July 2009
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“The greatest thing about storytelling online is that online is a two way...”
– Mike Monello’s Innovators Radio interview
The Turn - Fredo Viola →
Labuat →
in Bb 2.0 - a collaborative music/spoken word... →
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Why I love the internet
Great post by somethingchanged:
Reading this is a good way to remind yourself why the Internet became an important part of your life.
Economist Tyler Cowen writes:
In a typical day, I might write two tweets, peruse 15 blogs […] and watch James Brown dance on YouTube. If it’s a really fun day, I’ll read more blogs, scour the Web for movie reviews, browse eBay, Google myself, and spend more...
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The Turn →
An absolute must see! By Fredo Viola.
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Watch Very beautiful Lifetime collection video .
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Amalia Ulman
Photos by Amalia Ulman. London. via booooooom.com
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Inform Fiction →
A Design System for Interactive Fiction Based on Natural Language
Alblaster →
is a form of interactive fiction that sets about to retell the tale of Snow White from a somewhat different perspective. The story is told through text, and you are given a prompt to enter responses….
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WatchIn February 2009 Belgian artist Wim Tellier went to the South Pole to create the first art installation on Antarctica. 6 gigantic pictures (800m² each) of sunbathing elderly persons were brought together on the coldest place on earth. The photos weighed 3000kg and were laid out covering a 30.000m² snowfield. Wim Tellier photographed the installation with a DPM in extreme temperatures reaching...
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Andreas Gursky
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Jan Dibbets
Thanks to @Kulturtrends I came across butdoesitfloat.com and Jan Dibbets. I forgot how much I like his work.
Jan Dibbits is associated with the land art and conceptual art movements of the 1960s and 70s and holds an international reputation. His oeuvre is primarily concerned with light, observation, perspective, and space.—Wikipedia
www.kuehne-jaeger.de →
Studio Laurens Van Wieringen →
Die Baupiloten →
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Surface Modulation
A new series of works by Richard Sweeney. This time he didn’t use paper but he created these 3D sculputures / paintings.
via todayandtomorrow.net
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Milton Glaser →
100 Years of Design Manifestos -- Social Design... →
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Ten Things I Have Learned by Milton Glaser
1. You can only work for people that you like
2. If you have a choice, never have a job
3. Some people are toxic, avoid them
4. The good the enemy of the great (or professionalism is not enough)
5. Less is not necessarily more
6. Style is not to be trusted
7. How you live changes your brain
8. Doubt is better than certainty
9. It doesn’t matter
10. Tell the truth
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Welcome to The Bazaarium →
Your victorian emporium
Narani Kannan →
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ODOS Architects
Winner ‘Best House’ Irish architecture awards 2009. You can see why. »
via wejetset.com
Liam Finn (15)
The Virgins (7)
Anne Soldaat (6)
The Maccabees (2)
Selah Sue (1)
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
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An Easy Way to Increase Creativity: Scientific... →
Why thinking about distant things can make us more creative. Creativity is commonly thought of as a personality trait that resides within the individual. We count on creative people to produce the songs, movies, and books we love; to invent the new gadgets that can change our lives; and to discover the new scientific theories and philosophies that can change the way we view the world. Over the...
Green Sleeves
It’s 6 a.m. in Kensington Market on a Sunday morning, with the sun out but only barely, and Eric Cheung and Sean Martindale are busy planting flowers. At College and Augusta, on the two large posterboards on the west wall of Sam’s, they cut the outlines of large triangles deep into the thick layers of posters, through and past the topmost movie ads for The Ugly Truth and District 9...
Géraldine Georges ~ others →
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Clown
Clown is an online fashion editorial in the beloved animated gif style. Photographed by Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader for hop on the spiral bitch.
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Things I have learned in my life so far →
The idea for this site originally came out of my own list in my diary, under the very same title: Things I have learned in my life so far. Astonishingly, I have only learned twenty or so things so…
Het Groene Hart →
Kai
Kai is a wall installation by the Polish artist Jerzy Goliszewski.
Kai was intended as a hermeneutic answer to H.Ch. Andersen’s fairy tale “The Snow Queen”. The form of the installation has been inspired by structures - such as the crumbling sheet of ice, the cracked ground or the rough surface of a congealed lava river - created by the destructive natural forces. But also the common sight...
