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Art in the Streets

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Natasha Nedelkova

The <n>Makedonium</n> monument in Kruševo, North Macedonia, designed by <n>Jordan Grabuloski</n> and <n>Iskra Grabuloska</n>.

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Sega Mega Drive/Genesis: Ultimate Works is the expanded and enhanced retrospective of the world conquering ’90s videogame console, featuring original artworks, concept illustrations, game development materials, pixel graphics, developer interviews and a complete guide to first party hardware. First published in 2014 as Collected Works, this new edition adds 48 pages of newly-discovered visual material from the Mega Drive/Genesis era.New to this expanded 2025 edition are a raft of newly discovered box art paintings, including Alien Soldier, Kid Chameleon, The Super Shinobi II, Sonic The Hedgehog, Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium and many more. Also new to Ultimate Works are the original design documents for iconic brawler Bare Knuckle II/Streets of Rage 2 and Treasure’s unique platformer Dynamite Headdy.
The Deluxe Edition is limited to 500 copies and presented in a screen-printed acrylic slipcase inspired by the original Japanese Mega Drive packaging. It features a silver grid-case design and includes a giclée print of Hitoshi Yoneda's Phantasy Star IV Japanese box artwork. 

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis: Ultimate Works

Analogue Camera Shop - Shop 35mm vintage film cameras

The <n>PlayStation 2</n> start-up sequence, with music by composer <n>Takafumi Fujisawa</n>.

Odabrao je Pere Kozomara

A still from the opening credits of <n>Twin Peaks</n>, created by <n>David Lynch</n> and <n>Mark Frost</n>.

<n>Antun Augustinčić</n>'s <n>Monument to the Fallen Soldiers of Krajina</n> (1947), located in Banja Luka.

<n>The False Mirror</n> (1929), a <n>Surrealist</n> painting by <n>René Magritte</n>.

A collage of monuments by Serbian architect <n>Bogdan Bogdanović</n>, including the central <n>Stone Flower</n>.

A digital illustration depicting hip-hop character <n>Quasimoto</n> in a scene from the 1993 film <n>Falling Down</n>.

JID - Sun (with Anycia) (Official Music Video)

<n>R. Kenton Nelson</n>'s cover illustration, <n>Sopranos' Farewell</n>, for the June 4, 2007 issue of <n>The New Yorker</n>.

A view of Earth from the Moon, used in a video by <n>How the Earth Was Made</n>.

Sir David Attenborough: The Entire History of Earth | Full Documentary Movie

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Welcome... ::: Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia

A 1975 photo of <n>Jack Nicholson</n> on the set of <n>One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest</n>. Photo by <n>Screen Archives</n>.

Read-Only Memory

Album art for the song <n>Darkness</n> by artists including <n>Shadows From Solaris</n> and <n>Ben Chandler</n>.

A <n>Blythe</n> doll named <n>Lux</n> at a fictional grave for director <n>David Lynch</n> in Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

LAUZZA

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The <n>Sedlec Ossuary</n> in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic, decorated by woodcarver <n>František Rint</n> in 1870.

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Analogue aF-1 | Just Point, and shoot.

A definitive history of the cult games console, produced in collaboration with Sega. This large-format, deluxe hardback features a dazzling collection of never-before-published materials and specially commissioned editorial, offering unprecedented insight into the creation of Sega’s last console and its celebrated library of games. Included are manufacturing prototypes, photography of rare hardware, game development materials, and peerlessly printed game imagery. An in-depth editorial by New Yorker writer Simon Parkin features contributions from Yu Suzuki, Naoto Ohshima, Masayoshi Kikuchi and Tetsuya Mizuguchi.

Sega Dreamcast: Collected Works

I Skied Down Mount Everest (world first, no oxygen)

A still from the music video for '<n>F.I.C.O.</n>' by <n>Clipse</n> featuring <n>Stove God Cooks</n>, directed by <n>Gibson Hazard</n>.