Military Madness: How the Army Courted the Music World
Military Madness: How the Army Courted the Music World
by Nick Neyland ~ 24|Feb|2010
he music world has come full circle, from counter-cultural protests against the military to fully endorsing its recruitment drives. Here, we take a look at how it happened.
Et Tu Valet, 2009
Et Tu Valet, 2009
by simon alexander cook ~ 09|Mar|2010
dynamic cross cultural reference, light in structure and open to support the days clothes. The form is inspired by my recent immersion in New Zealand’s traditional kiwi carved aesthetics.

Kiwi “hei matau” fish hook motive expands on a traditional English ‘valet’ stand with a calligraphic brushstroke merging the Australian Aboriginal icon of the boomerang.

It then catches clothes thrown in effect to a valet butler, standing sartorially at the foot of the bed. Et Tu is a comic relief pun on the Maori for “stand-up”.

John Black John Black
Sound Designer
Music
Canada

I am a sound designer and composer living in Toronto and collaborating with people worldwide...

3rd Annual Ultra High-rise Building Summit 2010
3rd Annual Ultra High-rise Building Summit 2010
Architecture | China
From: 23|Mar|2010
To: 24|Mar|2010
ltra high-rise building, which always regarded as a landmark of a city, also represents the most advanced technologies and innovative materials in building construction. But it also brings some problems such as high energy consumption, fire accidents, and high operation cost. How to build a more sustainable skyscraper and make it be the model for other architectures is also the issue all the construction shareholders concerned. So it’s quite important to organize this international summit again and enable the overseas and local construction shareholders to share information and exchange the practices and experience concerning the ultra high-rise buildings.
4 Art Inc.
Galleries
4 Art Inc.
1932 S. Halsted
Chicago | USA
he Chicago art scene is vibrant, inventive, and far-reaching in its influence and Robin Monique Rios, owner of 4Art Inc, is proud to be based in such a visionary environment. Over the past six years, 4Art has enlivened the Chicago Art District, located in the Pilsen neighborhood, with its distinctive and diversified exhibitions of talented and dedicated artists. Robin has worked hard to create a dynamic and involved art community. In addition to curating monthly exhibitions, Robin has organized and hosted live art demo’s, Fashion shows as well as offered a unique place for DJ’s and sting musicians to play. Robin has always believed in creating an interactive arena for both artists and art enthusiasts. But Robin’s hard work doesn’t end there; she continues to enhance the art community by mentoring artists in the fine nuances of today’s art world.
Et Tu Valet, 2009 Et Tu Valet, 2009
i think its an outstanding, amazing combination of two native cultures. its user friendly, practical, but also a wonderful looking piece of artistic design.
janine nicholls
10|Mar|2010
Et Tu Valet, 2009 Et Tu Valet, 2009
I admire your work.
SAND T
10|Mar|2010
Daniel Niceski
25|Feb|2010
Veneer Veneer
His choice of materials is brilliant buy shadowed by his genius of capture; emotions and silence that speaks so elegantly.
james woody
23|Feb|2010
Que Houxo Fluorescent Paintings Que Houxo Fluorescent Paintings
Que is a continuing breed of painters seeking to express timeless moments through action, not just replicating structured technics, I can really appreciate his type of freedom and truth.
james woody
23|Feb|2010
Photo embroidery Photo embroidery
Exceptionally thought provoking and emotinally compelling with a surrealistic demonstration of timelessness.
james woody
23|Feb|2010
Personas Personas
It's interesting to see how your Internet presence is visualized in comparison or contrast to how you view yourself. Much more relevant than just a tag cloud.
Kt McBratney
24|Nov|2009
Photo embroidery Photo embroidery
Kind of spooky but marvelous…
Annelies Jahn
21|Nov|2009
Mathew Ashton
18|Nov|2009
The Struggle to Stream: Spotify Delays U.S. Launch The Struggle to Stream: Spotify Delays U.S. Launch
It's so scary that every discussion about the viability of the music business always seems to end with "we'll just have to wait and see". I can't imagine owning one of these companies right now - having no idea what trend is going to take off and what's going to totally sink.
Alex Wernquest
16|Nov|2009
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