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Bookshelf that doubles up as a room divider. Quite nice.

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A short interview with James Irvine. His shelves were what initially attracted me to read more about him, but then i discovered a few other works that I've seen before and liked.

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Ernesto Neto's biomorphic surreal installations

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Massive Attack's concert in Bucharest. A full set of images captured by my brother.

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Today is the last day of Cartier Bresson's show at MOMA. Fantastic to see prints made 30-40 years ago and to find a few previously unknown images from his collection

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The simplicity of Randy West's large size prints impress me.

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made with love by my friend Andy Biggs, developer genius and homebrewer.

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Ping chong, one of the first set designers i've learned about - and still one of my fav's will have a show at BAM, this november (2010).

Throne of Blood

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about the last year in marienbad

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Adobe has agreed to buy Web analytics company Omniture for $1.8 billion in cash.

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Shared by kt1 I like the transparency of his wireframe pieces

aperture by anthony gormley xavier hufkens gallery, brussels september 19th - october 22nd, 2009 core, 2008 cast iron ...

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Two MIT students have photographed the earth from 18 miles in space on a $148 budget using components available off-the-shelf, including a helium-filled latex balloon and $50 GPS-equipped camera-cell...

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Gareth Pugh screened his latest fashion film in Chelsea tonight, with a rooftop afterparty looking out over the Highline and Hudson river seemingly populated entirely by Londoners - which...