Krista Charles – Matchbook Views

Posted by Fabio 19 April 2012

Graphite drawings on matchbooks by Krista Charles, based on Google Street View photographs. read more

Jordan Bruner

Posted by Fabio 19 April 2012

Jordan is an artist, illustrator and filmmaker who trained in Kinetic Imaging (video, animation and sound, VCU) and is currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Jordan’s early interests were illustration and film making. read more

Jordan Tate – New Work

Posted by Fabio 19 April 2012

New Work is an exploration of visual language and process. In a sense it is an examination of how we see, what we see, what merits being seen, and how images function in contemporary visual culture. The photographic image is still often viewed as a mechanical reproduction of reality. read more

CITYLIKEYOU – ANNA MOLINARI (JAIPUR)

Posted by Fabio 17 April 2012

Jaipur (India) has been added to the map of Citylikeyou with a selection of must-see places recommended by jewellery designer Anna Molinari.
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Citylikeyou – Louisa Lau (Hong Kong)

Posted by Thorbjorn 13 April 2012

Journalist and graphic designer Louisa Lau has added Hong Kong to the map of Citylikeyou, and what a great selection of places. See more here.

Citylikeyou – Noemi Schipfer (Paris)

Posted by Thorbjorn 13 April 2012

Finding yourself in Paris this weekend? Then perhaps you should check out Paris based illustrator and designer Noemi Schipfer’s favourite places from Paris. read more

Selina

Posted by Thorbjorn 13 April 2012

Irish directors Jamie & Keith have recently collaborated with Tokyo based musical duo Club Future Future on their forthcoming track Selina.

www.jamieandkeith.com

HERSELF Magazine – Issue 2

Posted by Thorbjorn 11 April 2012

Celebrating beauty, enchantment and self awareness – the latest issue of HERSELF Magazine is out. Exploring the surreal beauty of random thoughts, travelling the world of symbols, in the 2nd issue, The Double Issue you’ll meet Legends, who opened the door to their private home and style and all time princesses growing themselves from the place where they were written to contemporary landscapes. read more