This Valentine’s Day The Heart Project, an NFT project and artistic collective, is partnering with iconic Los Angeles retailer Fred Segal for a limited time pop-up at the retailer’s Sunset Blvd. flagship from Feb. 14-28.
The loved-up space will feature a love tunnel entrance, an interactive screen where visitors can see themselves turned into cupids, and a wedding chapel for those seeking a West Hollywood wedding venue. Additionally, the brands are debuting a limited edition Fred Segal x The Heart Project collaborative line, featuring classic staples alongside some upcycled and 1/1 pieces handmade by the talented team of artists at The Heart Project.
Flux, Spring 2022
After a two year hiatus, the Flux screening series returns to the Hammer's Billy Wilder Theater to celebrate outstanding short films and music videos from around the globe with wildly inventive filmmaker presentations and performances.
The spring program includes Gabriela Ortega’s acclaimed short film Huella from this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Phillip Youmans’ celebratory New Orleans skate party for Tank and the Bangas video No ID, the return of Saad Moosajee’s innovative animation, this time for the Renaissance-inspired Joji clip, 777.
The show features works from seven different countries from Japan to Nigeria, inculding includes new music videos for Vince Staples, Rüfüs Du Sol, and Skrillex, and much more.
Special in-person guests include Gabriela Ortega, Phillip Youmans, Alessia De Gasperis, Maya Man, and Colin Read. A courtyard after-party follows with a special guest DJ set by Free.
A fun looking comedy about being too cool for a witch coven. Coming out Feb 17thI designed a paper toy of Mouthful Mode Kirby ( aka Carby ) from the new Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
— Alex - Fold Up Toy Designer✂️📦 (@FoldUpToys) February 11, 2022
Now you can print, cut and fold together you own little 3D Carby ✨#nintendo #kirby #carby #NintendoDirect #papertoys pic.twitter.com/zNjwl83VLk
Catwoman: Hunted massively steals from Lupin the IIIrd and it's a good thing as it's a crazy action anime film and actually understands some basic premises of DC Comics, like don't kill your supervillains.
Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival will be available exclusively for Nintendo Switch in the America in 2022.
