Tomorrow is the opening of Banksy’s exhibition at the Bristol Museum. 100 works will be shown and this quote of the master himself sums it up perfectly: “This is the first show I’ve ever done where taxpayers’ money is being used to hang my pictures up rather than scrape them off”.
This is mandatory for everyone close to Bristol till August 31st!
THE ENTRY IS FREE
found at the BBC
I actually can’t tell you much about these photos by Richard Burbridge except that they were published in the current issue of Livraison. And they look stunning.
X, Y and Z is a collection of lights designed by Daniel Lorch. It all started when Daniel found a magnetic joint. The form of the lights is influenced by a text about the minimal art of John McCracken, which is about breaking the porportions of the gold section. The industrial look is a homage to the machines used to produce them.
seen at DMY Berlin Allstars
“Global Street Food” is an exhibition curated by Mike Meiré for Dornbracht Edges.
“Global Street Food” is dedicated to the fascination with improvised kitchens in public places. Urban fast food stations navigating the contrast between pragmatic dilettantism and complexity in the smallest of spaces.
You can see it at the Vitra Design Museum till July 12th in Weil am Rhein, Germany.
“Coffee waggon” from Buenos Aires, Argentina
“Cotton candy stand” from Buenos Aires, Argentina
“Grill” from Kampala, Uganda
“Floating market” from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
„Cheese and sausage stand” from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Time is like a balloon, you better enjoy it while it lasts. That was the main idea for these new photos by Paul Graves, they were just published in the latest issue of Booklet.
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“In Loving Memory - The Lamborghini Countach” is a design project by Martin Meier. To Martin, the Lamborghini Countach is the goddess of all super cars. Many of his childhood fantasies and early design adventures revolved around its very design. It embodies the quintessence of engineering and styling qualities focused on performance. “In loving Memory” is a collection of design classics on which he applied the extreme aesthetics of the Countach.
Many thanks to spanier for the photos!
seen during DMY Berlin at Appel Design Gallery
