Behold people getting punched in the face in super slow motion. Yes!

British artist Fiona Banner explores the limits and possibilities of language in text-based drawings, sculptures and installations. Best known for her laborious, handwritten descriptions of war films and epics such as Lawrence of Arabia, Banner has also used the art-historical genre of the nude to explore issues of violence, vulnerability and voyeurism; and has used sculptures of punctuation to investigate breakdowns and gaps in communication. – Excerpt from Artinfo interview, 2006.

Brooklyn based artist William Lamson.
funny + brilliant stunt.

onlab, one of my favorites, has added a few new projects. 

Impressive work by the french artist Xavier Veilhan

Visionaire is a limited edition, multi-format publication, exploring fashion, music and art, featuring emerging artists from around the world. Their latest release features over a hundred sound pieces by David Byrne, Cat Power, Christian Marclay, Spank Rock, Miranda July, DNTEL and more. Packaged in a dome case, each issue includes a MINI Clubman record player that drives along the vinyl surface.

New short film out by Hillman Curtis on Lawrence Weiner, a central figure of conceptual art, in his Greenwich Village Studio. Part of their New Artists Series. View here.

Andrew Holder from California.

Short documentary about Japanese artist Kyoko Masutani and her recent work.

Barbafactory – design and factory.