From October 1, 2011 to January 8, 2012 me Collectors Room Berlin is presenting the collection of Antoine de Galbert.
Antoine de Galbert has been collecting contemporary art since 1987 with the conscious intent of circumventing the mainstream and certain trends.
I love this. Reminds me of the video for ’74, ’75 by the Connells.
Explore museums with Street View technology
“Duke Press is an independent publishing collective based in London. Founded as a platform for creative publishing, we issue works which are printed in small editions, hand-made and numbered.”
David Smith has recently been elected to join the AGI (Alliance Graphique Internationale) – a well-deserved achievement and a very positive thing for the Irish graphic design community.
This is David’s talk from Offset 2009 ‚Äì truly inspiring stuff.
Form is a German graphic and product design magazine. I really like Claus Richter’s article about 80s’ sci-fi product design in the current issue.
Check out the preview of the current issue below.
Some very impressive work and a nice simple website from designer Paul Marcus Fuog.
“Building a free online collection of our world’s visual language.”
Very handy. Shame you can’t search though.
SHOW OPENS @ 6pm on Friday 3rd December
VENUE: MC Motors, Millers Ave, Dalston, E82ds The show will be open Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th 12 – 6pm
My friend Shane – who who had seen my ‘New York, Yikes!’ set on Flickr – sent me a link last night and asked ‘are these your shots?’
The link was to the blog of Saturdays Surf NYC ‚Äì the surf shop my colleague Jon had been chatting to the owner of when we were in New York. The shots aren‚Äôt mine, but as this guys pictures were posted after Jon had been telling him about me photographing beaten-up bikes, maybe that planted the seed in his mind to do a similar thing…
Small world.
http://blog.saturdaysnyc.com/?p=4675
@alan_butler looks like they’ve got heron problem in there http://www.dublinzoo.ie/inside.asp?pageId=154§ionId=3&level=1 #penguincam
