Sam3
[Flowers in the Attic]
TechnoKinetic
Maker Profile - Kinetic Wave Sculptures on MAKE: television from make magazine on Vimeo.
Reuben Margolin's kinetic sculptures.
[dear ada/Make]
Tags:
kinetic,
mechanical,
Reuben Margolin,
sculpture,
video
The Takeover
"Jordan Seiler's 'New York Street Advertising Takeover' took over 120 illegal billboards throughout the city, as they were white washed by dozens of volunteersNYSAT was organized as a reaction to the hundreds of billboards that are not registered with the city, and therefore are illegal. While illegal, these violations are not being prosecuted by the City of New York, allowing the billboard companies to garner huge profits by cluttering our outdoor space with intrusive and ugly ads.
After the illegal spots were white washed, late in the day yesterday over eighty artists transformed these spaces into personal pieces of art"
Tags:
alteration,
Ji Lee,
Jordan Seiler,
Public Ad Campaign,
signs,
street art
Saturn
3 of 24 amazing pictures from NASA sent back by the Cassini spacecraft as it passed Saturn and its moons. @ Boston Globe
[Neatorama]
[Neatorama]
Tags:
NASA,
nature,
photography
anycoloryoulike
"anycoloryoulike is a vivid art intervention for urban beautification and environmental awareness. The project consists of select city blocks in which new artist-created bags transform standard piles of trash into vivid sculptures of color through the participation of local business owners and residents. Each TRASH bag is 100% biodegradable and naturally scented to repel insects and vermin. TRASH was developed by artist Adrian Kondratowicz."
Tags:
activism,
Adrian Kondratowicz,
street art
"Is It Remarkable?"
Seth Godin talks about marketing and what stands out. Godin spells out why, when it comes to getting our attention, bad or bizarre ideas are more successful than boring ones.
[TED]
Tags:
ads,
design,
Seth Godin,
TED,
video
Shared Moments
Danish photographer Peter Funch will stake out a New York City street corner for weeks at a time, taking pictures of pedestrians from the same point. He later creates a digitally composite that results in a single images, using figures that fit a chosen theme.
[Boing Boing]
[Boing Boing]
Tags:
digital,
exposure,
Peter Funch,
photography
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