FILE Issue 3
Posted by Fabio 17 March 2010
We are happy to announce the 3rd issue of FILE Magazine is available in shops now.
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FILE ISSUE 3
Posted by Fabio 17 March 2010
For our 3rd issue we commissioned American art director, journalist and author Steven Heller to write a piece about Czech Constructivist and pioneer of information design in the United States, Ladislav Sutnar. The cover for this issue features a painting by the very talented Spanish born artist Antonio Santin followed by an interview as well as a beautiful selection of his work. read more
David James
Posted by Fabio 17 March 2010
Really like this simple, slick website from Art Director and Designer David James showcasing all his work from 1988 to present day.
The Art of the Steal
Posted by Fabio 17 March 2010
The Art of the Steal follows the struggle for control of Dr. Albert C. Barnes’ 25 billion dollar collection of modern and post-impressionist art collection of, a treasury of works by Renoir (181 of them), Cezanne (69), Van Gogh (7), Seurat (6), Picasso (46) and Matisse (59), to name just a few, all of it tucked away in the Philadelphia suburb of Lower Merion in a Paul Cret-designed villa Barnes built for it in 1924. read more
From Digital to Print – Competition
Posted by Fabio 16 March 2010
After much great feedback for our Newsletter and Mixtape we decided to take its existence from digital to print – something we really praise here at FILE. We screen-printed the October 2009 newsletter alongside the November Mixtape by director Joji Koyama. read more
Michael Zavros – THE GOOD SON
Posted by Fabio 16 March 2010
An oblique video portrait of Artist Michael Zavros as he prepares for an exhibition of fine drawings to be shown in his incongruously gaudy home town of The Gold Coast.
Thorsten Brinkmann
Posted by Fabio 16 March 2010
German artist Thorsten Brinkmann works and lives in Hamburg where he has been producing some lovely Still Life photography of various everyday objects.
DIY Kyoto design competition
Posted by Fabio 15 March 2010
DIY Kyoto, the team of Royal College of Art graduates behind the multi award-winning energy monitor wattson, that The Guardian has described as ‘the closest we’ve come yet to an iPod of smart meters – something cool and desirable’ are launching a student design competition, inviting aspiring designers to create a new graphic design for the exterior of the wattson. See full details here.