70’s living
Posted on March 31st, 2008 by mersenne_twister
If you’ve got 200$ to spare, you can jet back to the 70’s with this wall sticker!
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If you’ve got 200$ to spare, you can jet back to the 70’s with this wall sticker!
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Support Tibet. Boycott Beijing 2008! Check the Avaaz petition, it’s close to 2 million signatures worldwide!
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Giving up the Ghost series by Francesca Tallone
via arcibi
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Maya Lin’s Systematic Landscapes, organized by Henry Art Gallery Director Richard Andrews, focuses on a trio of large-scale sculptural installations that offer a different means for viewers to encounter and comprehend the landscape. The first one dating from 2006 is done by Aluminum tubing and paint, while the second one is Duraflake particleboard.
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Jeremy Mayer disassembles typewriters and then reassembles them into full-scale human figure without solder, weld, or glue. The process is entirely cold, mechanical assembly.
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Brian Finke photographs people in different professions like, female bodybuilders, flight attendants, cheerleaders. Here’s a few pics from his Female Bodybuilders series. Can anyone tell me why do females do this to themselves?
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Euronymous Bosch back to life and doing sculptures I guess.
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Amazing new toys coming in mid-2008 from Noferin
via Notcot
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2 new blogs in our blogroll, the first is a friend’s new blog Artist Manquee on new trends in design, art, fashion and music, and second is arcibi which is the blog of GFX students in Mimar Sinan University in Istanbul. Show them love!
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All the time in the world’, is a 22m long electroluminescent wall that marks the entrance to the First and Concorde Galleries lounges in the new Heathrow Terminal 5.
‘All the Time in the World’ allows passengers to extend their imagination to far distant locations as they enter the Lounges; the great natural wonders [...]
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