via http://www.longliveanalog.com/?cat=3

via http://www.studioblanco.it/blog/

via http://www.jokeleonare.be/index.php?/current/tropical-excuse/

via http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/photo.php?pid=3472991&id=729793860&fbid=270605173860

via http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm?trg=1&strucID=444926&imageID=TROUVELOT_010&total=1&e=w

via http://www.abelmartinez.com/

via http://www.matthew-rich.com/assets/pages/matt_rich_0102.html

via http://www.asaama.com/atmosphere.html

via http://www.behance.net/asaama/frame/382411

via http://www.hi-web.ch/web3_files/kuer/kuer_7.htm

via http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=32795&id=1574691388#/photo.php?pid=541132&id=1574691388

via http://www.carolinedevries.com/projects/indexical-tokyo/3/

via http://www.ruthvanbeek.com/bigpic.php?id=226

via http://www.sulki-min.com/wp/

via http://www.sulki-min.com/wp/?p=5117

via http://kidkanevil.bandcamp.com/album/basho-basho

via http://www.casereal.com/en/works/progress/amp/index.html

via http://www.christianbrandt.org/index.php?/work/work/

“Bob Noorda was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1927 and attended the Instituut voor Kunstnijverheidsonderwijs (IvKNO, now the Gerrit Rietveld Academie), graduating in 1950*. The functionalist education he received, a result of the school’s Bauhaus influence, was a constant presence throughout Noorda’s life as a designer.

In 1954 Noorda moved to Milan, Italy where the economic boom and cultural climate translated into innovative design work. Since that time, Noorda has contributed a great deal to the artistic and cultural development of that city. In addition, his body of work – corporate identity, transportation signage and graphic design – has reached far beyond his adopted city of Milan.”

http://www.thisisdisplay.org/features/Bob_Noorda_1927-2010/

via http://natalienatalie.com/index.php?/portofolio/drawings/

via http://www.kristiinalahde.com/?id=52&page=3

via http://www.hardformat.org/1372/various-until-human-voices-wake-us-and-we-drown/

via http://www.hardformat.org/2492/orchestral-manoeuvres-in-the-dark-dazzle-ships/

via http://www.annis.dk/front/work_show/17

via http://www.annis.dk/front/work_show/22

via http://www.annis.dk/front/work_show/24

via http://www.annis.dk/front/work_show/44

via http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2010/january/if-you-could-collaborate-opens

Eric Timothy Carlson currently living & working in Minneapolis, MN.
And part of Hardland/Heartland.

http://www.tiredandtrue.com/
http://hardlandheartland.com/

via http://www.tiredandtrue.com/index.php?/projects/millions-of-innocent-accidents-/

via http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_hmyJC-n1Kng/R9Mjb7pLilI/AAAAAAAAARI/x9Azj99ppd0/s1600-h/crystal15025.jpg

via http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_hmyJC-n1Kng/Sz0ZURKf5-I/AAAAAAAAA4M/rB0xsP50_b8/s1600-h/img021.jpg

via http://www.the-entente.org/work.php?id=3

via http://www.astridstavro.com/?work=67

via www.modelepuissance.com

via http://warp.net/records/north-south-east-west-bleep/a-musical-and-photographic-document#1

via http://www.caseykaplangallery.com/exhibitions/2009/garth_weiser/06.html

via http://www.thisisdisplay.org/collection/good_design_catalog/

via http://www.heystudio.es/proyectos/papeleria/

via http://www.elihorn.net/#/sin/

via http://www.flickr.com/photos/mr_carl/2342867090/in/set-72157604144345854/

via http://www.moussemagazine.it/sp-philippet.mm

The dutch collective “La Bolleur” built an mini-golf club in the center of Eindhoven (The Netherlands) during the design week 2009. This week they will be present with a smaller version, at the new years reception by Zefir7.  All are welcome to  play, drink and dance.

14/01/2010 at 20.00 Zefir7 new years drinks

http://www.labolleur.com
http://www.zefir7.nl

via http://www.williamhall.co.uk/files/gimgs/40_h027-dev03-1.jpg

via http://www.draftmagazine.co.uk/issue.php?issue=2&ref=7&contributor=lewis_baltz

via http://www.thomvink.com

via http://www.ptarmak.com/index.html

MUST SEE

Photography - in reverse
27 November 2009 – 21 February 2010

“Foam presents an exhibition of work by a new generation of photographers who work with the medium of photography in a refreshingly uninhibited, unconventional and sometimes slightly anarchist way. Five young Dutch photographers: Constant Dullaart, Katja Mater, Jaap Scheeren, Corriette Schoenaerts and Anne de Vries use photography more as a medium, rather than a self-evident end product. In the exhibition Photography – in reverse they present mostly new work in which they combine different disciplines: photography and internet, projections, film and installations.”

http://www.katjamater.nl
http://www.jaapscheeren.nl
http://corrietteschoenaerts.com
http://www.annedevries.info
http://constantdullaart.com

via http://www.foam.nl

via http://corrietteschoenaerts.com/main.php?serie_id=43&cur_foto=2

via http://www.katjamater.nl/html/Photo/portfolio/portfolio05.html