Month: April 2016

  • forestambassador: Breaksout is a game about Breakout by Pippin Barr. Play Online Why Try It: A huge number of clever, compelling, and experimental variations on a familiar game. Mood: Contemplative Author’s Notes: “What’s better than breaking out?! BREAKSING OUT! Breaks out to your heart’s content in these wonderful variants of your old family friend! Snake…

  • purestform: Le Corbusier’s The Modulor: a harmonious measure to the human scale universally applicable to architecture and mechanics. 1954. Faber and Faber. London

  • angryinkeddrunk: pr1nceshawn: Aliens. STOP THIS

  • awaykeeping: Strolling through the #fischliweiss exhibition, around 12:45am. #art #collaboration #ittakestwo by missnae http://ift.tt/1VLnrwa

  • awaykeeping: Strolling through the #fischliweiss exhibition, around 12:45am. #art #collaboration #ittakestwo by missnae http://ift.tt/1VLnrwa

  • artnotartnot: Dieter Roth. Björn Roth No Title (Bananas), 1965—1966Bananas pressed through etching press on white linen78 x 500 cm / 30 ¾ x 196 7/8 in at Hauser & Wirth

  • artnotartnot: Dieter Roth. Björn Roth No Title (Bananas), 1965—1966Bananas pressed through etching press on white linen78 x 500 cm / 30 ¾ x 196 7/8 in at Hauser & Wirth

  • HEWLÊR-Erbil, Kurdistan region ‘Iraq’,— Denied their own state in reality, Iraq’s Kurds have declared independence in cyberspace with a new domain name that has provoked the ire of a neighbor hostile to their aspirations. The new top-level domain “.krd” gives Kurds a separate space in the virtual world at a time when they are gaining…

  • HEWLÊR-Erbil, Kurdistan region ‘Iraq’,— Denied their own state in reality, Iraq’s Kurds have declared independence in cyberspace with a new domain name that has provoked the ire of a neighbor hostile to their aspirations. The new top-level domain “.krd” gives Kurds a separate space in the virtual world at a time when they are gaining…

  • uispeccoll: Miniature Monday!  Up! Horsie! An Original Fairy Tale by Clara de Chatelaine. London:  Joseph Myers, & Co. 1850. Includes two hand colored plates. Part of the Lilliputian Library series.  Read this book online in Project Gutenberg See all of our Miniature Monday posts.