hidenori mitsue
Posted by Fabio 10 February 2010
Hidenori Mitsue
Sparkles
29 january – 21 march 2010
Galerie 10
Schoutenstraat 10, 3512 GB Utrecht
Benjamin Biolay ‘Padam’ – M/M (Paris)
Posted by Fabio 10 February 2010
Prolific design studio M/M (Paris) has just directed a new video for French singer, composer, lyricist, multi-instrumentalist, producer, arranger Benjamin Biolay. An excellent and beautiful execution, bring out your best pair of dancing shoes.
Philip Bloom At Skywalker Ranch
Posted by Fabio 10 February 2010
Director/DP Philip Bloom recently paid George Lucas home ‘Skywalker Ranch’ a visit with his Canon 5D and 7D DSLR’s cameras to shoot this beautiful 7 minute short film. The aim was simply to test the cameras and squeeze the best out of them, and thats just what he managed to do.
TED
Posted by Fabio 9 February 2010
If you happen to be around Long Beach, California from today to the 13 February 2010 and have paid $6,000 then you are most probably attending the TED Conference. For us who haven’t been “lucky” enough to get a ticket, all the talks will be posted in 6 months time on TED’s website. Here is a list of the full line up. Can’t wait to see one of my favorite designers/illustrators Marion Bantjes.
William Eggleston
Posted by Fabio 9 February 2010
William Eggleston
21st Century
15 January – 27 February 2010
Victoria Miro
16 Wharf Road, London N1 7RW
Radim Peško
Posted by Fabio 9 February 2010
Radim Peško established in 2009 his digital type-foundry RP which is focused on development of typefaces that are both formally and conceptually distinctive. Shown here is the typeface Bowmans.
I Miss Sonja Henie
Posted by Fabio 9 February 2010
I Miss Sonia Henie is the title of a little-known collaborative short from 1972, instigated by Karpo Godina at the Belgrade Film Festival, and pairing Wiseman with such unlikely co-directors as Tinto Brass, Milos Forman, Paul Morrissey, Buck Henry and Dusan Makavejev. The rules for this film were simple. Each director would make a 3 minute film. read more
ocean of Light
Posted by Fabio 8 February 2010
The Ocean of Light project explores the creative and immersive possibilities of light-based visualisation in physical space. It uses bespoke hardware to create dynamic, interactive and three-dimensional sculptures from light.