Anderthalbmeter – a serbs by German photographer, Sebastian Pranz. A neglected zoo in Bavaria where freed ostriches get their charity, a parish fair in the both of Hesse, where a man in a bear costume has to drink Schnaps at every door, a king who is trying to forecast todays weather....
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Everything–Type–Company (ETC) is a Brooklyn-based design studio founded by Kyle Blue and Geoff Halber. Specialized in the design of identity, publishing, and interactive projects for clients working in culture and commerce. Their design solutions capture the spirit of a project through the configuration of well-conceived ideas, a visual language, and...
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Random work from Dutch graphic designer Hans Gremmen. We have mentioned his name here before in regards to the work he did for photographer Bob van der Vlist. Trough-out the years he has amassed an overwhelming amount of work, to much to post it all, so I recommend you to...
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Submitted by: Anne-Sophie Stolz The photographs show an excerpt of the book »Cuckoo Clock and Cherry Cake«. The work is about a german holiday area, the Black Forest. A region which stands symbolically for the perfect idyll, for nativeness – a mystical place. In short, here the world seems to be...
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Work by James Langdon. MA Curating Contemporary Art, Royal College of Art, London, 2011
Founded in 2009, Published by Process is the Melbourne-based publisher of quarterly publication Process Journal and other various design publications. Process is dedicated to capturing beautiful work in print, stepping back and allowing the design to do the talking. Published by Process proudly supports the Australian design industry and all...
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A couple of weeks ago we had a guest post of Jan Aulbach, talking about a workshop in collaboration with Alexander Lis which took place at the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt. The result of that workshop where a series of posters and this website.
Broken Dimanche Press is proud to announce the exhibition Wordpharmacy by Danish writer and artist Morten Søndergaard. To coincide with the publication bearing the same name, Wordpharmacy is a visual installation that celebrates this ambitious semantic and medicinal project. Playfully equating the structure of language with pharmaceutical products, the publication...
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Button is a piece of furniture for relaxing conversations or pause. The inspiration to Button was found when FUWL (Form Us With Love) visited a textile factory and was confronted with all the waste material occurring. Using spare or waste parts, Button uses the textile parts in a true patch-work spirit....
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Submitted by: Lisa Hartje Moura CAMERA OBSCURA is a personal project. With an idea and some vanity, this occupational therapy and somewhat vitaminic treatment of the last few months materializes now into something apparently more consistent. Through 7 experiments and lots of (self-)invitations, all the material presented has, still, an uncertain...
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Amy Stein is a photographer and teacher based in New York City. Her work explores our evolving isolation from community, culture and the environment. She has been exhibited nationally and internationally and her work is featured in many private and public collections such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the...
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I was absolutely amazed by the work of Rafaela Drazic. On her site we read that she uses design primarily as a means of producing and distributing content from cultural and non-governmental organizations. Which is off-course a statement we like. A selection of her work at read more.
Just came across this image. A very nice re-use design of an old bathtub with added legs. After a little research I found out it is done by Reddish, a design studio based in Israël and run by Naama Steinbock & Idan friedman.
During the last two years De Keyser has been performing on opening nights at galleries and musea. During these performances he got into the role of a documentary filmmaker, observing the crowd, looking for tension between the exhibited work, the viewer and himself as an artist. Herein lies the paradox...
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Submitted by: Jan Aulbach In a two-day workshop we started an online compendium about contemporary graphic design. The Workshop took place at the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt in collaboration with Alexander Lis.We want to create a system based on a Wiki as an open information platform on graphic designers around...
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