Yes and no. Although never intended to be The End, a closing post was made on March 3, 2014. And since then, the blog exists, in limbo, but never totally dormant. I hope it continues to be a useful resource, nostalgia machine, and/or archive of a particular time. It may not ever be updated or appended or deleted. For now, it just is.
Showing posts with label TO-DO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TO-DO. Show all posts
3/1/13
2/20/13
2/15/13
Maker
The idea was so grand I couldn't even imagine it finished; if I wanted to see it in full I would actually have to make it.
Read: Long's 24 Hour Drugstore by Jim Christensen
2/13/13
Love your children
No society that loved its children would divorce them so completely from contact with soils, forests, streams, and wildlife. No society that loved its children would create places like the typical suburb or shopping mall. No society that loved its children would casually destroy real neighborhoods and communities in order to build even more highways... No society that loved its children would build more shopping malls than high schools. No society that loved its children would leave behind a legacy of ugliness...
Loving Children: A Design Problem by David Orr
via Stork Bites Man
1/2/13
12/14/12
Some help —
Little by little, as the adults around them become more confident, hopeful and secure, our children probably will, too.
Read: Mr. Rogers on helping kids deal with tragic news events
12/13/12
TONIGHT —
Under $500 (a group show)
Opens tonight. Until January 3 at Mondo Cane.
Editions by Andy Beach, Eric Timothy Carlson, Matt Connors, Ditte Gantriis, Gemma Holt, Doug Johnston, Clemens Kois, Max Lamb, Mary Manning, Ian McDonald, Jonathon Nesci, Jim Oliveira, Study O Portable, Omar Sosa & Nathalie du Pasquier, and RO/LU.
11/2/12
Important and Importanter —
Posting on Reference Library is on hold.
Hurricane Sandy may have passed but the storm is just beginning. The situation around New York is not over and is in fact getting worse for many people. If you can't get someone food, water, candles, coats, gloves, bleach, gas, or a place to sleep then donate to the Red Cross. Don't forget that many people in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and parts of Pennsylvania are still hurting and in real need.
And don't forget to vote on Tuesday. I am not just voting for the next four years, I'm thinking about the next forty. I'm voting for the kind of place I want my daughters and son to live in. I don't need a CEO of America, Inc. I'm voting for a president for the people. Find your polling place here.
10/25/12
10/4/12
10/2/12
Rietveld
I bought this chair in 1952 or 1953. Carel Visser and I went to Rietveld's office on the Oude Gracht in Utrecht together to ask if we could each buy a chair. Rietveld sent us to his furniture maker Van de Gronekan in De Bilt to have them made. The price then was 80 guilders (about $45 US). —Wim Crouwel, 2012
Gerrit Thomas Rietveld
Studio Job Gallery, Antwerp
Opens October 11
Through January 11, 2013
Previously: this poster
Colby
Made in LA: Colby Poster Printing Company
Selections by Anthony Burrill
October 5–27, 2012 at KK Outlet, London
Previously: Chums!
9/27/12
KM, P! @ NYABF —
Above: Karel Martens, Maquette for Printed Matter, Letterpress monoprint on thin board, 1996.
Tomorrow, 4pm: Karel Martens will discuss a half-century of printed experimentation. The Classroom, NYABF, MoMA PS1.
9/14/12
9/7/12
9/6/12
Learn on the job —
"The best part of my job is getting to work with a lot of amazing people..."
— Oscar Tuazon (This Long Century)
Previously: Coming Soon
9/5/12
Learning to Love my Life as a Non-Player Character —
Andreas Ervik, 2012
The Meditating Goof
Wizard via WAYS
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