunately the RSS feeds need to be updated too but the archives and posts etc will stay the same the main page is the only difference.

Please excuse the multiple styles as I roll out the new design not to mention all the weird stuff you're probably seeing as I get to grips with the new layout which, incidentally for those interested in such things, is an all CSS three column fluid layout which actually works in all browsers including the unbelievably awful Internet explorer 6 and was an real pain to do.

Very funny press conference given by the two arrested in Boston after panic over cartoon figures where they discuss the critical issue of 70s haircuts, of course the chance of their beatnik asses getting thrown in jail just shot up.
via rhizome list

Posted by stunned to culture at 1:00 PM , February 2, 2007 | Permalink + delicious

From 1965 Dylan's screentest. Each screen test was shot on a 100 foot roll of film and lasted the same length about 3 minutes, they say that Dylan was the only one ever to leave before it was finished.

Posted by stunned to Art at 3:50 PM , February 1, 2007 | Permalink + delicious

I love Warhol's screentests they were undoubtedly some of the greatest things he did and I think in time Andy will be remembered more for his film work then his paintings.

Posted by stunned to Art at 3:40 PM , | Permalink + delicious

Paul Murnaghan's Auto Da Fe at Pallas Heights to be completed at some unspecified date in the future, perhaps it's already happened.

Posted by stunned to Art at 12:49 PM , January 31, 2007 | Permalink + delicious

The Marie Antoinette action figure with ejector head, classy.

Posted by stunned to culture at 12:21 PM , | Permalink + delicious

Teddybears featuring Iggy Pop doing that thing he does

Posted by stunned to music at 4:58 PM , January 29, 2007 | Permalink + delicious

Katrin Sigurdardottir's High Plane 3. More images and information here

Posted by stunned to Art at 9:52 PM , January 28, 2007 | Permalink + delicious