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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Real Time AMS
Dutch designer Maarten Baas has created a huge suspended clock for Amsterdam’s Schiphol International Airport Lounge Two. Part of an ongoing series of clocks that Baas calls “Real Time”, this amazing clock shows a video performance that takes 12 hours … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Art, Europe, Film, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Netherlands, Schiphol
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Lady Chatterley’s Lepidopterist
Tom Gauld does it again.
Heads Up or Headless
The Los Angeles Metro system has released a gruesome series of public safety videos that should have come with a PG-13 rating. Using stick figures and a stark yellow and black palette, the safety shorts emphasize the importance of basic … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Film, Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged LA Metro, Los Angeles, PSA
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It’s still confusing
I’m a huge Game of Thrones fan, but sometimes I forget exactly how the characters are related. And although I’ve read every book in the Song of Ice and Fire series, the Houses and their relationships can be confusing. HBO … Continue reading
Posted in Books, USA, Writing
Tagged A Song Of Ice And Fire, Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin, HBO
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Death of Poetry
The folks at My Poetic Side blog did some historical research on the deaths of 239 poets. Then they compiled the forensic data in this neat infographic.
Netherlands in frame
H/t to Gerard Vlemmings for the link to filmmaker Pengcheng He’s beautifully shot and edited tilt-shift, time-lapse trip through Amsterdam, Delft and Rotterdam.
Posted in Europe, Film, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Delft, Netherlands, Rotterdam, Tilt-shift photography
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Keep On Reading
You can see much more from the brilliant cartoonist Grant Snider and purchase books, posters, and more on his website.
Visit Planet Vegas
Director Philip Bloom has created an otherworldly version of Sin City in this surrealistic, slo-mo, infrared video peek at Las Vegas. Actually, it’s exactly as I remember it.
Blind Idealism Is Reactionary
American artist and graphic designer Barbara Kruger is probably best known for her text-based art. You see her latest major work from New York city’s ever-popular High Line Park at West 22nd Street in Chelsea. The text is a play … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Chelsea, Frantz Fanon, High Line, Manhattan, NYC
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