U B U W E B

An infinite platform for Art!

Contemporary, Historical, Sound, Poetry, Music, Visual, Film.

From classic stuff like Buñuel's Chien Andalou to obscure performances
like the Manopsychotische Ballet by Otto Muehl in the filmsection


From Huge databases filled with classic art in Film, Writing & Sound to all kinds of contemporary projects by new artists like the 365 days project

From their site :

UbuWeb is a completely independent resource dedicated
to all strains of the avant-garde, ethnopoetics, and outsider arts.

All materials on UbuWeb are being made available for
noncommercial and educational use only.
All rights belong to the author(s).

UbuWeb is completely free.

◘ ubuweb ◘

Conclave Obscurum

A very, very artistic project this site is!
I can't really figure it out, some russian artists collaborating on this for sure.
It's not a portfolio or anything like it.
I only know it's one of the most beautiful sites i've ever seen!
Nice 'n Vague... play with it...
turn up your volume and freak out!

Conclave Obscurum

David Firth

Meeting Saladfingers was a mixed pleasure.
Disturbing little nightmarish cartoons they are ♥ And it doesn't stop there....

Watch and shiver by the cartoons of David Firth. You'll probably want to know more about it's creator and his work. Check fatpie.com but don't expect to be comforted.

Natalie Ferstendik

I Just love her illustrations. Specially these oldschool fashion kind of ladies!

The site hosting them, unit.nl is great to just browse portfolios by all kinds of artists

Tokyoplastic

Just a cool site. Tokyoplastic.com

The Polyphonic Spree

Quest for the Rest.

Another nice way to showcase
a new album.

Aim of the game is to help the little people get home, by clicking all things clickable you'll find out how. Guide them through 3 different 'worlds' and you'll be rewarded. Nice atmospheric music and sweet graphics, game itself is simple but cute ♥

Play Quest for the Rest

Bellyfull.tv

New Jersey's Boy in Static showcases his debut album Newborn through bellyfull.tv...

He created the subtle, serene graphics himself.
Turn up the volume before you click, sit back and see for yourself