ZIMOUN + HANNES ZWEIFEL
An installation of 200 prepared dc-motors, 2000 cardboard elements by Zimoun in collaboration with architect Hannes Zweifel at Contemporary Art Museum MNAC Bucharest, Romania.
[via curated]
FLYING JUCTION
Flying Junction delivers a series of bus scroll inspired prints featuring cities throughout the world. The “prints are inspired by rollsigns that were used in subway cars during the early 1900’s. Carefully reconstructed and professionally printed using soy inks on premium archival recycled canvas or paper.” Rust-free alternatives to the originals. Choose from New York City, Paris, San Francisco and many more…[via selectism]
THE MODERNIST
Gestalten’s latest release is just perfect for us, it explores the intersection of contemporary ideas and historic models of graphic design. The end goal is to prove just how rich modern design can become. (via curated)
PRECINCT 5 NIKE DESTROYER
From a starting point to a finish line, The Precinct 5 virtue lies in the struggle, not in the prize. Winning isn’t everything, but wanting to win is. Some say there’s no gain when there’s no pain, but we like to take that in stride, and keep smiling when it hurts most.
JIRI GELLER’S DONALD DUCK SKULL SCULPTURES
We’re loving Finnish artist Jiri Geller’s duck skull sculptures, more of which can be seen here. Now how do we get our hands on one.
RYAM MCGINLEY
Always pushing boundaries, Ryan McGinley’s latest solo exhibition finds the artist poising nude humans with animals. Somewhere Place runs to May 14, 2011 in Amsterdam.
GALERIE GABRIEL ROLT
ELANDSGRACHT 34
1016 TW AMSTERDAM
THE NETHERLANDS
GRAPHIC CONTENT | ANDREW BYROM
We’re big fans of typography here and the NYTimes turns us onto Andrew Byrom, a British-born type designer and professor at California State University at Long Beach, a typographic conceptualist. The full article can be found here, definitely worth a read.
QUADROR
We’re looking at concepts for our next shoot, this QuaDror demonstration is definitely providing us with inspiration. Enjoy.
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