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Take an image, make an image John Stezaker, Untitled (For Angus) Film Still Collage II, 2009 The Whitechapel Gallery in London featured the first major exhibition of British conceptual artist John Stezaker from 29 January till 18 March 2011. Looking at his artwork, it was fascinating to realize how the brain tries to fill out the gaps …
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Periscopic belongs to this new/old (1997) breed of socially conscious studios, that have created their own niche of information visualization services to facilitate information transparency and public awareness. Soo far Periscopic has worked for endangered species, to politics, to social justice. Their new engaging tool VoteEasy allows the general public to quickly and easily see …
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Organised by the busy bees of SHESAYS, a digital community and network in seven cities across the world with over 3000 members, SCAMP is a conference about making creativity. Several speakers were talking about their work in progress, showcasing ideas and stuff that isn’t out there yet. LBi London on Brick Lane kindly provided their …
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Just weeks after Edward Tufte was appointed by president Obama to help with the data visualization and transparency of the goverment and its services, he came to London for a talk at the Royal Geographical Society in London. Tufte became a famous expert of information design, when he started to publish his books, that featured …
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Kudos to St. Bride Library to set up great talks and conferences with interesting topics. Become a friend of St. Brides. Of course it’s all due to the presenters if they can make it an exceptional event by providing new inspiration for the eager audience. The topic “Design for Music” definitely had this potential. Sadly …
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Decode – Digital Design Sensations 8 December 2009 – 11 April 2010 @ the V&A Short. Small. Usual suspects. The beginning of the end or the past of the future? Kids loved it. Beauty over function. What’s next? Jason Bruges Studio, Mirror Mirror, 2009, display in the John Madejski Garden, V&A Pizza anyone? C.E.B. Reas, Ti, …
