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i12bent:

Kazuya  Morita  Architecture  Studio: Shelf-pod House, Osaka

i12bent:

Kazuya Morita Architecture Studio: Shelf-pod House, Osaka

idlewyld:

Clay Bennett, Chattanooga Times Free Press

idlewyld:

Clay Bennett, Chattanooga Times Free Press

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Bathroom art — when an URL is all you have to say
betaworks:

Bathroom in Miami airport
gbattle:

URL Shortened Custom Keyword Graffiti Found In Bathroom.

Bathroom art — when an URL is all you have to say

betaworks:

Bathroom in Miami airport

gbattle:

URL Shortened Custom Keyword Graffiti Found In Bathroom.

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i12bent:

Monumental minimalist, sculptor Richard Serra is 70 today…
“Emerging in the 1960s, he was part of a generation of artists who worked to redefine what sculpture could be. After experimenting with a variety of materials, he settled on thick sheets of steel as his preferred material, and went on to create some of the most frightening spaces imaginable.” (Source - the fine Daily Icon site)

i12bent:

Monumental minimalist, sculptor Richard Serra is 70 today…

“Emerging in the 1960s, he was part of a generation of artists who worked to redefine what sculpture could be. After experimenting with a variety of materials, he settled on thick sheets of steel as his preferred material, and went on to create some of the most frightening spaces imaginable.” (Source - the fine Daily Icon site)

ambivalence:

misterpeace:

neonsigh:

First Television Transmission:  Felix The Cat, 1928
“During the early days of television development it was necessary to monitor and adjust the quality of the transmitted picture in order to get the best definition. To do this, engineers required an ‘actor’ to constantly be under the burning studio lights as they tweaked and sharpened the image, and Felix fit the bill perfectly. He was the right colour (black and white), impervious to the heat from the lights and worked cheaply (in fact a one-off payment was all that was required). RCA’s first experimental television transmissions began in 1928 by station W2XBS (New York-Channel #1) in Van Cortlandt Park and then moved to the New Amsterdam Theater Building, transmitting 60 line pictures. The 13” Felix the Cat figure made of paper mache was placed on a record player turntable and was broadcast using a mechanical scanning disk to an electronic kinescope receiver.”

ambivalence:

misterpeace:

neonsigh:

First Television Transmission: Felix The Cat, 1928

“During the early days of television development it was necessary to monitor and adjust the quality of the transmitted picture in order to get the best definition. To do this, engineers required an ‘actor’ to constantly be under the burning studio lights as they tweaked and sharpened the image, and Felix fit the bill perfectly. He was the right colour (black and white), impervious to the heat from the lights and worked cheaply (in fact a one-off payment was all that was required). RCA’s first experimental television transmissions began in 1928 by station W2XBS (New York-Channel #1) in Van Cortlandt Park and then moved to the New Amsterdam Theater Building, transmitting 60 line pictures. The 13” Felix the Cat figure made of paper mache was placed on a record player turntable and was broadcast using a mechanical scanning disk to an electronic kinescope receiver.”
fredseibert:

suddenly:

Hardy Boys Book Cover—The House on the Cliff (via finsbry)

fredseibert:

suddenly:

Hardy Boys Book Cover—The House on the Cliff (via finsbry)

gosh this is beautiful