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A post called Minimum Sustainable Success by Dan Cook has been doing the rounds on Twitter recently and so I read it because people were saying it was good. And it is pretty good, especially if you’re a bit games+money minded – as I am not. It’s a hard look at how you might address…
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boingboing: Simple comic strip explains the complexities of white privilege
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chiguire: Moliendo café (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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gameraboy: The Nuclear War Fun Book (1984) by Victor Langer, Walter Thomas and Brent Richardson. Via Awful Library Books.
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vjeranski: Sol LeWitt
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Have you ever wondered where books come from?
neil-gaiman: allofthefeelings: bluelightseven: zwischendenstuehlen: Well then, let me show you, because that’s what I do for a living. Right now, it’s this time of the year, and the little ones have just freshly hatched: You’ll notice they’re still blind and naked when they hatch. So I make them little coats to keep them warm during…
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gjmueller: Pepper Grinder Shuts off Tech to Reclaim Family Dinner Time Dolmio, the Australian pasta sauce brand, has developed a high-tech pepper grinder that blocks Wifi and shuts down electronic devices including tablets and TVs. The Australian brand aims to make dinnertime more about the ritual of families eating and connecting and less about faces…
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austinkleon: David Bowie, “Oh! You Pretty Things” (Live HQ TV Performance On “Old Grey Whistle Test,” 1972 This is a fun one to sing to the kids: Wake up you sleepy head Put on some clothes,shake up your bed Put another log on the fire for me I’ve made some breakfast and coffee Look out my…
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hyperallergic: Wim Wenders has a unique ability to use documentary as a window onto other artistic mediums, whether they be music (Buena Vista Social Club), dance (Pina), or, in his latest film, photography. Wenders co-directed The Salt of the Earth, a portrait of Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado, with Salgado’s son, Juliano Ribeiro. The film is…