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artchipel:

Tumblr Artist

Emily Blincoe | on Tumblr (USA) 

Born, raised and based out of Austin, Texas, Emily Blincoe is a creative and passionate photographer who brings unique interactions into the things she photographs. Emily’s approach to capturing her photographs is spontaneous, fun and amusing. On one day, Emily could find herself focusing on a subject with a serious and reflective tone, and on the next, she could be involving friends to pose for one of her playful ideas. “I love to have a little fun in the way I take portraits, and if I can translate a little bit of my sense humor into a photo, I certainly will. Most of my friends and family no longer question my requests or motives. They are usually pretty quick to comply these days. It’s not unusual to hear me say something like, ‘I saw some cool flowers at the grocery store. I will be over in 10 minutes to put them in your beard.’ or ‘Hey, can you put this on your head and go sit over there?” (source: VSCO Cam™)

[more Emily Blincoe | artist found at devidsketchbook]

LA MENTE E’ COME UN PARACADUTE, PER USARLA DEVI APRIRLA.

#zamperini marco 

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instagram:

Weekend Hashtag Project: #WHPwhatmovesme

Weekend Hashtag Project is a series featuring designated themes & hashtags chosen by Instagram’s Community Team. For a chance to be featured on the Instagram blog, follow @instagram and look for a photo announcing the weekend’s project every Friday.

The goal this weekend is to take creative videos showing the things that help you get from place to place, whether it’s your plane, taxi, scooter or even your own two feet. Some tips to get you started:

  • Methods of transportation are intricate in their own ways. Try focusing on details such as motors and propellers to capture an up-close view of the machines that move you.
  • Voyages and trips are all about locations. Give your videos a sense of place by filming your surroundings as you move through them, be it the hustle and bustle of a busy train station, scenes from your jogging path or the landscape rushing by your window.
  • The story of any trip can be told through much more than just what gets you there. Think about how the landscapes you pass through and the people you travel with help complete your story.

PROJECT RULES: Please only add the #WHPwhatmovesme hashtag to videos taken over this weekend and only submit your own videos to the project. Any video taken then tagged over the weekend is eligible to be featured right here Monday morning!

theyoungthedisinterested:

Banksy graffiti in South Bronx, New York City.

Ghetto 4 Life.

This is a really powerful piece of graffiti. It shows how a lot of the graffiti that is being made in this day and age is by rich white kids trying to ge “hood” and “ghetto” when they really arent. Anything that is good and unique in our society is destroyed by rich white kids.

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instagram:

Chasing Light in Antelope Canyon

To see more photos and videos from Antelope Canyon, check out the Antelope Canyon, Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon location pages.

Tucked away along the northern border of Arizona lies Antelope Canyon, one of the most visited—and photographed—locations in the American Southwest. Located on Navajo land, the landform is technically classified as a slot canyon, or a narrow canyon that is significantly deeper than it is wide. Like all slot canyons, Antelope Canyon was formed by flash floods rushing through underground crevices. Over time, the waters eroded the rock into the smooth, flowing landform seen today.

Antelope Canyon is divided into two sections, upper and lower, known in the native Navajo language as Tsé bighánílíní (“the place where water runs through rocks”) and Hazdistazí (“spiral rock arches”), respectively. The Canyon’s narrow top opening restricts the amount of sunlight than can enter, but results in a few dazzling beams that make it to the canyon floor. These beams, along with the canyon’s intense red glow and flowing lines, have made Antelope Canyon especially appealing to those Instagrammers adventurous enough to make the trek.

I nuovi luoghi del lavoro decontestualizzato.

La città del ‘900 degli orari fissi è finita. Il nuovo modo di lavorare, crea sostenibilità perchè non serve spostarsi per andare a lavorare. 

In questo modo cambia la pianificazione, perchè non serve estendere fisicamente la città in periferia, ma bisogna decontestualizzarla.

Il lavoro legato alla produzione materiale rimane, ma c’è tutto un lavoro immateriale fatto di intelligenza e di conoscenza.

Conoscenza virtualizzata.

#coworking 

#cloudcomouting

#makers, i nuovi produttori artigiani che producono dentro l’area urbana, generando una nuova rivoluzione industriale.

life1nmotion:

I-Club, designed by Burkhard Dämmer: minimalist architectural lines

www.nicolapreti.com

CONVEGNO “LAVORO IN CORSO” - RIPENSARE I LUOGHI DELLA PRODUZIONE. COME IL POLITECNICO DI MILANO HA STUDIATO LA ZAI LUPATOTINA

Mercoledì 6 novembre, alle ore 18, appuntamento alla Pia Opera Ciccarelli 
per parlare, con amministratori, studenti e docenti, della trasformazione della città e dei luoghi della produzione. Sarà inaugurata anche la mostra degli elaborati sulla Zai lupatotina, realizzati dai laureandi in architettura.

Il convegno, aperto a tutti, è organizzato dal Comune di San Giovanni Lupatoto in collaborazione con il Politecnico di Milano, nell’ambito della convenzione siglata in primavera.

Le opere dei futuri architetti saranno poi in mostra al centro culturale sabato 9 e domenica 10 novembre. Non mancate!

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instagram:

Weekend Hashtag Project: #WHPemptyspaces

Weekend Hashtag Project is a series featuring designated themes & hashtags chosen by Instagram’s Community Team. For a chance to be featured on the Instagram blog, follow @instagram and look for a photo announcing the weekend’s project every Friday.

The goal this weekend is to take creative photos or videos documenting abandoned locations or otherwise busy places when they’re empty. Some tips to get you started:

  • Capturing a busy space when it’s completely empty requires patience. Take time to wait for people to leave and consider scoping out your location in advance to see when the space receives the least traffic.
  • Many areas—both rural and urban—have abandoned buildings. Look for reminders of what once occupied the space and details of how it has decayed. Be careful when exploring abandoned sites or ruins, though, as they can occasionally be dangerous.
  • If you’re feeling particularly festive as many countries prepare to celebrate Halloween next week, seek out haunted houses in your area and tell their stories visually.

PROJECT RULES: Please only add the #WHPemptyspaces hashtag to photos and videos taken over this weekend and only submit your own photographs and videos to the project. Any image or video taken then tagged over the weekend is eligible to be featured right here Monday morning!