Oddities in Brooklyn
The clean, minimalist design of this site highlights the dozens of beautiful articles at INDEX in Brooklyn. INDEX is “an evolving catalogue of materials and articles, some unique and some ordinary, but all exceptional in ...
Hand Held in Melbourne
This tiny gallery-and-storefront in Melbourne is jam-packed with object-based art, including artist books, zines, and other clever objects. If you’re local, Hand Held is located at 108 Bourke Street in Melbourne, Australia. Stop by or ...
French Blogger Curates in Berlin
‘Quompendium’ is a Berlin exhibition curated by Charlotte Cheetham, the French blogger and creator of manystuff.org, a site for graphic designers featuring the work of Europeans. Photos from the opening can be viewed here.
Plucked in London
Photographer Geir Moseid‘s series Plucked investigates the ‘duality of the home’…how sometimes things are not what they seem, and also addresses conceptions of safety and vulnerability. The clean, stark images are quietly intriguing, and on ...
Shipyard Art in Berkeley
The Shipyard is “a collaborative build space for large-scale mechanical, kinetic and electronic artwork”. This art collective’s “citizens” create large-scale projects around this 11,000 square foot space in Berkeley, CA.
Beijing’s Creative Commons
It’s no longer a big secret that the arts scene in China is booming, and the main creative HQ in bustling Beijing is the 798 Arts District. The number symbolizes “arts, vanguards, unchained personalities and ...
Math is Beautiful
I stumbled onto the work of Jared Tarbell today, a programmer who describes himself as “one part Magical Mystery Tour, one part Brandenburg Concerto, and one part Somnium.” Tarbell crafts algorithm-based work viewable at his ...