Parra’s “Weirded Out” exhibition at San Francisco’s MoMA is now open and to gather insight into the show, It’s Nice That had a chance to interview the artist regarding this new body of work and how it came to be. For “Weirded Out”, Parra created a large-scale mural on a 60 foot wall, which sits on the second-floor landing of the musem. If you’re in the Bay Area of California, this is definitely worth checking out. If not, see the mural in our gallery after the jump.

Check out the interview with Parra here.

Bobby Hundreds presents this profile on Saber of The Seventh Letter/AWR/MSK. It looks as if The Hundreds and TSL will be joining forces this June on a project, so stay tuned. Also, be sure to check this video with Saber as he sheds some light onto his career and art.

Artist James Georgopoulos is set to open up a new exhibition this week at the Guy Hepner Contemporary gallery in Los Angeles, CA. Entitled “Second Amendment” the exhibit is a mixed media works of notorious guns from iconic film and television shows Georgopolous creates large-scale and highly detailed transformations of firearms from such television shows and big screen movies such as Die Hard, The Sopranos, The Book of Eli, Pulp Fiction and numerous others. The artist is also an accomplished photographer, which is illustrated by the highly detailed photographs seen here. The exhibit opens on March 29 and it will be running through May 5, 2012.

Take a look at a preview of “Second Amendment” after the jump.

Designer and illustrator Nick Agin worked on a personal project, exploring the iconic Star Wars film characters. The outcome is a great series of illustrations, inspired by the style that old American presidents were drawn in. Included in the line-up are of course Vader, Yoda, 3-CPO and the Stormtrooper next to a few others.

Check out the full series after the jump.

English photographer Ben Watts has teamed up with 3×1 on a limited edition series of skateboard decks. Known for their bespoke denim, produced entirely in their New York Soho flagship store and atelier, 3×1 and Watts produced a series of decks, each featuring the picture of a top model. The line-up includes Jessica Hart (shown), Lake Bell, Elsa Hosk, Behati Prinsloo and Chanel Iman.

All profits of the sale of the skateboard decks go to charity and overall they are limited to 60 sets. Individual boards will be available on April 5th for $100. The sets you can already purchase online for 400 USD here.

It is not the first time we see this and also will not be the last. But at least they made them look nice.

Today we get a first look at the upcoming vinyl figure by artist Ron English. As usual he worked with Made by Monsters to produce the toy. For Summer 2012 he presents the ‘Mousemask Murphy’ character. The toy comes in an international color edition and a Japan ZacPac Grey tone edition. Due to limited runs, only 2 figures can be sold per customer and you can inquire now at info@garageworksindustries.com.

Sometimes an educational feature does not hurt. While we get exposed to so much online, it is necessary to have somebody with a little more background knowledge filter through the masses for us. Especially when it comes to photography today, and everybody carrying a digital camera and a picture editing program, it is not easy making sure one watches the right talents.

Galleries Elisa Carmichael produced a list of the 25 photographers that you should know about for Complex. Check out the full list here.

After the jump some of our own favorites from the list, including Juergen Teller, Cindy Sherman, Daido Moryama, Marilyn Minter and others.

We present a series of movie posters, recreated in the iconic 8-Bit computer game look. It is great seeing how reduced design can be, without loosing any of the visual strength and while still communicating the same message. From The Matric, Harry Potter, Ironman, Titanic to Star Wars, some of the most iconic movie posters were recreated here in 8-Bit.

Check them all out after the jump.

Artist Dan Tague is known for his folded US Dollar bill creations. Now he has teamed up with designer Neil Barrett on a limited edition t-shirt collection. The t-shirts come with different designs by the artist and are now in stock at Browns.

Known for their creative initiatives, ABSOLUT Vodka launches ABSOLUT BLANK. The idea is for once to not only present results of creativity, but to look behind the scenes of the creative processes.

For the last three days, ABSOLUT Vodka hosted the ABSOLUT BLANK Atelier in Munich. GOMMA, Mirko Borsche, Apparat & Nackt, Bompas & Parr, as well as Styleclicker & Ayzit Bostan were invited for this new creative expedition. The creatives are asked to start with absolutely nothing, a blank canvas, and the show the entire process from finding the idea to creating the final artwork.

GOMMA and Borsche from Germany research what role coincidence plays in creativity. British artist duo Bombas and Parr look at the role of food in creativity. Berlin musicians Apparat and Nackt research the creativity crisis and how an exciting new song can result from it and blogger Styleclicker and designer Ayzit Bostan show how you can overcome the fear of a blank page. The ABSOLUT bottle has been a blank page for many artists over the years, starting with none other than Andy Warhol a long time ago. Taking a behind the scenes look at the creation process of creatives around the world and especially looking at realistic and real world challenges that everybody has to fight with, makes this one of the more exciting brand supported projects that we have seen in recent time.

As part of the ASBOLUT BLANK initiative, the brand also unveils exciting new bottle designs. In Munich, the Mario Wagner designed bottle, launching April 1st, was presented.

Photography: Robert Wunsch/Highsnobiety.com

Check out our full picture recap of the ABSOLUT BLANK event in Munich and the new Mario Wagner ABSOLUT BLANK limited edition bottle after the jump.