The vertical country of the second world. by Sergey Prokofyev
The term of classification of the world division into first,...
vw — pabloberger.com (by Pablo Berger)
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Bien vu.
Sculptures as Optical Illustions by Igor Eskinja
Victorian figures infiltrating scientific illustrations
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Collagist and book artist Lynn Skordal has a fantastic collage series,...
Dan Walsh at Fondation Speerstra (via Dan Walsh at Fondation Speerstra Dan Walsh at Fondation Speerstra – Contemporary Art Daily)
Moussa Kone
two images from the series ‘They called me a drawer (possibilities are limited)
ink on paper, 2012
ink and watercolor on paper, 2013
Port-a-Plant by Chronicle Books
My Home My House My Stilthouse
Wood, paint, crayon, plexiglass
78 1/2 x 118 x 9 inches
199.4 x 299.7 x 22.9 cm
Arne Quinze - Stilthouse
Hope to see you at Art Basel Hong Kong.
Visit Paul Kasmin Gallery at Booth 3D34.
3 posts tagged IBM
THINK: A film about making the world work better (by IBM)
Four distinct stories of progress show how a challenge once considered unsolvable was addressed: Sending a man to the moon, sequencing the rice genome, making medicine personal and reducing traffic congestion. Across the diversity of these examples, the film reveals how progress was made possible by a combination of people and technology, and by taking a distinct approach to making the world work better — seeing, mapping, understanding, believing and acting. Today, this very approach can be used to tackle challenges large and small. This film was originally presented in an immersive experience on forty 85” screens in the IBM THINK Exhibit located at Lincoln Center in New York, NY from September 23 through October 23rd, 2011.
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