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Curious crowds gather as street art comes out of the darkness

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By Lost At E Minor in New Art on Tuesday 18 June 2013

Curious crowds gathered in Melbourne’s Hosier Lane recently as street artist Rone showcased his talents as part of The Age’s Forever Curious campaign. “It’s a totally different idea, doing graffiti legally like this,” mused Rone as he prepared to create his 3-metre by 6-metre mural. [Read more here].

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It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a…flyboarder

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By Lost At E Minor in New Trends on Friday 14 June 2013

A cross between a jet-ski and a jet-pack helped propel Peter Hendra high above the water at St Kilda beach on Thursday. Mr Hendra was demonstrating the device for business partners who plan to offer flights to adventure seekers out of the St Kilda Sea Baths within weeks. [Read more here]

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Gola Born in Britain: uncovered

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By Lost At E Minor in New Fashion on Thursday 13 June 2013

You can tell by the way we move our feet, we are Gola through and through. Yup, the Lost At E Minor team rock Gola kicks, and we especially dig the old school design and graphics in the Gola Classics range. This iconic UK fashion brand recently re-launched their annual initiative, the Gola Student Project, for 2013, which saw the Gola team trawl universities across the UK to find the most talented students to act as brand ambassadors.

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A bow of contention

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By Lost At E Minor in New Fashion on Friday 7 June 2013

Melbourne newspaper, The Age, recently posed the question: Should bow-ties be worn in the workplace? The answer makes for some fun reading. Says writer Benjamen Judd: ‘I quite like wearing ties. The most useful thing I learnt during high school … was learning how to correctly tie a Full Windsor’. More here.

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Smirnoff Mindtunes: creating music through brainwaves

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By Lost At E Minor in Tech on Wednesday 5 June 2013

We’re excited by the idea and mission behind Smirnoff Mindtunes, collaborative project between chart-topping British electronic music producer, DJ Fresh, and brainwave technology expert, Julien Castet, in which music – real music – is created entirely through brainwaves. That’s right. And it’s all for a very worthy cause, too.

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Outlandishly wild silk scarves by Sydney label Eager & Vane

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By Lost At E Minor in New Fashion on Friday 31 May 2013

A fashion label that doesn’t give a hoot about fashion? You heard right. New Sydney design collective Eager & Vane certainly don’t. They are creating wild and outlandish silk scarves in joyous prints with surrealist motifs for the oblivious trendsetter: scarves that make the wearer feel as individual and special as their designs. The three [...]

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SPONSORED: Cupidity video shorts from Cornetto

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By Lost At E Minor in Video on Friday 31 May 2013

We’re digging the Cupidity video shorts from Cornetto which explore the theme of teen love from a number of different perspectives and locations. These atmospheric films were shot in cinematic style (Quentin Tarantino, eat your heart out!) in the urban meccas of Hong Kong (Margot), Los Angeles (X Phobia), Istanbul (Beauty and the Geek) and [...]

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Quirky illustrations by Nicola Smanio

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By Lost At E Minor in New Illustration on Thursday 30 May 2013

Nicola Smanio is an animator and illustrator from Stockholm. A computer geek at heart, yet not happy about the prospect of a life spent sitting in front of a screen, he prefers to make things the analog way, be that building puppets or carving mountains out of styrofoam. When he does sit in front of [...]

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Never Seen Burnham: a short film by Richard Broomhall

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By Lost At E Minor in New Film on Monday 27 May 2013

While the majority of the British public are lamenting the loss of Summer from the seasonal calendar, Anthony Garratt is experiencing a proliferation of painting subject matter. ‘In a world where we are seemingly obsessed with ownership and control, it is humbling and important that we are reminded to respect the weather, sea, hills and [...]

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Just a Cafe

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By Lost At E Minor in Cool Travel on Wednesday 22 May 2013

Some of you may have seen this ad in The Age, as well as in bus and tram stops throughout Melbourne a couple of months ago. Founded by eco-artist Joost Bakker, SILO By Joost has been featured in The Age and Epicure a few times now. Read more here.

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Fragile Empire: Jeremiah Kille’s new exhibit at LA’s Project Gallery

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By Lost At E Minor in New Events on Monday 13 May 2013

Jeremiah Kille is a native of Santa Cruz, CA, who began his career as a custom surfboard builder. An opportunity working alongside renowned artist Thomas Campbell would profoundly impact him. He has since exhibited work extensively in Northern California, and currently has a Los Angeles show at PROJECT Gallery. The show runs through June 21.

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SPONSORED: Tell Ray-Ban your life vision and it may well come true

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By Lost At E Minor in New Events on Friday 10 May 2013

We’re buzzed about the UK wide Ray-Ban Envision tour, which is part of the Ray-Ban Envision campaign (#ENVISION SERIES), celebrating the multiple facets of Ray-Ban’s classic lenses, and will take place across five cities in May and June – Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Birmingham, and London – with each event relating to a different Ray-Ban lens characteristic (Built to Move, Long lasting, Impact resistant, Outshine and Anti-Glare).

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The Stream Lab: watch live concerts from the comfort of your lounge room

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By Lost At E Minor in Cool Websites on Thursday 2 May 2013

The Stream Lab is for those who love live music, but also enjoy the comforts of home. The website follows dozens of sources to bring you the pick of the live streaming shows taking place worldwide – including Coachella in California, London’s mega-fest, Glastonbury, and dozens of others. The Stream Lab is maintained by a [...]

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Collector’s Weekly: on online treasure trove of old news

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By Lost At E Minor in Cool Websites on Thursday 2 May 2013

Collectors Weekly is an amazing resource about all kinds of old stuff, even if you’re not already obsessed with antiques or vintage. The site covers everything from Cosby Sweaters to opium addiction. Also, their 1,400-plus category pages feature links to contextual live auctions that are filtered for quality by the site’s editors.

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Rumpus on the Run: A Monster Look-N-Find Book is Where’s Waldo with monsters

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By Jess Smart Smiley in New Illustration on Thursday 2 May 2013

A fantastic new book project from illustrator Jess Smart Smiley, Rumpus on the Run: A Monster Look-N-Find Book is Where’s Waldo with monsters! Can you spot The Rumpus before he takes over the book? Hunt for the Rumpus among hoards of spooky-fun creatures in a variety of imaginative scenes and landscapes, including The Snowman Parade, [...]

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