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by Korean designer Kwang Hoo Lee

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"the james fuentes llc gallery in new york is hosting the project 'wares' by william stone. The artist plays with the creation of his chairs: by combining parts, switching elements, mixing different models, he explores issues on functionality and art.
march 3th - march 31th, 09

the artist william stone lives and works in new york, NY." added on 2009-03-20

modified furniture...

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Designed by Dietrich Wegner
Poly-Fil, Steel, Rope, Wood
more pictures here:
http://www.dietrichwegner.com/

"Often my material choice is made to contradict an aspect of an image and strives towards a realistic depiction of the image. A mushroom cloud is fluffy like synthetic cotton, yet a Poly-fil mushroom cloud becomes fun and cozy.

The ephemeral beauty of a mushroom cloud frightens me, how it floats for a minute, delicate and blooming, yet remains chaotic and utterly destructive. I experience a contradiction between what my eyes enjoy and what my mind knows."
added on 2009-03-20

mushroom cloud playhouse...

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added on 2009-02-25

'kocis' by zane homka...

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"Gary Ponzo's Paper Clip Chandelier, meticulously handmade from over 4,000 little clips, casts a prism-like pattern onto ceiling and walls when illuminated by its half-silvered bulb."

http://www.pointclickhome.com/image/tid/4110?mag=PointClickHome&page=5&pause=1
added on 2009-02-19

chandelier made with 4,000 paperclips...

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by Korean designer Kwang Hoo Lee added on 2009-02-19

mona lisa chair...

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by Yuken Teruya

"Pizza Boxes, a McDonald's bag, Flags, Desserts and Toilet Paper rolls... when these items become artworks, they also easily become political, maybe because they are taken from daily life. But if you find unexpected shapes and colors from the toilet rolls, they become something else."
http://www.yukenteruyastudio.com/en/projects/
added on 2009-02-16

toilet paper roll art...

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As part of her Little Wonders series, Sayaka Yamamoto's Kitchen Insects collection was inspired by memories of growing up in the countryside surrounded by a wondrous variety of insects that "scared and sometimes fascinated" her. added on 2009-02-12

insects made of kitchen utensils...

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"Flooded McDonald's is a film work by Superflex in which a convincing life-size replica of the interior of a McDonald's burger bar, without any customers or staff present, gradually floods with water. Furniture is lifted up by the water, trays of food and drinks start to float around, electrics short circuit and eventually the space becomes completely submerged."

Flooded McDonald's is on view at The South London Gallery through March 1, 2009.

vialink http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2009/02/flooded-mcdonalds-danish-colle.php vialink
added on 2009-02-09

flooded mcdonald...

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by Kyle Bean added on 2009-02-06

"the future of books"...

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"University of Wisconsin art student Hongtao Zhou's "Ice & Snow Furniture Raised From Lake Mendota" is the ultimate in recyclable furniture. "They connect the lake, the land, the air and the people and complete a life cycle with minimum environmental impact," explains Zhou. And it is, of course, perfectly fine to dump the furniture back into the lake once it starts getting warm out." added on 2009-02-05

frozen furniture raised from lake mendota...

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vialink http://pruned.blogspot.com/2009/01/anonymous-hugging-wall.html vialink added on 2009-02-03

anonymous hugging wall by keetra...

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posters that sound like: Thunder, Fire, and Typewriter. Check out the video.

vialink http://www.trendsnow.net/trends_now_/2009/01/noisy-interactive-posters.html vialink
added on 2009-01-29

interactive noisy posters...

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British artist Willard Wigan's sculptures are so small that he
needs to use a microscope.
Tiny people and buildings are "carved from grains of sand and painted using the hair of a fly."

Wigan says:
"The stillness of it is very important -- you have to control the whole nervous system, you have to work between the heartbeat -- the pulse of your finger can destroy the work."

vialink http://www.designboom.com/ vialink

vialink http://www.kottke.org/09/01/willard-wigan-micro-sculptor vialink
added on 2009-01-13

sculptures that fit in eyes of needles...

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"'Wasted Youth' consists of a set of shelves filled with objects and items associated with the pleasures and excesses of adolescence. In the way the objects are assembled, certain of which having been cut into or peeled back, and through the positive and negative space of perspective, appears the image of an oversized skull." added on 2009-01-07

bookshelf installation by james hopkins...

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designed by Antoine+Manuel added on 2008-12-23

get lost in paris with this subway map...

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leah evans is a textile artist based in madison, wisconsin.

map quilts by leah evans...

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http://www.jamesfuentes.com/artists_pages/00artists_frameset.html added on 2008-12-18

grandfather clock by william stone...

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added on 2008-12-16

textile cups made out of old cotton sheet...

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and part II here:
http://www.offbeathomes.com/offbeat-gingerbread-homes-2008-part-one-2/
added on 2008-12-15

a collection of strange gingerbread homes...

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http://www.piekebergmans.com/ added on 2008-12-11

'crystal virus - massive infection' by pieke bergmans...

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Music Books by Jennifer Khoshbin - Now on display at Rose and Radish in San Francisco, CA.
"Place ear to book, turn crank and listen."
Click here for more pictures, and to listen to samples:
http://www.jenkhoshbin.com/new_works_ added on 2008-12-10

old books turned into music boxes...

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vialink http://grijs.blogspot.com vialink added on 2008-12-02

shirts and pants graffiti by thomas svoorn...

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added on 2008-12-02

just pretend the recession isn't happening...

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By Michael Ciancio - who did it because:

"i wish the english language had more interesting characters"...