January 2012
19 posts
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Steve Wheen creates charming mini gardens in potholes around East London. Temporary public art, I love it!
Incredible shadow paintings by artist Rashad Alakbarov using everyday objects and back light.
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How much time does someone spend looking at a piece of art?
Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer measures the attention span of visitors with Kinect-powered tape measurers. The longer the visitor stays in front of the installation, the measuring tape starts to project upwards until it crashes and recoils back.
Great concept!
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Beautiful and intriguing but temporary organic art from German-based artist Walter Mason.
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Type + Chocolate = brilliance. Is there anything more to say? Nope!
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I love secrets. I love books. Put them together and you’ve got a unique place to visit in NYC. My favourite part is when he says he’s in the phone book, hiding in plain sight.
To Resolve Project: New Year’s resolutions turned beautifully designed iPhone backgrounds.
(More sleep is something that’s on my list of 2012 to-do’s!)
An amazing outdoor installation on the Yukon River by Vancouver artist Nicole Dextras.
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After spending a month in New York last May, I often feel like I left a piece of my heart there. While these pillows aren’t a substitute for that bustling city, I sure would love to have a colourful, cozy friend to curl up with on the couch.
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17 countries in 343 days and crammed into one 5 minute video. Remember when I said I wanted to go on more adventures? Yes, this would do it!
