New Surreal Collages by Eugenia Loli Since we last featured works by collage artist Eugenia Loli (previously) her works have popped up all over the place from Wired Magazine, New Scientist, and a recent series of 5 collages for Cosmopolitan out next month (she also made the collage that appears atop this very publication). The nurse-turned-programmer-turned-journalist-turned-artist first began exploring digital collages in 2013 by scanning images from old vintage magazines and science textbooks that she assembled in Photoshop and shared on her Tumblr. You can follow more of Loli’s work on Instagram or Facebook, and she sells prints and other things in her shop.
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Oscars 2015: Graham Moore on his 'stay weird' acceptance speech (Updated) Graham Moore gave a very candid speech while accepting the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for The Imitation Game. ”When I was 16 years old I tried to kill myself because I felt weird and I felt different and I felt like I did not belong, and now I’m standing here,” he said on stage Sunday night. “I would like for this moment to be for that kid out there who feels like she’s weird or she’s different or she doesn’t fit in anywhere. Yes you do. Backstage, Moore addressed what it was like for him to be so personal in front of a global audience. He said the key to turning his life around to ultimately become a successful, awarded screenwriter was his family, and also discussed his personal connection to Alan Turing, the mathematician at the center of The Imitation Game. “I’ve been obsessed with Alan’s story since I was a teenager.
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Bari: la classifica delle 10 migliori focacce | Agrodolce Icona e sostanza del più trasversale e democratico dei riti culinari in salsa barese. Un must che si contende il primato nella rappresentazione della Puglia a tavola con il riso patate e cozze e che, come la celeberrima tiella inchiodata all’interrogativo “Con zucchina o senza?”, finisce al centro di discussioni senza fine fra puristi della tradizione e innovatori. la focaccia barese contende il primato a riso patate e cozze come piatto più rappresentativo della puglia a tavola Quel che è certo che per guadagnarsi la definizione di barese doc la focaccia dev’essere tutta farina di grano tenero 0, semola di grano duro, acqua, sale, olio extravergine di rigore, patate, lievito madre e naturalmente pomodoro. Poco da discettare anche sulla forma, tonda ovviamente, quelle delle teglie in cui viene cotta e che – dice la nonna – non si lavano mai, ma si puliscono come la carta oleata. Chi trasgredisce la regola commette peccato mortale, al pari chi lava la caffettiera col detersivo.
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Spurious Correlations About Creative Cards Project – Creative Cards Project From the two of hearts by Timba Smits to the ace of spades by Fill Ryabchikov, each participant chose a card to illustrate and created a suitable image in their own trademark style. Artists involved include Joshua Davis, Sara Blake, Brand Nu, Adhemas Batista, Lunartik, Justin Maller, Shotopop, Evgeny Kiselev, Michael Cina, Design is Dead and many more. It’s been great to get so many famous artists together to collaborate on this project. We haven’t just made pretty postcards either. CREATIVE CARDS are meant to be played. Here is what artists say: I think when you sort of run your own show as a freelance illustrator, collaboration and group projects are so key to staying inspired and driven, having a support group of friends in the same field, and also just being exposed to different styles and way of working. Sara Blake We love the idea of working together with like-minded peers on a single project with international allure. Eric Leurquin, Design Is Dead James White Extremely detailed
L'hologramme bluffant de Julien Assange apparu en pleine conférence aux Etats-Unis Exilé dans l'ambassade équatorienne de Londres, Julian Assange a rendu visite à une conférence au Massachusetts par le biais d'un hologramme bluffant de réalisme. Le fondateur de WikiLeaks en a profité pour réaliser un high-five avec son hôte à 5.000 kilomètres de distance. Certains voient Julian Assange comme un saint de la liberté d’information. Aujourd'hui, on peut ajouter à son titre le don d’ubiquité ! Le fondateur de WikiLeaks vit cloîtré dans l’ambassade équatorienne de Londres sous la menace d’une extradition, il est pourtant apparu dimanche à 5.000 kilomètres de distance dans le Massachusetts aux États-Unis. Comment ? Sa présence virtuelle à la conférence annuelle Nantucket Project sonne comme un beau pied de nez à ses détracteurs. "Des soucis pour cinq à sept années" Interviewé par le réalisateur de documentaires Eugene Jarecki, Julian Assange s’est comparé à "un bibliothécaire qui est très bon pour dire non", même s’il refuse d’être qualifié de martyr. Vous nous aimez déjà ?
El espacio urbano como campo de batalla Jaime Alekos. 4 de septiembre de 2013 | by Roberta Bosco & Stefano Caldana ¿Y si los espacios destinados a albergar pancartas publicitarias se pudieran aprovechar de forma creativa? Vermibus, un artista de Madrid, ha decidido luchar en contra de la contaminación visual publicitaria transformando vallas y carteles en “espacios expositivos”. Laura Colomé. Como si el espacio urbano no nos perteneciera, como si fuera de otros y como si en las ya muy explotadas ciudades no fueran suficientes toneladas de acero y castillos de hormigón para convertir el entorno en un espacio deshumanizante. El ámbito de trabajo de Vermibus oscila entre el arte callejero y el street art, pero él a pesar de tener una trayectoria en el marco del graffiti prefiere definirle simplemente Arte Público. “Mi trabajo tiene un proceso aparentemente simple, pero un trasfondo bastante complejo. Xar Lee. Su nombre Vermibus es un apodo que procede de “CAro DAta VERmibus”, que en latín significa “carne dada a los gusanos”.