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What’s New with the Glue Society

Our Australian friends The Glue Society, a group of artists, designers and projecteers, have created these amazing series of sculptures and films commissioned by 42Below Vodka featuring chair rainbows on the frozen tundra, a curb-side wrap party, gratuitous nudie pictures for airplanes passing by, a house of crates, and a blow-up doll's vacation paradise. The Glue Society's past projects include a very chilling series of "God's Eye View" Google Earth's shots of classic biblical scenes and their "Hot With the Chance of Late Storm" melting ice cream truck which we're featuring in the upcoming Hi-Fructose Collected Edition. See the new videos and other Glue Society's projects

Our Australian friendsThe Glue Society, a group of artists, designers and projecteers, have created these amazing series of sculptures and films commissioned by 42Below Vodka where they’ve created chair rainbows on the frozen tundra, a curb-side wrap party, gratuitous nudie pictures for airplanes passing by, a house of crates, and a blow-up doll’s vacation paradise. The Glue Society’s past projects include a very chilling series of “God’s Eye View” Google Earth’s shots of classic biblical scenes (scroll and see down below) and their “Hot With the Chance of Late Storm” melting ice cream truck which we’re featuring in the upcoming Hi-fructose Collected Edition. See the new videos and the other Glue Society’s projects and much more below.

Other Projects by the Glue Society:


“Hot with the chance of late storm”


The Glue Society’s “God’s Eye View” Project. “Moses” 2007


The Glue Society’s “God’s Eye View” Project. “Cross” 2007


The Glue Society’s “God’s Eye View” Project. “Ark” 2007

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