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Last Friday we headed out to Mighty Tanaka in Brooklyn to see the Year of The Head Chakra 3D art show featuring works by Lionel Guzman, Ed Shawn Herrerea and Reginal Pean. They gave everyone tight 3D glasses and lots of booze!

3D Glasses in full effect!

People, check!

Art, Check!

Lionel Guzman (right)

Gotta have drinks after!

Unassuming

Then BAM! Right to the lens cap!

Really long hallway. Really long.

mad etch kid!

Who’s this douche?

The party continued!

Copyright: SUCKA PANTS If you haven’t visited his site yet, this guy does an amazing job at capturing moments in the most vivid way possible. Skillz

Freja Beha Erichsen as she appears in Vogue UK, one of the hippest models out there with great looks and awesome tattoos, including one on her neck. Discovered on the streets of her native Denmark by a modeling agent passing by in a taxi, Erichsen made her debut as a model in 2005 at the fall Paris and Milan shows of Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Miu Miu. [via] She has appeared on every major magazine cover and will soon take over the world. Well, maybe not take over the world but….

Photographed by: Josh Olins

These phenomenal photos of Emanuela de Paula were taken by Jacques Dequeker underwater for the Brazilian magazine Wish Report.

Bianca Balti, you may have seen her featured in campaigns by Victoria’s Secret, Karl Lagerfeld, Gianfranco Ferré, Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen, Givenchy, Zac Posen, Hermès, John Galliano, Gucci, Fendi, Prada, Valentino, Missoni, Chanel, Christian Dior, Versace, Oscar de la Renta, Narciso Rodriguez, Ralph Lauren, and Carolina Herrera. Bianca was discovered working at a grocery store while trying to pay her way through school.

I love this shot. Notice the bee on her arm?

Photos Copyright: Camilla Akrans

Edita Vilkeviciute by Sølve Sundsbø [via]

Tonight is Magic Rob’s mom’s opening reception for her art exhibit, Iran: Images From Beneath A Chador.For those of you who don’t know, Magic Rob is a loyal customer of Proletariat and a friend of the shop. You’ve probably seen him in Harvard Square doing magic tricks and picking up all the single ladies…or maybe at last year’s denim release.

Now you don’t just earn the name Magic Rob – you’re given it. And it could only be given to him by someone way more gangster than he – his mom. Read her bio and then feel bad about how you are wasting away playing X-box (I know I am).

In 1979, when Randy Hope Goodman was 24 years old and a recent graduate in sociology from Boston University, a group of Iranian college students (no older than she) forcibly took control of the American Embassy in Tehran, taking Americans hostage. Three months into the “hostage crisis”, Goodman found herself in Iran as the photographer for a grassroots delegation of Americans invited by the Iranian students holding the hostages. The purpose of that delegation visit was to learn firsthand why the embassy was stormed.

This exhibit combines photographs taken during that first visit in 1980, with those from two subsequent visits. In ’81, she and two colleagues were contracted by CBS-TV News to gather video and were the sole US media credentialed in Iran. Returning in ’83 for Time magazine, she toured the Iran-Iraq war zone and had the exclusive opportunity to photograph Ayatollah Khomeini. Her moving photographs capture the spirit of those swept up in the wake of these momentous events: wives and fathers, soldiers and civilians, people whose lives were irrevocably changed by revolution, war and the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Multicultural Arts Center, 41 2nd Street in Cambridge (Green line to Lechmere/walk 1 1/2 blocks.)