More RGB wallpaper by Carnovsky.
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Invited by the Metropolitan Museum of Art to create a site-specific installation
for the iris and b. gerald cantor roof garden, the twin brothers Mike and Doug Starn
(born in New Jersey in 1961) present their new work, ‘big bambú: you can’t, you don’t,
and you won’t stop’.

The monumental bamboo structure, ultimately measuring 100 feet long, 50 feet wide,
and 50 feet high, takes the form of a cresting wave that bridges the realms of sculpture,
architecture, and performance. ‘big bambú’ is a growing and changing installation,―a vast
network of 5,000 interlocking 30- and 40-foot-long fresh-cut bamboo poles, lashed
together with 50 miles of nylon rope. it will continue to be constructed throughout
the duration of the exhibition. the first phase of the structure―measuring about 100 feet
long, 50 feet wide, and 30 feet high―was completed by opening day, April 27.

What a beauty..

Many people in the world seem to be at war with each other. We see families split through disagreements, gang warfare on the streets, politicians arguing, whole civilisations and religions constantly battling. This device aims to help those who are at odds with each other make a first move toward reconciliation. The Pre-Handshake Handshake Device is currently on display at the Uncomfortable Conversations exhibition in New York please visit and use if you need to make up with someone.

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Great bit of kit…
I’d like to redo the living room with this.

facadeprinter.org – three stones from Facadeprinter on Vimeo.

Because ‘waking up in the same place every day is boring’.

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Beautiful simple stuff from Stas Chepurnov.

Horizont from Stas Chepurnov on Vimeo.

I’m a big fan of Sarah Illenberger, nearly got her in on a job I did for Google July 2009.
A great all round meticulous designer, maker, thinker with a great eye for detail, colour and humour.

A beautiful video installation by Wang Ya-Hui, really impressed by the integration of the installation and the space itself.

For those of you in the UK, there’s a fantastic pop up museum in Primrose Hill, London.

EXHIBITION #1

In tiny crevices and under dusty beds, there lies a secret creativity by the unknowns of society. Unexpected, delicate and profound, this democratic work has inspired the world’s greatest artists.

In Exhibition #1, the museum presents over two hundred drawings, paintings, sculptures and installations, selected by leading contemporary artists, curators and cultural figures.

Come see their discoveries revealed for the very first time – at London’s only public space for art by the untrained, unintentional and unseen creators of this, our modern world.

Simply divine!
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