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Dizzying Vibe, from the Korean apartment series by Bennett Ho. (via @cms_)
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Brazilian street art duo Os Gemeos has a new blog http://is.gd/bSD0i (via @hazeliz)
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Where does the food in your bodega — or the corner grocer, the local minimart — come from? Who decides whether to stock tortilla chips or salad greens, and how much they’ll cost? How come it’s easier to find fresh fruits and vegetables in Brooklyn Heights than in the South Bronx? What’s the connection between the incidence of diabetes and the food market supply chain?
(via Design Observer, @f0xglove)
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New Banksy in LA (via Flavorwire)
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In cooperation with the Gallery Jarmuschek+Partner and the kind support of Henk Holsheimer (LEGO Graffity Styles Convention), I went to New York City, as part of the VOLTA artshow, to support Mayor Bloomberg in his everyday-struggle to make this city even more amazing! At first I strolled through the concrete jungle alone, loosing myself over the endless amount of walls that need a fix. Later on, a dynamic Crew formed, which consisted of 3-40 year-olds, who wanted to shape up the city with me! We used up a lot of stones! (via New York - Dispatchwork.info)
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A proposal to let New Yorkers sponsor pothole repairs - NYTimes.com (via @DesignObserver)
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Steam Tunnel Music, Pratt Institute, NYE 2010. Gotta check it out next year! (via bldgblog)
According to the Municipal Art Society, Pratt’s steam-powered plant “is the oldest privately-owned, continuously operating, power plant of its kind in the country”—and, once a year, it gets turned into a gigantic musical instrument. One of the whistles used has even been repurposed from an old steamship, the S.S. Normandie.
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555 KUBIK | facade projection | on Vimeo (via @nickheise)
