Posts I like
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The Meticulously Woven Mugshots of Joanne Arnett
http://www.odditycentral.com/art/the-meticulously-woven-mugshots-of-joanne-arnett.html
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Bottled History by Commoner
“Ray Gascoigne has spent a lifetime at sea as a shipwright and sea merchant. His memories...
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Photographers lining up to capture the best moments on the red carpet.
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The Many Hats Of Billy Childish by Brian David Stevens
Childish has published over 40 collections of poetry, recorded over 100 independent LP’s...
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June 6, 2013 - Tim Freccia has an exhibition coming up in Germany
“The forgotten refugees of South-East-Europe” of Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe
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recently opened:
“Rain Room”
Random International
MoMA, W54th St., NYC (bt 5th & 6th Ave)
Random International’s immersive environment is... -
gouache on paper
Anish Kapoor -
drawings, ink on paper
Antony Gormley
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12 posts tagged concept
Out Of Print
Fun project creates computer-generated random headlines scrambled from news feeds which are then printed with traditional techniques and sent via Twitter:
The invention of the printing press is the finest example of how a shift in technology can change the way we communicate. In the 21st century, digital technology has become the defining force shaping society; changing the way we live, interact and consume information.
With the growth of digital media we are now faced with unprecedented levels of data. We find ourselves at a saturation point. By attempting to consume ever more, we end up understanding less. How do we make sense of all the information we consume and not get lost in the process? Through the use of traditional printing techniques we explore this question.
By using live online news feeds we are building a digital application that generates seemingly random headlines; these will then be printed using a custom-built letterpress. The prints will form a growing collection exhibited as part of the installation.
More about the project here
FJP: Heart.
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Mountain View Pendant by Dima Loginoff
Currently just a concept this lamp needs to be made.
(via ivillage)
“What many take for granted, millions of others have no or limited access to. The Life Sack is an innovative idea that could give clean drinking water to people in underdeveloped regions of the world.
Life Sack is an idea for a new water purifier kit by Korean industrial designers Jung Uk Park, Myeong Hoon Lee and Dae Youl Lee.
The Life Sack repurposes grain sacks as water purifier kits. Contaminated water is filtered using SODIS (Solar Water Disinfection Process), which involves a combination of UV-A radiation and thermal treatment to kill the harmful micro-organisms and bacteria found in the water.”
via Design Indaba
(via dstitch)
Sennheiser Eco-Vinyl Turntable
[designed by Matthew Lim]
This audio product is made from cost-effective materials (recyclable and biodegradable) without sacrificing its performance and hardware quality. It provides a balance between cost and quality.
A sweeping concept for a product that could breathe new life into vinyl. Designed to be portable, but functionally intended to bring high-quality audio. This is beautiful. Courtesy of theantidote.
(via badkeymachine)
http://www.astronautsuicides.com/
Some brilliant photos from some good people in Oregon.
Break soap is a concept by Dave Hakkens that involves a large block of soap with removable “self-serve” wedges that can be snapped off for individual use without having to touching a bar that’s been handled by somebody else.
