Reads tagged with “street art”

Blu is Back: The Story of Evolution, Told in Graffiti

Lo-fi Darwinism, or why art and algorithm don’t hold hands on Buenos Aires sidewalks.

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What hookers and tigers have to do with reclaiming your awareness.

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What bathroom signage has to do with aviator masks and our shared existential journey.

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You heard it here first. And now you hear it here second.

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Reclaiming Urban Landscape | Part 4

This week, we’re looking at ideas that claim our urban space back from the gruesome grip of commercialization, concrete and the general ugly of the city, or what grannies and Major League Baseball have in common.

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Graffiti Love Letter: An Ode to the City

The world’s most beautiful urban commute, or what fifty buildings have to do with a creative homecoming.

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Interview with Chunnel.TV Founder Matthew Berman

What Banksy, TED, and a global network of ad agencies have in common, or why the long tail is the shortest way to cultural revolution.

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Street art, sausage and social commentary.

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Soundtrack to the sidewalk, subway zoo, and why the British tabloids insist on harassing a 65-year-old lady.

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Geography, Topography, and Everythingography

Google vs. Hitler, underwear peninsulas, Hansel and Gretel, global black holes, 18th century German lovescapes, how Holland’s streets are finally becoming rivers, why Philly is reinventing the wheel, and what Joan Miró has to do with NASA. We’re exorcising our maps obsession.

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Reads tagged with “street art”

Blu is Back: The Story of Evolution, Told in Graffiti

Lo-fi Darwinism, or why art and algorithm don’t hold hands on Buenos Aires sidewalks.

Dan Witz’s Dark Doings

What hookers and tigers have to do with reclaiming your awareness.

The Art of Identity

What bathroom signage has to do with aviator masks and our shared existential journey.

(P)hilly PARK(ing)

You heard it here first. And now you hear it here second.

Reclaiming Urban Landscape | Part 4

This week, we’re looking at ideas that claim our urban space back from the gruesome grip of commercialization, concrete and the general ugly of the city, or what grannies and Major League Baseball have in common.

Graffiti Love Letter: An Ode to the City

The world’s most beautiful urban commute, or what fifty buildings have to do with a creative homecoming.

Interview with Chunnel.TV Founder Matthew Berman

What Banksy, TED, and a global network of ad agencies have in common, or why the long tail is the shortest way to cultural revolution.

Banksy’s Pet Project

Street art, sausage and social commentary.

Inflated Claims of Art

Soundtrack to the sidewalk, subway zoo, and why the British tabloids insist on harassing a 65-year-old lady.

Geography, Topography, and Everythingography

Google vs. Hitler, underwear peninsulas, Hansel and Gretel, global black holes, 18th century German lovescapes, how Holland’s streets are finally becoming rivers, why Philly is reinventing the wheel, and what Joan Miró has to do with NASA. We’re exorcising our maps obsession.

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Reads tagged with “street art”

Lo-fi Darwinism, or why art and algorithm don’t hold hands on Buenos Aires sidewalks.

What hookers and tigers have to do with reclaiming your awareness.

What bathroom signage has to do with aviator masks and our shared existential journey.

You heard it here first. And now you hear it here second.

This week, we’re looking at ideas that claim our urban space back from the gruesome grip of commercialization, concrete and the general ugly of the city, or what grannies and Major League Baseball have in common.

The world’s most beautiful urban commute, or what fifty buildings have to do with a creative homecoming.

What Banksy, TED, and a global network of ad agencies have in common, or why the long tail is the shortest way to cultural revolution.

Street art, sausage and social commentary.

Soundtrack to the sidewalk, subway zoo, and why the British tabloids insist on harassing a 65-year-old lady.

Google vs. Hitler, underwear peninsulas, Hansel and Gretel, global black holes, 18th century German lovescapes, how Holland’s streets are finally becoming rivers, why Philly is reinventing the wheel, and what Joan Miró has to do with NASA. We’re exorcising our maps obsession.

View Full Site