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Art & Design
Archive
January 9, 2012
Madrid Rio
What is Madrid Rio? Madrid Rio is the newly redeveloped area of Madrid’s old Manzanares River. Due to the relocation of Madrid’s inner ring road, the M30 underground, the road that was once a freeway along both sides of the … more
January 8, 2012
Sand Sculptures at Sentul City
For a few weeks now, Sentul City presented a mammoth size installation of sand sculptures especially catered for the Indonesian audience. This international exhibition that is said to be the first in Indonesia and the largest in Southeast Asia, invited … more
January 7, 2012
New York Times – Barnes Foundation Interactive Tour
Art enthusiasts: here’s a new experience you might appreciate – a virtual tour to one of the richest collections of fine arts.
The New York Times created an interactive tour to The Barnes Foundation – a rich source of ancient fine … more
January 6, 2012
Little Printer by BERG
Little Printer is a new product that will be released soon by BERG. It’s a thermal printer with a wireless connection to the internet that can print any feeds from your online subscriptions. The designers of BERG studio has paired up … more
January 6, 2012
Microworlds
Let’s take a tour to Microworlds, the small worlds where mini people make homes out of pumpkins, sail out to plastic sea with walnut shell boats, or go diving into breakfast bowls. Microworlds is a fascinating book that compiles work … more
January 5, 2012
Kid Icarus: The Screen Printing Duo
Somewhere in the heart of Kensington Market, Toronto, there’s a cute little shop & studio called Kid Icarus, where Bianca Bickmore works together with her husband Michael Viglione and produce a stock of handmade goods, from greeting cards, posters, t-shirts, … more
January 4, 2012
Truck Furniture and Bird Coffee
Truck is a furniture shop in Osaka, owned by Tokuhiko Kise and his wife, Hiromi Karatsu. Their furniture designs have caught international attention these past few years, despite the fact they’re only available in Japan. Looking at the pictures from … more
January 4, 2012
TateShots: Alice in Wonderland at Tate Liverpool
Over the course of generations, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, best known under his pseudonym Lewis Carroll, has lured children and adults alike down into the rabbit hole of wonderful fantasies through his stories of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the … more
January 3, 2012
Tardigotchi
Remember the Tamagotchi? 90s heads might recall the keychain-sized, egg-shaped device had people going wild in raising their own virtual pet. Designer Tiago Rorke and art collective SWAMP brings into question our relationship with these virtual beings and the human … more
January 3, 2012
The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect whose concept, organic architecture, is considered to be revolutionary in the 20th century. His concept was based around conformity between architecture design and natural beauty of the surrounding environment, based on which a … more
January 3, 2012
Carved Books by Guy Laramee
French-Canadian artist Guy Laramee has excavated dense pages of old books to disclose miniature landscapes. Deriving from his premise that mountains of disused knowledge will eventually erode just like mountains, Laramee entirely used vintage encyclopedias and dictionaries, piled them in … more
January 2, 2012
The Monster in the Mirror: Daniel Clowes
Daniel Clowes the most celebrated comics artist who had illustrated the pages of GQ, covers of the New Yorker and had been nominated for an Academy Award for his screenplay adaptation of his graphic novel Ghost World, was recently interviewed … more
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