“Nature Walk” by Aakash Nihalani & Noah Kalina
(Models: Lyle Lodwick & Morgan)
Maurizio Cattelan All 2011
Over the last several weeks, the artist leaked the news that his show would not just include every single work he had ever made, but that he would dangle it all from the top of the Guggenheim’s rotunda, leaving the rest of the museum empty. What’s more, the show would mark his retirement from art-making, leaving him free to pursue projects like “Toilet Paper,” the scabrous and surreal picture magazine he has created with the Milanese photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari. In other words, the retrospective was not going to be just a summing up. It would be the end. It would be, as Cattelan called it, “All.”
At least we have Toilet Paper…
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So cool! :D
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Skulls Made From Computer Keyboard Keys
South African artist Maurice Mbikayi created these wonderful skull sculptures from the keys of computer keyboards. He calls them “Anti-social Networks.”
so jealous!
Check out these quilts made out of old heavy metal t-shirts. (Link)
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Lego Orrery by V&A Steamworks (by V&A Steamworks)
An orrery is a mechanical device that illustrates the relative positions and motions of the planets and moons in the solar system in a heliocentric model. They are typically driven by a clockwork mechanism.
See VIDEO here: www.flickr.com/photos/32482342@N05/5730732979/
Built for Iron Builder
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![Totem of the Day: New from ThinkGeek, a magnet-powered spinning top that spins without stopping “like that top in that movie everyone liked.”
Spinning lasts about a week, or until you wake up, whichever comes first.
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Totem of the Day: New from ThinkGeek, a magnet-powered spinning top that spins without stopping “like that top in that movie everyone liked.”
Spinning lasts about a week, or until you wake up, whichever comes first.
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Stylish iconic stands for iPhone
In Seoul Korea a small studio called O’LIVEFACTORY is carving out a niche in the market. The brain child, Young-Gun Cho (a.k.a Kenny Cho), who nearly gave up ID, decided to return to his boyhood dream of designing products in his early retirement. Operating on sustainable practices, their first product is the ICONICSTAND, a desktop iPhone 4 stand made of birch, jointed for landscape and portrait viewing. There’s an option to customize your own icon should the stock ones not suite your fancy. This is a poignant reminder, never give up on your dream.
Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang made out of painted eggs. Happy Easter everybody! (Via)
This is the most original invitation to date. super cool!
“This is a wedding invitation for my friends Karen and Mike. We created a paper record player to house + play a flexi disc pressed with their original song, inviting guests to the wedding.
Check out the full song here: karenandmike.us/song.mp3
And more about the project on my site:kellianderson.com/blog”
