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The Creators Project

Hello guys today I would like to be Vice Mag’s bitch again. Basically Vice have launched something called The Creators Project, which is a new network dedicated to the celebration of creativity and culture across media. The Creators Project has two mandates: on one hand it’s a modern day media channel that we will continually identify and celebrate the work of visionary artists wherever they are. On the other hand it is also a content creation studio, an arts foundation of sorts that will facilitate the production and dissemination of new work with these artists and their collaborators.

So anyway, The Creators Project mostly features in-depth interviews with artists (musicians and other creative types). Some of them quite interesting, others not so much. Guess which one it is today?

I would like to talk about Mark Ronson a bit. I interviewed the guy once and he was mega doped-up and talked a lot of rubbish. Anyway, he is a bit more together and bearable in this clip and let’s face it, his hair looked amazing when he was 14 years old. He’s talking hip-hop and diva pop-stars, so maybe you’ll find this fairly fascinating, let’s hope so. Enjoy:

Pokemon, free booze and being a Vice whore

Hi lovers, today I’m going to be Vice’s whore. There could be worse. I could be writing for the NME.

So Vice are having this art exhibition/party with Pokemon. Sounds weird? Sounds good? Nintendo, who are putting out a new Pokemon game asked a bunch of semi-famous artists to create Pokemon-themed art for this purpose and this mega-LOLZ-free party is the place to see that art…and more importantly to bag some free booze.

The event is going to have Filthy Dukes, Friendly Fires and Real Gold DJs and, did I mention it already, free booze.

The exhibition opens with a big launch party on the 24th March, full of Pokemon inspired food and, hmmmm did I mention it already, lots of free booze. The event will be guestlist only, attended by members of the press, select tastemakers from the Vice network, and competition winners. Go to www.viceland.com/repokemon to see the work, find out more about the campaign and enter the competition.

You know you want to.

And some pictures of the Pokemon art. Deep.