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With the official release of All Gone, a book that displays of the latest trends that have made the most impact in the previous year, they have also made the book available through digital form, for all those that haven’t yet picked up a physical copy. The digital version can be found here, with additional information regarding the people involved and how to purchase All Gone 2009 seen there as well.

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french artist morgane tschiember explores illusions of material properties in here series ‘iron maiden’.
the series of installation pieces was first exhibited in 2007 at galerie loevenbruck in paris, where
tschiember lives and works. the installation consists of large scale sheets of lacquered aluminum
which are bent and arranged to give the illusion of a much lighter and pliable material. the sheets
are arranged on the floor and wall, seemingly bending at the will of gravity. the vivid colours and
glossy sheen amplify the surrealism of the pieces.
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‘good ideas glow in the dark’ – adris groups’ annual report designed bruketa & zinić
image courtesy of bruketa & zinić
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An interesting new exhibition featuring graffiti works, street art and photography openend its doors in New York. Entitled “MOM & POPism”, the exhibition has been put together by James and Karla Murray, known for their work at Store Front. The exhibition is taking place on the roof of the Gawker Media headquarters.
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Complex Releases the second part of their cover collaboration for the August/September issue, Featuring:Keri Hilson, and artist: So-Me. This cover is for the annual style and design issue, and will be Paired with the Kid Cudi x Augor piece. This issue will hit the stands by Auguse 11th, 2009
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A lot of good things are going on behind the scenes with Primary Clothing.  Get ready for big things.

Take a look at this empty looking shoe box. Packaging at its minimalist. Size and Kind listed on the front, ironically open boxed Color and Model under that. If designer Lezane Rousseau could find a way to manufacture this plexiglas case in a cheap, quick, and environmentally sound way, it’d be tops! Read the rest of this entry »

“Every person has a story and every person has a different way of telling it. I’ve chosen twelve tubes of oil, a backpack of spray-paint, a handful of Read the rest of this entry »

For the launch of the 2010 Toyota Prius, Toyota has installed huge sunflowers at the Boston’s Prudential Plaza. Bringing to life the theme: “Harmony Between Man, Nature and Machine”, the over-sized flower sculptures are partially powered by solar panels on the back of their petals and the base of their stems. Each of the five Solar Flowers provides seating for up to 10 people, access to free Wi-Fi service and power to charge cell phones and laptops.

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Ashton Raggatt McDougal (ARM) architects completed the design of the Melbourne Recital Center.

Viewed at night the exterior of the building is a mesmerizing matrix of glowing tubes, hovering around the black box of the building, reminiscent of the tubing on the Arts Centre spire, but more graphic. More like an illusionistic painting, blurring two dimensional and three dimensional perception. Our design direction has been to draw on the shared traditions of spatial ambiguity that are imbedded in the histories of both architecture and the theatre.