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Paul Miller - “Paul leaves the internet”, The Verge
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- May 2, 2013 (a Thursday)
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- 3:34:30 (1 month ago)
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The Last Bookshop, Short Film Imagines a Future in Which Only One Bookshop Remains
Richard Dadd and Dan Fryer - The Last Bookshop, 2012
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- Apr 18, 2013 (a Thursday)
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- 7:51:39 (2 months ago)
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- Jan 25, 2013 (a Friday)
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- 7:51:33 (4 months ago)
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(via landfill harmonic (via kyle k))
Cateura, Paraguay is a town essentially built on top of a landfill. Garbage collectors browse the trash for sellable goods, and children are often at risk of getting involved with drugs and gangs. When orchestra director Szaran and music teacher Favio set up a music program for the kids of Cateura, they soon have more students than they have instruments. That changed when Szaran and Favio were brought something they had never seen before: a violin made out of garbage. Today, there’s an entire orchestra of assembled instruments, now called The Recycled Orchestra.
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- Dec 17, 2012 (a Monday)
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- 5:42:00 (6 months ago)
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- Dec 14, 2012 (a Friday)
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- 3:34:25 (6 months ago)
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Love Letter to Plywood. By Tom Sachs by Tom Sachs
If steel is the king of building materials, then plywood is surely the queen. All hail the strength, pliability and beauty of this ligneous matriarch!
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- Nov 28, 2012 (a Wednesday)
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- 5:43:02 (6 months ago)
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We love a good juxtaposition, and “neighborhood” delivers the disparate goods by matching up New York City and Dessau, Germany.
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- Nov 27, 2012 (a Tuesday)
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- 2:04:51 (6 months ago)
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The Last Supper by Dark Rye
As Julie Green sipped her coffee and thumbed through the paper one morning in 1999, she stumbled upon an article that surprised her. It was a report outlining the final meal request by an inmate that had been executed the night before.
Bothered, Julie turned to her work to reflect, collecting these articles and eventually illustrating over 500 ceramic plates with final meals. She’ll continue painting plates until capital punishment is no longer.Tags
#Dark Rye#art#portrait#documentary#short film#film#death#memento mori#food#ceramic#Julie Green#drawing#spectacle#capital punishmentInfo
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- Nov 27, 2012 (a Tuesday)
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- 9:08:56 (6 months ago)
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Ian Ruhter is a tricky man to define: artist, photographer, alchemist, traveler… he fills each role beautifully. This short doc gives a glimpse into Ian’s latest project, a stunning series of images and stories collected while driving across the US in a van-sized camera.
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- Nov 25, 2012 (a Sunday)
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- 3:34:26 (6 months ago)
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The Saddest Boy in the World
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- Nov 24, 2012 (a Saturday)
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- 7:51:56 (6 months ago)
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A doctor struggles to quiet the conflicting voices inside the mind of a patient with multiple-personalities.
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- Nov 24, 2012 (a Saturday)
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- 1:26:12 (6 months ago)
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So Long, My Hong Kong by Gregory Kane
Ah, parting is such sweet sorrow! Gregory Kane may be saying goodbye to his home of six years, but he’s captured beautiful Hong Kong in a stunning audiovisual love letter that makes it impossible to feel glum.Tags
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- Nov 13, 2012 (a Tuesday)
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- 1:37:48 (7 months ago)
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