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“Brighter than a thousand suns” Eyes that have seen a nuclear blast. Hiroshima Japan. August 8 1945

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Interior in Cologne |  Gerdesmeyer & Krohn

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Higher Ground

Australia-based design studio Pop & Pac has created a brand identity for Higher Ground Coffee shop. 

I really love the cups. 

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Artwork from Iris D'arbre.

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Check out work from her series “Mother”. Iris currently works in Paris at a screenprinting workshop, Atelier Fwells. She creates art in both digital and traditional methods but mostly digital.. Her art is made using a “spraybrush” pixel technique, little dots which give a really cool effect when printed.

https://www.instagram.com/iris_darbre/

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Café Buho

Mexico-based design studio Futura has created an identity for Cafe Buho,  a coffee shop located in Chile. 

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Hiro Suzuki is the chef behind the new Kamon Japanese restaurant in the center of Valencia. An exquisite project by Nonna design where contemporary design meets tradition, that includes STUA Globus chairs in different nude tones. PROJECT: www.stua.com/design/kamon-japanese-restaurant Photographer: www.davidzarzoso.com

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Staufer & Hasler - Primary school, Illighausen 1999.  Scans from here, photos © Andrea Helbling.

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Collages by Lisa Ryan

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This is Modern Life

Series of satirical handmade collages by Joe Webb depicting modern life and its many shortcomings. 

http://www.joewebbart.com/

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Debra Shaw photographed by Dan Beleiu for Vogue Portugal May 2018

Stylist: Jan Kralicek

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Dreaming of summer dinner parties in the woods. Cedar infused trout, foraged clover wild rice and a slightly sweet wild blueberry pie. I’ll never understand how people can cook and host without also being sort of a hot mess. (Welcome to my dinner party…sorry I’m so sweaty but at least the food will be tasty😅) Classic me is thinking I can do/carry everything all at once but smiling, dropping things, getting lost in conversation etc. Are you good at asking others for help?

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Insect Flower Arrangements by Raku Inoue.

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Editor’s note: This report contains language and an image some may find offensive.

The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, opening Thursday, stands high on a hillside overlooking downtown Montgomery, Ala. Beyond the buildings you can see the winding Alabama River and hear the distant whistle of a train — the nexus that made the city a hub for the domestic slave trade.

And that’s where the experience begins as visitors encounter a life-size sculpture in bronze of six people in rusting shackles, including a mother with a baby in her arms.

“You see the agony and the anguish and the suffering in these figures,” says Bryan Stevenson, founder and director of the Equal Justice Initiative, the non-profit legal advocacy group that created the memorial.

“It’s people in distress,” Stevenson says. “And I don’t think we’ve actually done a very good job of acknowledging the pain and agony, the suffering, the humiliation, the complete denial of humanity that slavery created for black people on this continent.”

Stevenson serves as a tour guide through the somber space – which remembers the nation’s history of racial terror, representing a journey from slavery to the period after the Civil War, and before the civil rights movement.

New Lynching Memorial Is A Space ‘To Talk About All Of That Anguish’

Photos: Lynsey Weatherspoon for NPR