
“Das Lachende Bild 1/2 (The Laughing Picture 1/2),” 2005 and

“The Poster Book Bookshelf,” 2006 by Henning Bohl.
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A shower Darth Vader would be proud of! The cocoon isn’t just a shower, but also a bathtub and hydro massager, that might be a bit much for Darth. Concept by Arina Komarova.
Via Gizmodo
Artists: Robert Alexander, Larry Bell, Laddie John Dill, Robert Irwin, Craig Kauffman, John McCracken, Helen Pashgian, James Turrell, De Wain Valentine, Doug Wheeler
Venue: David Zwirner, New York
Exhibition Title: Primary Atmospheres
Date: January 8 – February 6, 2010










Pen Pencil Stencil is the studio and workspace of designer Mark Giglio. Originally from Southern California, Mark grew up drawing, painting, skateboarding and surfing. Currently he lives and works in Oakland, California.
Beginning as a designer at Cahan and Associates, Mark has since had the opportunity to work on projects with a diverse mix of companies, such as 2k by Gingham, Apple, Dwell, GSP, Nike, Tolleson Design, and others.



Artist: Jan de Cock
Venue: Luis Compaña, Berlin
Exhibition Title: Repromotion
Date: November 21, 2009 – January, 2010






One of the most awarded web studios just got a new website with their full portfolio online. North Kingdom surely is worth a visit. Inspiring work.




“Das Lachende Bild 1/2 (The Laughing Picture 1/2),” 2005 and

“The Poster Book Bookshelf,” 2006 by Henning Bohl.


Sony Bravia NX800 HDTV
Sony has always lead the design for the small screen (not that small anymore), and with the new Bravia NX800 they are leaving competitors in the dust.
“Designed to create a remarkable sense of space, the BRAVIA® NX800 HDTV features a stunning monolithic design and innovative six-degree tilt, so you can position your TV at lower levels for a more comfortable and enjoyable viewing experience. An Edge LED backlight and BRAVIA Engine™ 3 video processor delivers superior, life-like image with amazing contrast and color. Integrated BRAVIA Internet, build-in WiFi®, a USB input and Energy Saving Switch round out the feature set.”
More at Sony.






Some interesting new releases are coming from the Converse Japan Spring 2010 Collection. From their new Dresscode 1/2 Collection, the brand presents the Trio CC and the All Star Chukk Mid. The Trio CC is a canvas version of a classic slip-on shoe and the All Star Chukk Mid, is a mid version of the Chuck Taylor, inspired by the Chukka boot. The Marine Sea Hi is a high version of the Converse boat shoe and it comes with a polka dot lining in three colorways.
via: highsnobiety.
Dee & Ricky - Episode 1 from Creative Control on Vimeo.

Most of you know the artworks by UK superstar artist Damien Hirst involving pills. Now the artist has released sterling silver cufflinks.
“Damien Hirst’s bespoke pill cufflinks derive from his Pharmacy body of work as solid silver tablets and capsules. They are engraved with the HIrst/Hirst logo and are hallmarked. The pills are presented in a black leather box with a black satin interior which is also stamped with the Hirst/Hirst and Other Criteria logos.”
The cufflinks are now available from Other Criteria.










Hirst, beginning in August 2008 and just prior to his direct-to-the-buyer Sotheby’s auction, called an end to various series of which he has become known. These include the butterfly, the spot, and the spin paintings. And, as such, Hirst’s most recent work in London, both in his own sponosored exhibition of ‘Blue Paintings’ at the Wallace Gallery and separately at White Cube in the ‘Nothing Matters’ exhibition, are works on canvas, though they generally have not been well received by the critics and the press. Thus again the title of this current exhibition may be marking Hirt’s change in oeuvre.
Damien Hirst was born in 1965 in Bristol, UK . He has held major solo shows at important public and private collections throughout the world. Hirst lives and works in London and Devon, UK.
via: artobserved.