No, really not.
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Is what comes in mind when i see these works by Nicholas Galanin.
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I’m guessing that if my brother saw these pictures when he was 11 he never would have bought those toys.
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Beautiful drawings of flocks of arrwos by Peter Jellitsch.
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Not often that we are jealous. But sometimes we can’t avoid it…
For instance by looking at this project by Jenny Odell. She searched for things like grain silo’s, stadiums, parking lots, or ships on Google Satellite View, then collected and assembled them into these pieces. Simple but nifty.
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A double whammy in the science category: Holo Desks and Quantum Levitations.
I think it’s not too long to go before kids will be skating those, now almost antique, Back to the Future skateboards for real.
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This project in Brooklyn is called CCTV/Creative Control and is done by Marcos Zotes.
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I am always curious about the story behind pictures of long gone times. If you are too, you should visit this Flickr account called Peculiar Snapshots which is full with treasures.
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Great photography works by Brooklyn based photographer Wayne Lawrence.
(Thanks Igor/Vio!)
Captain Sensible - Wot. From the year 1982.
Unfortunately, they don’t make ‘m like this anymore nowadays.
Afrika Bambaataa were predicting the future when they recorded Planet Rock. This documentary shows the close alliance between crack cocaine and Hip Hop.
This piece of street art done by Boris Hoppek is a little bit hoooo and a little bit heeeey.
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