Archive for May 2008
Just spied this on designspotter.com – a child’s chair they can put together like a puzzle (probably with a little help from you). The sides are cut from the packaging and it’s 100% recyclable – which is great for when they’ve outgrown it. It’s by Dutch designer David Graas.
ShareIf you’re in North Melbourne tonight and interested in having a sniff at the future then check this out. 2020? is a large-scale, evolving installation that focuses attention on the future importance of environmental sustainability within artistic practice.
Beginning with the interception of numerous truckloads of industrial waste, 2020? is a process-based project involving discarded material being diverted from landfill and dumped en-masse in the Arts House space at the Meat Market. Ash Keating is joined by a team of collaborating artists who will be constantly reconfiguring the salvaged materials to create their own installations, interventions, structures and object-based works. This shifting creation happens within a dramatic backdrop of reused vinyl advertising billboards, manipulated in the tradition of culture jamming.
Artists – Ash Keating, with Kay Abude, Campbell Drake and James Carey, Ardi Gunawan, James Geurts, Bianca Hester, Inverted Topology, Susan Jacobs, Rus Kitchin, Bridie Lunney, Lucas Maddock, Pandarosa, Mia Salsjo and Soo-Joo Yoo.
Venue – Arts House, Meat Market, 5 Blackwood Street, North Melbourne
www.artshouse.com.au Melway Reference 2B A9
Dates and Times – Duration Fri 23rd – Sat 31st May 2-9pm daily. Opening Thur 22nd May 7-11pm. Forum Sat 31st May 2:30-4:30pm
ShareJust received this on email from Shaka. An awesome short film shot in Buenos Aires and Baden by Blu. It’s a beautiful fusion of street art and video.
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