Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 3 days ago | finland, fashion, blogs, designers, art, style, street_style, look, glamour, hobby, projects, street_fashion, magazines, pictures, clubs, helsinki, urban, design
HEL LOOKS is selected street fashion from Helsinki, the capital of Finland. The pictures are taken in the streets and clubs of Helsinki from July 2005 onwards.
HEL LOOKS is a hobby project of Liisa Jokinen and Sampo Karjalainen. The project is a tribute to Fruits and Street magazines, the pioneers of street fashion photography.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 3 days ago | architects, slovenia, designers, european, furniture, home, news, architecture, design, travel, fashion, lifestyle, music, art, gadgets, ads, kids, stores, events, bars, food, house, bedrooms, bathrooms, bath, kitchen, materials, wood, stone, transportation, offices, treelife
Architects Anton Žižek and Marjan Poboljšaj, both of whom graduated in 1997, are being noticed consistently at European events and competitions for their progressive design work — from interior design and furniture concepts to architecture. They are the founders of Superform, based in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.
The first house that resembles the traditional buildings of the valley is monolithic and introverted and contains the bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchen. Its main materials are wood and stone.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 3 days ago | fashion, buys, designers, women, men, video, photographers, editorials, blogs, design, art, runway, magazines, style, street_style, look, vogue, glamour
Peregrin began creating his own style of photography, melding all of these creative experiences together with a keen commercial eye. Following the latest fashion trends with a penchant for acidic colour and transformative make-up
Welcome to fashionation, an alternative fashion universe where fashionistas, photographers and creatives can get their weekly fix of the best fashion editorial from around world
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 3 days ago | home, news, designers, architecture, design, travel, fashion, lifestyle, music, art, gadgets, ads, kids, stores, events, bars, food, house, transportation, bath, bathing, bathroom, offices, treelife
One thing we really love at The Cool Hunter is reinvention. Taking a fresh approach to an established form is at the foundation of innovation and we applaud anyone who can pull it off - like Ron Arad who has created this incredibly unique luxury bath concept, which turns the traditional bath on its head, literally. Aside from its obvious aesthetic appeal - it's like a giant art installation for your bathroom - its also multi-purpose, transforming from bath to shower as the whole unit revolves. Arad worked with Italian bathroom design brand Teuco to bring the concept to life. At this stage it's still a prototype but Arad is confident that with Teuco's production expertise his bath dream will soon be a reality in our own homes. We want one now. -Lisa Evans (via Sept issue of Wallpaper magazine)
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 7 days ago | photos, graphics, art, lichtenstein, pop_art, halftone, shading, photoshop, tutorial, howto, illustration, photography, characters, design
petersigrist | Shared With: Everyone - 13 days ago | blogs, art, participation, experience, ideas, interesting
Quoted: it seems like others have shared an affinity to the format. Last year, London-based Bruno Taylor installed a swing in a bus stop as a way to introduce the element of incidental play into the public space. Yes Duffy of Activist Architecture took a more active role in 2004's Memefest by installing and participating in swings anywhere suspension is available in pedestrian streets.
Quoted: In many ways, art creates an accepted context of exploration for new ideas and experiences. By introducing art installations into public spaces, they not only redefine the space itself, but extend an invitation to the public to participate. And much like playgrounds, these installations can provide an inviting context for exploration while casually redefining the boundaries of experience and participation.
petersigrist | Shared With: Everyone - 13 days ago | art, news
petersigrist | Shared With: Everyone - 19 days ago | art
Quoted: The mannequins in Yinka Shonibare's exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art might be missing a crucial body part, but they more than make up for it in subtext. Shonibare's sculptures take on climate change, class, race and exploitation, all without losing their playful edge.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 20 days ago | voice, israeli, isreal, influence, lobby, foreign_policy, conflicts, art, music, poetry, film, generations, journalists, palestine, gaza, children, wars, middle_east, women, war_crimes, blogs
At the age of 16 I created a group called “Palestine the Voices of the Next Generation”… Next came the logo, which I created with my little cousin Naseems hand, then came the myspace, then came the support, then came a powerful voice. A voice of not one, but of many. This group was created so that youth can let their voices be heard when it comes to the Palestinian Israeli conflict. They speak with creativity…art,music, poetry, film ect. The main objective is to educate the next generation, let them know that its ok to speak out. We are the next generation, and if anything is going to change for the better, its in our hands.
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