Where?

Fifty People, One Question: London from Fifty People, One Question on Vimeo.

If you could wake up anywhere tomorrow, where would it be?
50 People One Question
[GL]

Once Upon a Time...

Jeanne-Claude [Denat de Guillebon] 1935-2009, died suddenly November 18, 2009 as a result of of complications due to a ruptured brain aneurysm

Christo is deeply saddened by the passing of his wife, partner and collaborator and is committed to honor the promise they made to each other many years ago: The art of Christo and Jeanne-Claude will continue.

Christo is dedicated to completing their current works in progress: Over The River, and The Mastaba, Jeanne-Claude would wish.

Christo and Jeanne-Claude met in Paris, France in November, 1958, sharing the same date of birth and have worked together for 51 years creating temporary works of art.

Park

"For some time now, the spot in has been relatively empty aside from mud, waste and strewn garbage. There's an application to build condos on the site. It has remained undisturbed since Monday and I watered it yesterday because there hasn’t been any rain lately… Grass is pretty resilient, so it should survive and take root unless/until somebody removes it. Joe Clement assisted me with the install."

Sean Martindale with an assist from Joe Clement
[Wooster Collective]

Thinly Veiled, and Preyed Upon

Stephanie Brown
[Cgunit]

Hearing Aids

Various WWI and WWII Airplane listening apparatuses that are meant to augment your hearing.

found at Noise for Airports
[Notcot]

Community

The National Portrait Gallery is exhibiting a show called "Communities" featuring, in part, the work of the late Rebecca Westcott. I recommend checking it out if you are in DC!

Spector
[National Portrait Gallery]

Unplugged

Nik Ramage
[NotCot]

I <3 Fabio Viale

I'm always blown away by the marble work of Fabio Viale

Unfolding Design

videogioco-loop experiment from donato sansone on Vimeo.

"videogioco"-loop experiment by Donato Sansone
[Ektopia/Wooster Collective]

Golden Penny

Jack Daws made ten counterfeit pennies from gold for an art show in LA in 2007. He put one of the pennies into circulation at the airport, possibly never to see it again. Well, just last month, Jessica in Brooklyn found the penny, which is worth about a hundred dollars.

Read the full story at[Slog]