I guess since he is no longer the creative director of Dior Homme, Heidi Slimane has more time to take pictures…which he does very well. Check out his Photoblog especially his series with Kate Moss…really beautiful. I still want to know what kind of equipment he uses!
Saw this on thecoolhunter.net…I love it!! Made by a company in Germany called baumraum…enjoy.
NYT: Bacon Triptych Auctioned for Record $86 Million
$86.3 Million for a Francis Bacon and $15.1 Million for a masturbating cartoon…has it all gone COMPLETELY out of hand??
MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.
Thanks to David Hirschman for sending us this amazing bit of public art animation. For more check out: MUTO
NYT: Redesigning a Building to Preserve Peace in the Neighborhood
Seems like Aby Rosen and Norman Foster are intent on getting this project built…good luck with the board! Fight on!
One would think that this were an ordinary coffee table. Well the students at the Pratt Institute of Industrial Design would like you to think differently! This infact is a coffee table that once you die will serve as your coffiin…yes…you read it right, your coffin. As explained to us by the designer of this object, the point of this table is to be buried in an object that has played such a central role in your life. Ya…its a little creepy, but still looks like a nice table…
Have a look at Hadid’s winning design for the Guggenheim Hermitage Museum. Read more about it. Shes been liking the pods lately…hasn’t she…
The weekend of May 9th was the annual Brooklyn Designs Trade Show presented by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce. Out of the slew of different designers showing their work these four really stood out as being innovative and forward thinking.
Garrison Architects’s Modular R.E.A.L. System (Residence for Ecological Affordable Living)
Look up these four designers, I’m sure we’ll be hearing more from them soon.
In the past the Theory Icon Project has showcased Philip Johnson’s Glass House, Tom’s Shoes and Charity: Water. Now they commissioned David Ellis to create a work that they would showcase at their stores around the country. To learn more visit the Theory Icon Project.
