George Ferrandi is a New York artist who wanted to capture people's reactions when she leans on the shoulders of passers-by.
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After last year's project of the same name, Pop-up home 28.11. is opening its doors again. On 800 m2 on the first floor of Tobačna ulica 5, it brings even more varied events and a one-month shop with more than 100 design products by 60 young creators.
Would you pay €1.2 million for an aluminum table designed by John Ive and Marc Newson? They would, of course, if they had the money and knew it was for a good cause.
Many world-renowned musicians died too soon. Most of them ended their lives due to various causes already in their 30s.
"Stay calm while we steal your data" is one of the slogans of the anti-Google advertising campaign. Microsoft presented a new collection in the "Scroogled" category in its online store.
Ulric Collette is a self-taught photographer from Canada. Through studying art and graphic design, he discovered a passion for unusual juxtapositions. In the "Genetic Portraits" series of photomontages, he compared relatives.
We make carpets is a Dutch group of three innovative individuals, Marcia Nolte, Stijn van der Vleuten and Bob Waardenburg, who combine traditional knowledge and techniques with a critical view of today's consumer society in unusual carpets.
Japanese artist Isao Hasjimoto created a wonderful animation that evokes feelings of anxiety and clearly outlines all 2,053 nuclear explosions that were recorded between 1945 and 1998. Of course, these are only publicly known nuclear weapons tests.
The American chain of delicious cupcakes, Sprinkles Cupcakes, brings a delightful innovation to all incorrigible sweet tooths. Cupcakes that sweeten any time of the day!
In the Magical Land - where they create opera, ballet and magic shows for children, they follow a defined cultural policy, so they enthusiastically bring the art of opera and ballet to deaf and deaf-mute children.
Photos from the past have a special charm. This is also why the creators arranged events from world history in a modern way. How? They used Instagram.
When we see a house with a huge colorful epic mural so alive it almost moves, one thing is clear – Etam cru was here.