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1 note - 30 January, 2013

- 29 January, 2013

humanscalecities:

World’s Fair, Futurama (1939)

Seeing the world of tomorrow: The Futurama feature of the General Motors highways and horizons exhibit at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, showing how visitors viewed the world of tomorrow from comfortable moving sound chairs while touring a vast scale model of the American countryside, with the exhibit covering more than 35,00 square feet. Futurama was the largest scale model ever constructed; it included more than 500,000 buildings and houses, over a million trees, and 50,000 motor vehicles, many of which were in motion.

"Technology is the name we give to things that don’t work yet.”
Danny Hillis, quoted by Brian Eno"

- 3 January 2013

xo-skeleton:

Anton Giulio Bragaglia, Young Man Swinging, 1912

xo-skeleton:

Franziskus Wendels, Rendezvous 4, paint, pigment and oil on canvas

David Claerbout. The Algiers Sections of A Happy Moment.

- 27 December, 2012

Think about Meredith Monk meeting Coil circa Worship the glitch and you’ll get this

23 notes - 26 December, 2012

An excellent work by Yael Cohen

2 notes - 2 August, 2012

patternandshape:

Merz Mappe 3, Plate 6Kurt Schwitters

mrkiki:

Louise HopkinsWhite black black white. 2005acrylic ink on comic pages on wood panel48 x 50 cm
VIA

Dr Seuss, the original The Lorax movie

1 note - 30 April, 2012

Daniel Palacios » Waves

1 note - 11 April, 2012