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We designed the first issue of Pièra, the new architecture magazine published by the “Ordine degli Architetti Pianificatori Paesaggisti e Conservatori della Provincia di Treviso”. You can download your digital copy here or write to [email protected] to have more informations about where to find your hard copy.
Padania Classics è un progetto di ricerca visiva formalmente iniziato nel 2011 con l’intento di identificare i ‘Classici Padani’ nel campo dell’estetica, dell’architettura e dei comportamenti umani nel territorio del nord Italia, in vista di Milano Expo2015.
Da due anni fotografiamo, cataloghiamo e diffondiamo sulla nostra pagina facebook il paesaggio contemporaneo del nord Italia in maniera tragicomica, tralasciando volutamente centri storici e aree naturali, sottolineando il patrimonio costruito negli ultimi 30 anni.
Finanziando la pubblicazione dell'Atlante dei Classici Padani ci aiuterai a diffondere la consapevolezza di quello che siamo diventati (al netto della ritenuta d'acconto). Supporta l'Atlante dei Classici Padani! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/atlante-dei-classici-padani#home
Last week we visited the amazing exhibition on László Moholy-Nagy at the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin "Sensing the Future: László Moholy-Nagy, Media and the Arts".
One of the teacher at the Bauhaus school in Weimar and Dessau, Moholy Nagy's works covered "a wide range of aesthetic investigations": painting, photograpy, typography and editorial design (the series of the Bauhaus Bücher and among them the seminal text "Malerei Photographie Film"), but also sculpture, exhibition/spatial design and motion design (for example the "Light Space Modulator", also known as "Light Prop for an Electric Stage", and his studies for a performative, inclusive and "total" experience of the theater).
His experimental use of new media represented a new and groundbreaking approach to art and gestaltung, still relevant and contemporary today.
The new MIT MEDIA LAB visual identity designed by Pentagram.
Recently we covered in a previous post the work of Muriel Cooper for the MIT MEDIA LAB.
http://radicalislandtimisoara.tumblr.com/
A device and a workshop for transforming Piata Sinaia in a urban working space in order to rethink the post communist neighborhood archipelago of Timisoara.
"#Dysturb is a community willing to make photojournalism accessible to a wider audience, sticking big news pictures in the streets.
By taking on public spaces with human scale pictures, #Dysturb cut out from traditional publishing avenues and offers a new visibility to photojournalism.
It’s the strong will to focus on the essence of our work : give to see and relay testimonies of people that trust us on the ground." Find out more here
Precarity Pilot aims at making design practices resilient in ways that do not only allow for financial stability but that also allow for space to experiment with how design – and design processes – can meaningfully face and transform today’s multiple crises. How to work in times of economic turmoil?
How to create practices that thrive while also engaging in important social, economic and environmental issues?
What collective organizational strategies can we mobilize for sustaining our practices?
Super interesting project by Cantiere per Pratiche Non-Affermative (Construction Site for Non-Affirmative Practice).
"Mitologie Contemporanee" Rome, Lucamaleonte Find out more on: http://www.999gallery.com/?p=12192 http://lucamaleonte.tumblr.com/
Clemens Behr, "Behind and in front of the wall", 2014 Avanguardie Urbane Roma Street Art Festival 2014
More pictures: http://www.999gallery.com/?p=12277 http://www.clemensbehr.com/index.php?/2014/behind-and-in-front-of-the-wall/
"108 is an Italian artist in the field of street art and contemporary art from Alessandria. 108 has moved from working in traditional graffiti art to painting large and mysterious figures that invade public spaces."
Find out more on www.108nero.com
In 1994 Muriel Cooper presented work at the TED5 conference in Monterey, CA that changed the way designers thought of the possibilities of electronic media. The work, from her group at the MIT Media Lab‘s Visible Language Workshop (or VLW), took typography, literally, into three dimensions — and gave it dynamics and interactivity that had never been seen before.
Read more here http://www.inventinginteractive.com/2010/02/01/information-landscapes/
We really admire the pioneristic work of Muriel Cooper, especially the Visible Language Workshop that she founded in the mid-70s.
Ten years later she also co-founded with Nicholas Negroponte the MIT Media Lab.
“Messages and Means was design and communication for print that integrated the reproduction tools as part of the thinking process and reduced the gap between process and product.”
This is an interview with the curators of "Messages and Means: Muriel Cooper at MIT", a recent exhibition about her works.
“Advertisers have been stealing graffiti tactics for years,” says long-time graffiti writer 2ESAE. SKI adds, “We’re not allowed to paint trains anymore. Who knew that years later… fucking Target could have a full car?”
“We’re not trying to sell you something. We’re trying to tell you something,” SKI says. The collaborative duo has made a shift from the streets to the gallery. Their new art exhibit opens tonight in SoHo and it’s all about “the notion that although one’s environment doesn’t change, the way one sees it and what we make of it does, through our experiences.”
"At the crossroads of two opposite worlds, the street & the beach, Desillusion pay a tribute of the youth & a subculture raised on a surf and/or skateboard."
We really like Desillusion Magazine and especially this "tome".
Spreads from Tibor Kalman's "Perverse Optimist"
