Great work. And why is it that typgraphers names or typographers studios just look better, typographically, in Dutch or German?

Nice image.

Amazing poster. Click for more work by this guy.

http://lazzydigger.blogspot.com/ 

Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Fitzcarraldo.

Aral Sea in Kazakhstan.

Shipbreaking at Gaddani beach, Pakistan (still from amazing Working Man’s Death).

Philip-Lorca diCorcia.

Gregory Crewdson.

Damian Loeb.

Steven Spielberg.

Yes, maybe an alien will come out of the light-emitting fridge and attack a sleepy little boy going to get milk in the night at his parents little bungalow.

More sparse design at ‘Sup Magazine.

Nice way of getting around the crassness of having a website for an exclusive brand. Click image to check site.

Just a ‘curatorial’ thought.

Beuys, 1966, piano covered with felt and leather, 100 x 152 x 240 cm, Georges Pompidou Center, Paris

Christo, Wrapped Reichstag, Berlin, 1971-95

Hussein Chalayan – Airmail dresses, 2004 – André Morin, Collection Groningen Museum

o32c‘s ugly design has been much debated. i think it’s some of the best design by meiré und meiré. here’s some ugly design from academic journals i’ve always liked, especially the quiet appreciation of its authenticity and not conscious construction.

Swedish style banana from Our Legacy.

American style banana from Andy Warhol.

UK style banana from Wieden + Kennedy.

Danish style banana from Asbjorn Lonvig.

Nice Adad Hannah show at Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain.

‘Adad Hannah was born in New York in 1971, has lived in the USA, Israel, and England, studied in Vancouver, and currently lives in Montreal, Canada. Primarily using video and photography, Hannah has worked on his Stills (real-time video recorded tableaux vivants) since 2001, producing and exhibiting them in museums and galleries around the world.  His official website is www.adadhannah.com.’

Nice Japanese architecture studio. CCA is showing Japanese living stuff too.

Mathematical indexations.

On Kawara‘s One Million Years series.

Comme des Garcons number perfumes.

Martin Creed – Work No. 469 (whole ouevre is numbered)

There was a British graphic designer who took the length of songs and put the number (say 3.32) on t-shirts. I forgot the name. Was featured in Creative Review.

I like the idea of Comme des Garcons making a perfume to smell like a flower that doesn’t exist in relation to the idea of Borges making an encyclopedia of imaginary creatures (culled from world litterature). The parralel is interesting because the flower would probably only grow in a made-up country – a country that encapsulates the cherry blossom of Osaka, the smell of yerba mate and the boredom of a Ukranian steppe all in one – just like a CDG smell would (in terms of eclectic mixing), so there we go, the loop is complete, the implosion of the references becoming itself.

Kippenberger show invite meets Helmut Lang ad from a few years back. And her sensibility for slogans is insane:

My details struggle with your panorama.

Form follows Vision. Maybe tomorrow. I’ll give you a call.

Kyoto yourself!

I fall in love to easily with pretty thumbnails.

In Savage Grace.

Sid Lee does it in Montreal.

Cunning does it in London.

Makes many versions of their logo that is.

Insane line up this year.

Ed Ruscha

Sid Lee.

Click image for more rip offs.

Poul Henningsen lamp.

Jens Laugesen.

Jorgen Leth – The Perfect Human (link to YouTube film, Eng. version).

Carl Larsson.

Acne Jeans.

Pippi Långstrump.

Bruno Mathsson.

Liv Ulmann.

Nice typography.

Martin Creed. 

Bruce Nauman. 

Tracey Emin. 

Euan Macdonald, “Untitled, (three falling pianos), 2006.
This work is very funny, too.

Klaus Kinski.

Mick Jagger.

Rutger Hauer.

Helmut Berger.

Isabelle Hubert.

Rei Kawakubo.

Natalie Portman.

‘Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait’, by Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno.

Joergen Leth‘s film on Basque pelota. He also did Michael Laudrup (soccer) and Tour de France (bicycling).

Sam Taylor Wood’s sleeping Beckham.

Need more references. Anyone?