I dropped by the Electric Works in San Francisco’s SOMA last weekend to see Fine Art Photographe Katherine Westerhout’s ‘Rust Belt’ exhibition, and wasn’t disappointed.
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Abandoned Art
Posted by Matt Judge
Posted: 29/01/2010
I’ve got the shakes
Posted by Joshua Swanbeck
Posted: 19/01/2010
Chase Jarvis coined the phrase ‘The best camera is the one that is with you’, and while I agree that a crappy photo is sometimes better than no photo at all, generally speaking, I think cameras in phones suck. Yeah, they’re convenient, but unless you’re a teenage girl posting a new profile picture to your MySpace, they’re basically useless. But that was all before I found ShakeItPhoto. More
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Sculpting the Future: The xx / Decode at V&A
Posted by Jimmy Tilley
Posted: 12/01/2010
Two different London shows this weekend displayed how programming and audio-visual technology are finding their place as tools with which to make more artistic statements.
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An open letter to Emily Gosden
Posted by Design Assembly
Posted: 11/01/2010
In response to Emily Gosden’s defamatory article on the Times Online, we at Design Assembly felt compelled as a collective to address the issues raised in the hope that the apparent lack of appreciation and awareness of our profession is addressed. More
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Posted in Branding, Design Assembly, Design Economy, Design future, Education, Social responsibility, Uncategorized
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Design diss/course
Posted by Paul M Fuog
Posted: 04/01/2010
Recently in Australia we have seen the rebrand of two large institutions. Both visual identities were intermittently released to the public accompanied by the associated fees. More
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The London Nobody Knows
Posted by Ian Moore
Posted: 29/12/2009
London Nobody Knows, a 1967 film by Norman Cohen is showing at London’s ICA in January. Presented by the slightly grumpy, very dry James Mason, it’s a tour of the murkier, unglamorous and threatened aspects of London life at the time.
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Posted in Culture, Film, History
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Ed Ruscha — The designers’ artist
Posted by Dan Greene
Posted: 15/12/2009
I first became aware of Ed Ruscha’s work through the beautifully designed book ‘Cotton Puffs, Q-Tips, Smoke and Mirrors’, so the opportunity to see his new show ‘Ed Ruscha: 50 Years of Painting’ at the Hayward was too good to miss. More
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Type Trumps Part Deux
Posted by Matt Judge
Posted: 15/12/2009
Rick ‘Face37′ Banks has been in touch to tell me about his latest offering, Type Trumps 2, that are available to buy at select retailers and online now. More
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