Clearly presented in a apocalyptic way…, but nevertheless interesting. I can see it happen…
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recurrent travel on the web or... whatever!
Tactical Internet Pants on Vimeo (via Vimeo) from Merlin Mann.
This guy has genuine comedian talent, hasn’t he?
A must-read article about online media
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Sunday, I started a war on clutter.
This is the result a few hours later.
Boy, we feel lighter now!
“L’art est partout, est à tous: pour cette raison même, l’artiste doit viser l’inconscience. A chaque coin de rue, il y a une représentation, un salut théâtral, une cascade hollywoodienne, un débarquement d’extraterrestres en papier, une fusillade de western, un garçon en lévitation, un visage de freaks caché dans le tondo d’un enjoliveur (photo). L’art est partout, diffus, léger, ludique, et ne réclame que le désir de s’en saisir. Rares sont les époques où l’art et la vie peuvent passer de tels accords: c’est celle qu’a documentée Helen Levitt. C’est peut-être encore la nôtre.”
— Antoine Thirion, CDC 628 Posted 2 months ago - Permalink/Comments
Great College Humour video serie; those two are talented - Don’t miss their blog.
jakeandamir: Nutrition
Excellent serie of articles about productivity using the pattern language approach.
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miniReview: Sharasojyu (2003, Shara)
Shara is a minimalist movie about mourning. The strength of the movie is the absence of voyeurism and condescension towards the characters. The camera seems to catch something happening in front of it instead of being acted for it.
Made in pure japanese style (almost no dialogues, very visual & suggested), it is a beautiful film. You have to be ready to give in to appreciate though.
- Recommended -
Posted 3 months ago - Permalink/CommentsDancing school, anyone?