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A live video workshop led by Claudio Sinatti organized in collaboration with O’ and the participation of Massimiliano Viel.
More infos here.
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A selection of Roland Topor’s work including illustrations, watercolours and paintings will be on display at Nuages Gallery in Milan until July 18.
Continue reading ‘“Roi malgré lui” exhibition’
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A while back, we reported on some city farming, recently we found out that there is much more of a movement than we thought previously.
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I remember the first time I stepped out of the station, and saw this strange futuristic building from the past. Go see it for yourself in person before it’s gone forever.
(via PingMag)
Continue reading ‘Nakagin Capsule Tower nostalgia’
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One of four hundred photographs from the series Case History by Boris Mikhailov, Ukrainian photographer (1938) who works and lives in Kharkov and Berlin. Case History is a photographic work, which documents the disintegration of the human condition and social structures following the break up of the Soviet Union, focusing on the harshness of life for the homeless.
Continue reading ‘Boris Mikhailov’
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A tribute to a wonderful man and photographer. Vietnam War photographer Van Es has passed away in a hospital in Hong Kong at the age of 67 from a brain hemorrhage.
Continue reading ‘Hugh Van Es’
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Found this book at the Salone del Mobile few weeks ago. Christien Meindertsma has spent the last three years researching all the products made from a single pig. Amongst some of the more unexpected results were: Ammunition, medicine, photo paper, heart valves, brakes, chewing gum, porcelain, cosmetics, cigarettes, conditioner and even bio diesel.
Meindertsma makes the subject more approachable by reducing everything to the scale of one animal. After it’s death, Pig number 05049 was shipped in parts throughout the world. Some products remain close to their original form and function while others diverge dramatically. In an almost surgical way a pig is dissected in the pages of the book – resulting in a startling photo book where all the products are shown at their true scale (1:1).
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A great article, about how we might actually do better as a society, if schooling was taking away.
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Dave Pollard’s blog writes about environmental philosophy, creative works, business papers and essays. A great source for search for better ways of living, making a living, and a better understanding of how the world really works.
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