Archive for September, 2009
Buildings as Canvas
September 30th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: Architecture, contemporary art, design, public art
God Dog or Dog God
September 29th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: design, graphic design, illustration
Work of Michæl Paukner
via Boing Boing
Giant Kitty
September 29th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: contemporary art, design, street art
Obey the Kitty.
Creepy and Functional Baby Heads
September 22nd, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: design, object design
Creepy baby head planters found on Etsy.
Buggin Out
September 18th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: design, graphic design, poster design, print design
Vienna Dance poster campaign.
Giant Duck in the Harbor
September 17th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: art, contemporary art, public art, sculpture
Rubber Duck by Florentjin Hofman
Hasselt 2009
12 x 14 x 16 meters, Inflatable, pontoon and generator
Domesticated
September 17th, 2009 • Photography
Tags: art, contemporary art, nature, Photography
There is a strange calmness I love about these photographs from Amy Stein’s Domesticated series. For anyone who lives in the American west, close to the foothills or in the mountains, there is probably sense a familiarity with some of these images.
Dreaming House
September 16th, 2009 • Architecture
Tags: Architecture, art, contemporary art, video, video art
Facade Projection
555 KUBIK
“How it would be, if a house was dreaming” by Urban Screen
Universiteit Twente Motion Identity Piece
September 16th, 2009 • Motion Graphics
Tags: advertising, identity, Motion Graphics, video
Motion visual identity piece for Universiteit Twente by Studio Dumbar.
A New Take on the Bar Code
September 16th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: design, graphic design
Design Barcode from Japan makes the bar code interesting.
via Aqua Velvet
New Gugus Video
September 16th, 2009 • Music Video
Tags: electro, music, music video, video
New song from Gusgus titled Add This Song.
Michel de Broin
September 16th, 2009 • Art & Design
Tags: art, contemporary art, sculpture
Michel de Broin Black Whole Conference 2006
Born in 1970 in Montreal, Michel de Broin lives and works in Montreal and in Berlin.
Through a collection of objects and actions, his works seek to escape the constraining nature of modern utopian aspirations whilst attempting to reenact them in playful, jesting objects that glorify the referent on the one hand while upstaging it on the other. Drawing on his doubt in the capacity and value of ideas, his sculptural projects seek to put them to the test by literally confronting them with the necessities of reality in assemblage that often troubles the ideas it purports to speak for.
