7 in 7 is bold scheme to do seven creative projects in seven days. The Resident Researchers at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program are pioneering this venture beginning June 8th, 2008. The mandate is simple: Do a creative project every day for seven straight days, starting Sunday, June 8th Projects must be completed in a day, […]
These amazing chandeliers are made from old spoons, jelly bowls, teacups and more. These are a great inspiration for making your own chandeliers. If you decide to remake one, don’t forget to post it in our MAKE Flickr photo pool. Via – re-nest – Chandeliers by Madeleine Boulesteix Read more about Chandeliers by Madeleine Boulesteix
Paul Paquette is an artist in Seward, Alaska who uses shingles to make works of art depicting local wildlife. Above is a puffin, and Paul has oodles of pictures of his work on his website.
var digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/arts_culture/Crest_Hardware_Art_Show’; Every year the Crest Hardware store in Williamsburg Brooklyn hosts a collection of work from local artists. The entertaining and often humorous art is displayed along side a familiar selection of tools and supplies. Store manager Joseph Franquinha explains – My father, Manny, has always impressed upon me the importance of […]
I really enjoy the work of Henrik Menné. His pieces, or machines, are set to work while they are on display. Generally they are creating a secondary object from a specific material like wax, or glue. The Tom Christoffersen Gallery has a really great photo set of his work. I wish there were videos! Read […]
Jan Vormann fills cracks in walls with Legos in Italy. I think the visual effect is really stunning. Via Wooster Collective.
The WWii Spray can Wii-Controller turned Spraycan prototype by Martin Lihs at Bauhaus-University in Weimar, Germany via PSFK. Freaking rad!
