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Mike Nelson on his sensory new survey, scavenging objects and simulating reality

Creative Boom

It's an amalgamation of objects scavenged from the depths of junkyards and flea markets, which through their presentation, serve to preserve fragmented moments with enough room for open-ended interpretation. Installation view of Mike Nelson, Triple Bluff Canyon (the woodshed), 2004. Various materials. Found tyres.

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Documenting the almighty button

UX Collective

One can find out about art in libraries, interactive museums, exhibitions, and even in mundane places as bus stops or airports. They can then be inspired by illustration techniques used in ancient Malaysian manuscripts while also walking into an open exhibition in their neighbourhood later that day.

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Through Mixed-Media Quilts, Pacita Abad Dives Into the Lush Marine Ecosystems of the Philippines

Colossal

All images courtesy of Tina Kim Gallery, shared with permission After a traumatic childhood moment in which she nearly drowned, Pacita Abad (1946-2004) developed a profound fear of water. Titled Underwater Wilderness , the exhibition presents eight large-scale works made between 1985 and 1989.

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MC24, Bruce Mau’s New Book, Provides a Roadmap for Radical Optimism

Azure Magazine

MC24 is the first book that Mau has authored since Massive Change (2004), a companion to the globetrotting blockbuster exhibition, produced with students at the Institute without Boundaries, a program Mau founded at George Brown College in Toronto. And he has a principle for that: “Think Like You Are Lost in the Forest.”

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In ‘Zoophites,’ Les Lalanne Hybridize Beasts and Botany into Functional Sculptures

Colossal

All photos by Charlie Rubin, courtesy of Kasmin, shared with permission Now obsolete, the term zoophytes once referred to organisms that exhibited both animal and plant characteristics. ” Zoophites borrows its title from a 1964 show in Paris that was the first the pair presented together and is on view through May 9.

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How Has Website Design Changed Over Time? A Detailed History

Inkbot Design

The term was also presented in the paper of Austin Henderson, Donald Norman, and Jim Miller. The network touched the heights of popularity in 2004 when it acquired more than one million users. It also appeared as the largest social network between 2004 and 2010 worldwide. 2004 – Flickr Introduced. Web developers.

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Fatconomy: could we build a new design system from waste fat?

Design Week

Fat samples The project is laid out like a trendy London pop-up shop; outside the exhibition ‘Fatconomy’ is backlit in a retro typeface, more closely associated with a fish and chips restaurant. This year, in honour of the Moving to Mars exhibition , the theme was cosmic. It’s the broadest possible brush.”