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05 08 |
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Cross-media news. Web TV’s here – a synergism of traditional TV and Internet. This is a project that grows thanks to contributions from its users.
Check out Current, Al Gore’s channel. Viewers are free to intervene in the programmes, choose them and comment on them. Users upload the videos to http://current.com/ and the community expresses its satisfaction or otherwise by watching them and commenting.
The ones with the most votes get to become part of the TV channel’s regular programme schedule.
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21 07 |
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With an original and sophisticated layout based on pressed cut bamboo, Boston’s Banq design lounge is great for tasting Chef Ranveer Brar’s culinary specialities. He provides a menu that’s a fusion of Indian, Vietnamese, Thai and French cuisine. Try it!
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17 07 |
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Innovations in media marketing: make way for the book-trailer. Times change and so do tools. Book publishers are now exploiting the internet and youtube with this new format.
Booktrailers are video format previews to help you get a feel for the atmosphere of a novel and its plot.
These films will take centre stage at the trailers film festival in Catania, Italy in September.
In the meantime you can check out book-trailers.eu (for the time being only in Italian).
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15 07 |
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A five-star suite free for the asking to anyone (almost). In return you have to leave behind a personal mark of your art or talent.
Hotel Marienbad is not at all formal or stuck-up – despite the five stars displayed on its card and site. This is a complex and intriguing place housed in the historic Auguststrasse 69 building, onetime venue for the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.
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11 07 |
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Defined a rockstar of the graphics world, the Things I have learned in my life so far project – published by Abrams – reconfirms Stefan Sagmeister as one of the brightest designers of our times.
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04 07 |
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If you want to read highly respected books about arts and culture you read books published by Phaidon.
And if you want to geek out on graphic design you read their latest mammoth compendium, Area_2.
We dig it for researching and visual trends..
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03 07 |
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Since we can’t get there as often as we’d like (read: that means ever) we definitely take any Japanese art and design culture we can get, especially when it’s wrapped up in a book like Tokyolife.
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30 05 |
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Issue #2 of WON Magazine is out now. A strident melting-pot of pretty words, art, design and photography which we hope wil find its way onto your desk if you’re travelling around Australia. Otherwise you’ll have to make do with the online version.
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21 05 |
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Launched just one year ago, NowNow Gallery is now the online platform where Australian photographers (and not only) showcase their work. NowNow has set itself the task of documenting how we live through the highly attentive eyes of artists and photographers
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21 05 |
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Even its reputation is found somewhere between vandalism and art academies, the Tate Modern is celebrating it like this. A wall made available to six names in street art for an open air exhibition. The London museum has offered these artists its enormous outer walls (roughly 15 metres per 12). Exhibitions include the Blue Italian, the Faile Collective from New York, Paris-based Jr, and from Sao Paolo, Brazil – Nunca e Os Gemeos not to mention Sixeart Barcelona. These works will stay on show till August and promise to be quite spectacular.
23 May – 25 August 2008
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30 04 |
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30 04 |
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Large-size steel, painted-glass and varnished-wood effects for over-size kitchens whose impact is softened through the addition of traditional ceramic motifs and inserts – for extractor fans and untreated wood layers. To be used as tables.
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29 04 |
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Low relief floral patterns like an embroidered decoration. By Jethro Macey
www.s159554484.websitehome.co.uk
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29 04 |
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How to get noticed in the Via Tortona throng?
With a sticker displaying your name and a hanging cable.
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28 04 |
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A textiles application for the world of interior decoration.
Ghirigori is a line of coverings and pieces of furniture in which embroidery work is applied directly to the wood.
www.corogallery.com
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27 04 |
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This could only come out of England.
London designer Jake Phipps uses tubes to make luminous hats. For today’s true gentlemen!
www.jakephipps.com
www.hiddenartshop.com
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26 04 |
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Stickers all over the place, a storm of flyers and messages written in the middle of the street or clarion-called to the four winds. What’s important is to communicate, communicate and communicate again. The most plug-generation of diktats?
Great for those i-mac maniac keys!
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25 04 |
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Irreverent, decorative and de rigueur in the Tortona District.
The Marcel Wanders 2008 press campaign opts for Renaissance paintings worthy of Caravaggio.
They decree an all-encompassing quite genial flair for products.
www.moooi.com
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25 04 |
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This coupé style airplane created by the designer Jaime Hayon for Bisazza couldn’t really go by any other name.
For those who love the sensation of the wind blowing their hair even when flying!
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25 04 |
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It looks as though it was one of his works – just so we don’t forget the Tibet Question during the Furniture Fair.
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24 04 |
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Any space in the Tortona District is good for a presentation – the key thing is to be there.
It’s a great venue for unlikely street exhibitions – in bread stores, pensioners’ clubs, and even local firms who pull down their shutters during the event.
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23 04 |
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A limited edition of items by sculptor Winnie Lui distributed by Innermost includes an eye-catching chandelier made up of random objects and precious details.
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23 04 |
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Rain can be wistful and poetically melancholic, specially in England, and London designer Heather Smith has made it her winning card!
She creates decorative elements from iron nails left outside to rust!
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23 04 |
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ON THE HUNT FOR IDEAS
A week in which to sniff out the latest trends from young designers and important names.
Time to locate the right spot for a photo-shoot, take notes and work out the direction in which Italy’s - and not just Italy’s - creativeness is moving.
A stroll around Milan’s Tortona district during the world’s leading furniture exhibition is one way of seeking out genial inspiration for tables, chairs and shelves.
As we all know, creativity needs constant feeding!
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02 04 |
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It’s up to you now.
To collaborate with us the first thing is to see things clearly and look each other directly in the eye!
Or rather through your avatar’s eyes!
There’s a space reserved for you underneath the C’N'C logo.
Click on the image to see the nicknames and origin of the people already registered.
To personalize your image all you have to do is register your gravata.
What’s a gravata? Well it’s a shortened form of Globally Recognized AVATAR, in other words an avatar recognized worldwide associated with your email.
As well as being free, this service is user-friendly and simple.
Visit this site: http://en.gravata.com/site/signup
Choose the image that represents you best and there you are! Easy!
From now on you’re part of the Community to all effects!
INSTRUCTIONS
Visit: http://en.gravata.com/site/signup
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29 03 |
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We need your talent for the CN’C campaign!
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29 03 |
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18 03 |
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Uno spazio tutto nostro dove dire, fare e soprattutto condividere!
Da oggi anche noi abbiamo un blog: C’N'C Plug Generation.
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12 03 |
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From today the C’N'C CoSTUME NATIONAL site is online – the space for the Plug Generation.
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