Monthly archive of 2. March 2009

Most Popular Articles on PSFK from the Last 7 Days

Monday, den 2. March 2009

Here are PSFK’s top five articles from Feb. 22 - Mar. 1, 2009. Results are based on Google Analytics and in order of overall page views.

Christian Faur’s Crayon Art - Piers Fawkes

Massive Installation Utilizes 41,000 LEDS - Jeff Squires

Poster Boy & Aakash Nihalani Remix the MOMA Collection - Dan Gould

Site Visit: Droog Store NYC - Dave Pinter

United States and the Electrocution of Passengers - Piers Fawkes…

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Artist Simon Evans: Envisioning “Everything I Have”

Monday, den 2. March 2009

Artist Simon Evans has created this stunning meditation on consumerism and his own personal consumption as part of his current exhibition “Island Time,” on display at the James Cohan Gallery in NYC now through April 4th. An excerpt from the show’s press release, explains the scope of Evans’ work:
Simon Evans’ delicate text-based works are collaged and assembled from prosaic materials including found paper, scotch tape, pencil shavings, colored pencil and white out. They describe a world poised between two poles of earnestness and irony. With his anxieties… Continue reading Artist Simon Evans: Envisioning “Everything I Have”

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Twitter Feed Augmented Reality T-Shirt

Monday, den 2. March 2009

As Piers pointed out earlier, the internet does not forget. If your information is being broadcast to everyone, you should at least control the content to the best of your ability. And with Squidder’s new Twitter Feed augmented reality T-Shirt, you can become a walking beacon for whatever you twit about. No longer just for your internet buddies, the shirt lets your thoughts pop out into the real world.

Printed on the front of the shirt is a kind of bar-code that contains your Twitter user… Continue reading Twitter Feed Augmented Reality T-Shirt

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Greener Gadgets Conference: “Design for the Age of Consequence”

Monday, den 2. March 2009

There was a portentous tone at this year’s Greener Gadgets Conference.  Right out of the gates, scientist/DIY guru/inventor and keynote speaker Saul Griffith minced few words about global warming.  He presented a dizzying array of graphs, charts and figures about our current energy consumption habits and the dire consequences that will almost certainly ensue if we continue at the rate we’re going.  One such figure showed how the average American would have to carry 23lbs. of oil to fuel his or her daily energy habit.  He stressed, in earnest, that we couldn’t… Continue reading Greener Gadgets Conference: “Design for the Age of Consequence”

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Cash4Gold Bashes: Our Modern-Day Tupperware Parties

Monday, den 2. March 2009

Thought the Cash 4 Gold Superbowl ad was strange? Turns out a lot of you didn’t: suburbanites from Oregon to New Jersey are trading their stereotypical Tupperware parties for gold-selling parties. Guests bring their unwanted jewellery (from previous fashion fads or ex-husbands) to a MyGoldParty, enjoy the company and maybe a glass of wine, and leave with a check. USA Today investigated:
[MyGoldParty founder January Thomas] says many women don’t like going to pawn shops. “At a party, they’re less embarrassed about asking how much their jewellery… Continue reading Cash4Gold Bashes: Our Modern-Day Tupperware Parties

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Video: Sir Ken Robinson - The Element

Monday, den 2. March 2009

A fantastic video here - Sir Ken Robinson talks about topics from his new book The Element. He explores education, creativity, human possibility and the magic point at which natural talent meets personal passion -  finding the thing that resonates with you that leads to personal success. Highly recommended, funny and insightful.

[via elearningpost]… Continue reading Video: Sir Ken Robinson - The Element

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Coen Brothers, Dispelling the Myth of “Clean” Coal

Monday, den 2. March 2009

The Coen Brothers have taken their unique view of the world and applied it to the myth of “clean” coal, directing a commercial spoof that seeks to dispel the fantasy of guilt-free fossil fuels as wishful thinking at best. The spot was created on behalf of the Reality Coalition, a non-profit project comprised of various environmental groups that challenge the coal industry’s claims that such an energy source exists, demanding they transform their operations and end their current advertising campaign.

 
[via Fast Company]

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Florian Jouy’s Transforming Desk

Monday, den 2. March 2009

If you’re really short on space and need to maximise every inch, transforming furniture is the way to go. We’re seeing more and more pieces that serve double, or even triple duty. Florian Jouy’s desk / bed combination is just such a useful design, batching two different living modes into one object.

[via Treehugger]…

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Video: Evan Roth Art Exhibit

Monday, den 2. March 2009

The ni9e blog had a nice walk through of Evan Roth’s “Available Online For Free” exhibit opening that took place in Vienna recently. Check out the video of the show below.

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Pic: Our Casual Economy

Monday, den 2. March 2009

We saw this advertisement for a job posted on the doorway to a shop while walking through Soho on Friday and thought it appropriately summed up the current state of the economy. After all, in times like these who can be worried about a little thing like commitment from either interested party?…

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