Patrick James

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Fifteen Things You Should Know About Breasts

There's not much more to say about this infographic.

Patrick James

Sep 09, 2015

Articles

Every Nuclear Bomb Detonation from 1945 to 1998

A disturbingly hypnotic video from Isao Hashimoto.

Patrick James

Aug 01, 2015

Articles

What's Your Earth Day 2011 Pledge?

Earth Day, in its current form, is an abomination. Let's infuse it with a modicum of meaning.

Patrick James

Apr 24, 2011

Articles

Bankruptcy Shmankruptcy: L.A. Times Wins Two Pulitzers

What's the fate of the L.A. Times? For now, it's a couple of Pulitzers.

Patrick James

Apr 21, 2011

Bricks and Mortar in the City of Angels

The structures of Angeleno faith appear in stunning photographs.

Patrick James

Will Etling

Apr 19, 2011

Articles

Will You Make a Pledge on Earth Day 2011?

It's a chance to turn a stupid holiday into something slightly more meaningful (seriously).

Patrick James

Apr 18, 2011

Articles

Protect Scott Walker's Legacy: Rename Wisconsin's Awful Governor

Confusion: The "Big Louise" singer isn't in Milwaukee to bust unions and kill mass transit, but his namesake is. Solution: Rename the governor.

Patrick James

Apr 13, 2011

Articles

Intermission: An Autonomous Wooden Xylophone in the Forest

Here's a look at what happens when you build a magnificent wooden xylophone atop a thickly forested hillside. Warning: It's an advertisement.

Patrick James

Apr 13, 2011

Articles

Patrick James on T.C. Boyle

We can't control nature. But, with the right story, at least we can laugh at our failed efforts to preserve it.

Patrick James

Apr 13, 2011

Articles

Sneak Preview: Behold GOOD's Newest Magazine Cover

For GOOD 023, we explore the challenges of the modern urban environment through the lens of Los Angeles. Here's the cover.

Patrick James

Apr 11, 2011

Articles

Removing Mona Lisa from the Mona Lisa

An inventive use of technology transforms one of Western Civilization's most iconic images.

Patrick James

Apr 11, 2011

Articles

Why Can't We See Painted Breasts on the News?

If a woman is crazy for trying to destroy a classic Gauguin painting, then it's a bit odd for news outlets to censor it when reporting.

Patrick James

Apr 08, 2011

Articles

Q&A: Could Egypt-Style Revolution Have Happened in Iraq?

The Center for American Progress' Brian Katulis fields questions on whether large-scale protests could have happened in Iraq.

Patrick James

Mar 21, 2011

Articles

Intermission: Beautiful Animation of Gareth Bale Playing the Beautiful Game

An artist spent 35 hours transforming video of soccer star Gareth Bale into an affecting animated short. It was worth every second.

Patrick James

Mar 11, 2011

Articles

Bicycle Film Festival 2011: The Best Thing in Town, in Every Town

The international tour of Bicycle Film Festival events is underway. You have until April 1 to submit a short or feature film for consideration.

Patrick James

Feb 25, 2011

Articles

Video Chaos: A Sequence of Lines Traced by 500 Individuals

One person draws a straight line; 500 people trace it. Each new effort adds imperfection, and the results are total chaos.

Patrick James

Feb 20, 2011

Articles

People Are Awesome: LCD Soundsystem Thwarts Scalpers

Scalpers bought all the tickets to LCD Soundsystem's final show at Madison Square Garden, so the band got crafty for the sake of its fans.

Patrick James

Feb 17, 2011

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There's not much more to say about this infographic.

A disturbingly hypnotic video from Isao Hashimoto.

Earth Day, in its current form, is an abomination. Let's infuse it with a modicum of meaning.

What's the fate of the L.A. Times? For now, it's a couple of Pulitzers.

The structures of Angeleno faith appear in stunning photographs.

It's a chance to turn a stupid holiday into something slightly more meaningful (seriously).

Confusion: The "Big Louise" singer isn't in Milwaukee to bust unions and kill mass transit, but his namesake is. Solution: Rename the governor.

Here's a look at what happens when you build a magnificent wooden xylophone atop a thickly forested hillside. Warning: It's an advertisement.

We can't control nature. But, with the right story, at least we can laugh at our failed efforts to preserve it.

For GOOD 023, we explore the challenges of the modern urban environment through the lens of Los Angeles. Here's the cover.

An inventive use of technology transforms one of Western Civilization's most iconic images.

If a woman is crazy for trying to destroy a classic Gauguin painting, then it's a bit odd for news outlets to censor it when reporting.

The Center for American Progress' Brian Katulis fields questions on whether large-scale protests could have happened in Iraq.

An artist spent 35 hours transforming video of soccer star Gareth Bale into an affecting animated short. It was worth every second.

The international tour of Bicycle Film Festival events is underway. You have until April 1 to submit a short or feature film for consideration.

One person draws a straight line; 500 people trace it. Each new effort adds imperfection, and the results are total chaos.

Scalpers bought all the tickets to LCD Soundsystem's final show at Madison Square Garden, so the band got crafty for the sake of its fans.