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Please note: Our format changed as of 10/18/07 – see the front page and full archives for more recent listings. Thanks.


 
  • One Free Minute 10/31/05 
    Description: a mobile sculpture designed to allow for instances of anonymous public speech
    Comments: "What would happen if the remote speech made possible by a cellphone were connected to public space?" If you see a guy on the street pulling what appears to be a yellow trailer on a bicycle, it just may be Daniel and his fibreglass sculpture. It's actually a bit more than a sculpture – it's a computer-connected broadcasting system that can be heard as far as 150 feet away, giving people one free minute to anonymously speak publically via their cellphones – a tool to "investigate how public discourse has been changed by technology" and which facilitates free speech – and a work of art which turns "passive viewers into active participants." The archive of speeches is most interesting (and amusing in spots). 
     
  • radical cartography 10/27/05 
    Description: mapping-related projects and resources
    Comments: Okay map enthusiasts – this one's for you. One of the projects shows all of North America's metro maps together (also available in larger, very clear .pdf version). Then there's a Flash presentation of the world's time zones. I found the Empire maps most interesting. These are but a few of many projects. Another Yummy section will appeal to those interested in the history of cartography. Plus plenty of Re:Sources, including "some fun and/or spectacular links." Enjoy... 
     
  • MetroStation 10/23/05 
    Description: personal website of Italian designer Emiliano Pennisi
    Comments: Today's pick comes from a designer in Palermo who says he loves "living in colors." I kinda the bright red scheme myself but there's several other skins to choose from. Besides the Today/Blog section of his site, Emiliano also presents some of his illustrations and 3D artworks, plus a download section including free photos, wallpapers, Photoshop brushes, and CSS layouts. This is his new improved version with XHTML.Strict goodness and in my opinion, very stylish.  
     
  • Sketzh.com 10/15/05 
    Description: "mini-graff the movie" and other graffiti/murals
    Comments: îNerdish but cool!" said armed rob in a post at Newstoday® – indeed. If you wanna tag a slew of trains without having to deal with local anti-graffiti forces and other such nasty business, mini-graff may be your answer. That's what Sketch is doing and I think it's great. The site's other content tells me Sketch has been out there on the streets doing waycool graffiti and murals for a long time too...
     
  • alain astruc 10/10/05 
    Description: gallery of photos posted in series
    Comments: There's about 300 photos on Alain's site and spending an hour browsing the collection has left me kinda speechless and highly inspired. From portraits to astounding night shots (and some magical points in-between), the artsy photos from this 30-year-old living in the south of France are scrumptious. Meow...;~)) 
     
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