Frequency ~ Tune In and Watch Videos 24heuresactu - Le site qui vous parle d'actu autrement flores en el ático Le Monde La Periferia Doméstica maullidos:Gustave Dore's illustrations for Dante's Divine Comedy & John Milton’s Paradise Lost archatlas:Satellite Landscapes Jenny Odell spatula:(via Muller Van Severen | a furniture project by fien muller and hannes van severen) midoriblues:Ikimono Architects DE LA DISTANCIA (JUSTA) | #DECRIMENESLa distancia equivale a separación, a establecer un vacío que impida el contacto, la implicación y el compromiso. (…) El alejamiento minimiza las opciones de configuración (encuadre, punto de vista, etc.) al desvalorizar el eventual repertorio de decisiones adoptado por el operador; y, por otra parte, el alejamiento asegura una imagen más plana en la que el fotógrafo no se siente obligado a destacar nada. En la realización del documento auténtico, como hacer una fotocopia, sería absurdo pretender resaltar un fragmento sobre otro. (Joan Fontcuberta, La cámara de Pandora) palacio negro - Limit— a proposito > Personajes de ficción Pista de salto de esquí.
Huge Model of Isengard From Over 22000 LEGOs Master LEGO building team OneLUG have completed their incredible model of the Battle of Isengard, a key battle in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The model includes a whopping seven-foot tall Orthanc tower, dozens of ents, over a hundred orcs, and two small hobbits. Built to minifig scale, the entire tableau weighs 145 pounds, and uses 22,000 LEGO bricks across its eight-foot diameter. We’ve seen some pretty incredible LEGO creations inspired by J.R.R. Incredibly, key scenes from the Lord of the Rings film are depicted in exacting detail across the diorama. (OneLUG via io9, The Brothers Brick)
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Locita.com - technologie, divertissement, société, Lifestyle, sport, culture CYV™ | CHW YR VTMNS Performa Magazine Interview by Mary Coyne Babette Mangolte is a filmmaker and photographer whose work is currently featured in the Whitney Museum’s “Rituals of Rented Island: Object Theater, Loft Performance, and the New Psychodrama—Manhattan, 1970-1980.” In the Tribeca loft that the artist has called her home and studio since 1974, Mangolte shared some thoughts about the show, current modes of performance, and her memories of and reflections on working with artists including Robert Morris, Richard Foreman, Yvonne Rainer, Trisha Brown and Sylvia Palacios Whitman.
New Media, Marketing, Advertising & Interactive News & Jobs | NMA You know you’re working in UX when … I’m sure you’ve heard the expression 'Never work with children or animals' right? Well, after you’ve read this lot, I reckon you’ll want to add participants, facilitators and even clients to this list. You see, since my last blog I’ve spent a few weeks “playing journalist” sourcing weird, wonderful and downright bizarre stories from the UX (User Experience) Community. The idea came to me while I was telling a friend how I had to sit throughout a whole study earlier this year in Norway, trying not to crack up every time a participant had to fill in his name on a form. So it got me thinking that there must be other amusing or even downright weird experiences that my fellow UX practitioners might like to share with me... and share they did! They’re all anonymous and I hope you at least find them interesting, even if they might not tickle you as much as they tickled me. Read more... Even though it's early January, this is not a 2014 predictions post.