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“Schrank8 proudly presents its third exhibition. The cabinet will be invaded by the graphic beauty and terror of Michiel Schuurman.
You are invited for the opening on Friday June 11th, 17.00 – 20.00 hrs Wagenaarstraat 331, Amsterdam

via http://www.schrank8.blogspot.com/

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“At the competition «The most beautiful Swiss books» of the Federal Office of Culture, the independent jury chose a total of thirty books as the most beautiful Swiss books of 2009. Subsequently, the awarded books were entered in the international competition of the Stiftung Buchkunst in Leipzig, Germany, where they were appraised by an international Jury. A total of four Swiss books were ranked among the most beautiful: The gold medal for Thomas Galler. Walking through Baghdad with a Buster Keaton Face (edition fink), a silver medal for Die Stimme der Natur. 100 Jahre Pro Natura (Kontrast Verlag/Edition Slatkine), a bronze medal for Voids. A Retrospective (JRP Ringier Kunstverlag) and an honorary appreciation for Jules Spinatsch (Kodoji Press).”

via http://www.bak.admin.ch/aktuelles/01832/02328/03183/index.html?lang=en

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Expo Filip Tas 28.05.10 – 05.09.10

Photographer Filip Tas (1918-1997) is an icon of Belgium post-war photography. His photographs gives a perfect impression of the past fifty years. His oeuvre is now on display from 28 May till 5 September 2010 in FOMU in Antwerp.

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Matthew Larkin Cassell “The Complete Works”

“Last year we wrote about a recording artist who hit us up after hearing his work used in the Madvillain Remixes – “Excuse me, but I believe you’ve sampled my funk” – and the licensing agreement that followed.  Here’s the happy outcome…”

via http://www.stonesthrow.com/news/2010/04/matthew-larkin-cassell-the-complete-works

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New Order toont werk van een selectie grafisch ontwerpers, die recent zijn afgestudeerd aan de opleiding Graphic Design (HKU) en inmiddels een paar jaar bezig zijn. Een generatie ontwerpers die werk maakt met een sterk persoonlijk karakter. Centraal in deze expositie staat de vraag hoe je als grafisch ontwerper het evenwicht vindt tussen je creatieve vrijheid als kunstenaar en het werken binnen het vastomlijnde kader van een opdracht.

De expositie New Order is samengesteld door grafisch ontwerper Herman van Bostelen.

Deelnemers:
AutobahnBrigiet van den BergKris BorgerinkCleverFrankeKim Eggens, HoaxSimona KicurovskaNick LiefhebberRosa MathijssenBram Nijssen , TjerkJan OordYuri VeermanPetra WarrinkLennart WolfertChoi Wong, Leanne WijnsmaJurga Zelvyte.”

via http://corrosia.nl/index.cfm?art_id=533&chapter_id=

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Created using an old VHS camera and playing around with tracking, fast forward, rewind and pause.

via http://vimeo.com/9601417

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“Ernst Haeckel. Biologist. Zoologist. Artist. Irregular symmetry dominates his work.”

via http://idealforms.blogspot.com/2008_10_01_archive.html

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“Mash was founded in 2002 Adelaide, Australia by Dom Roberts & James Brown. This seems a lifetime ago now, and since 2002 Mash has done some growing up, working in many facets of branding, design, visual identity, web design, photography, art direction and copywriting.”

via http://www.mashdesign.com.au

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“For an ancient Chinese game legendarily invented by Confucius in the year 500 B.C., mah jongg enjoyed an extraordinary efflorescence in 20th century America, where it became a cultural phenomenon and fixture in Jewish-American communities. Abbott Miller has designed “Project Mah Jongg” a new exhibition at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York that explores the traditions, history and meanings of the game in Jewish-American culture.”

via http://pentagram.com/en/new/2010/05/new-work-project-mah-jongg.php

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