Inside Olafur Eliasson's "Take Your Time" at MOMA. The entrance to the exhibit is bathed in yellow light such that everybody looks black and white, though the camera sees through such tricks. Olafur Eliasson, 1997.
Poster I did for the John Darnielle reading at the Housing Works Bookstore Café.
"The set also contained other cards such as the jokers that provided additional information about heritage preservation." via slavin.
"Apropos of Mr. Rauschenberg, Cage once said, 'Beauty is now underfoot wherever we take the trouble to look.'"
Constant cold preserves the last camp of the Shackleton and Scott expedition.
Wired's collection of planned and imagined architecture.
E. O. Wilson's collaborative project to catalogue every species of animal and plant-life on earth.
Sunken courtyard across the street. The trees are lit from beneath and are more blue than one might expect.
"...is a large-format publication about 300 pages long and containing almost 800 maps. Data from decennial censuses prior to 2000 support nearly 150 maps and figures, providing context and an historical perspective for many of the topics presented."
Interestingly (?) they don't actually say when World Pinhole Camera Day is, but no doubt I missed it. Hope to have one of these up and running in time for next year.
Cyberduck is a free FTP (file transfer protocol) client for use on your mac. Not as easy to use as transmit or as venerable as fetch, but usually gets the job done.
A porting of Robert Bringhurst's indispensable reference and guide to typography for use with CSS and (X)HTML. Sporadically updated, but worth reading.
