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Le Monday Night Movie List

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I‘m not claiming to have flawless taste in film, here are just a few of my favorites, a few I’m interested in seeing, and I’m hoping it’s useful in inspiring your Monday night movie rental… Ghost World (2001) In a nutshell: A quirky comic book adaptation about social outsiders. Why should you care: Scarlett Johansson, [...]

This is what a Ping Pong Pool Party looks like

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This whole blogging thing is clearly overrated. Where are my invites to the ping pong pool parties of the world? (Note to self: order large amount of ping pong balls for the bathtub). With an aim to impress the pants off everyone (mission accomplished), event organisers Urban Daddy recently challenged Brookyln-based art and design studio [...]

The Animated Logos of Paris and its famous Quartiers

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If you’re a Parisian, or have ever lived in Paris, or even if you just know good design, this animated graphic short will hit the spot. Brought to us by global communications group, Havas as a welcoming into 2013, the simple but stunning graphics delve into the historical and contemporary  personalities of Paris’ most iconic [...]

The Italian Hotel built inside Abandoned Medieval Grottos

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Okay come with me, we’re going to explore every inch of this hotel built inside the deserted grottos of an Italian mountain village from the Middle Ages. The cliffs of the Gravina River Valley in Matera Italy are believed to be the site of the first human settlements in the country. So let’s begin our [...]

A Miniature Bohemian World

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“Atelier Nο5″ This is the beautifully bohemian (and slightly mad) small world of French artist Ronan-Jim Sevellec. At 80 years of age, his most recent exposition was in 2012 and saw his boxes of tiny artist’s workshops and old antique rooms displayed in various eccentric and romantic locations around Paris. Ronan spent much of his [...]

Spying on Parisians with Matthieu Forichon

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Art these days often seems to be about something impossible to understand, something abstract, something symbolic, something that doesn’t look like any of the simple, pretty things there are to see in our daily lives. But French illustrator Matthieu Forichon, who also doodles for Marie Claire magazine and aperitif wine brand, Lillet, captures exactly that, [...]

Pink vs. the World

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Like me, I’m guessing you were instantly drawn to the juxtaposition of this warm, feminine pink and beautiful embroidery against crumbling ruins and monotone austerity in the urban background. In the 2007 Sharjah Biennale, Egyptian artist Amal Kenawy exhibited her award-winning “Non-Stop Conversation.” She sewed a bubblegum pink quilt and wrapped it around an abandoned [...]

The Artist who Drew Everything she Bought

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If you were to draw everything little thing you consumed, would you be able to stomach it? Kate Bingaman Burt is an illustrator based in Portland, Oregon who has been documenting all her purchases everyday for the past six years. From everyday purchases to one-off finds or pricey indulgences, it’s all there, chronicled on her treasure [...]

Vintage Home inside a Giant Industrial Shed

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  Is it a movie set? An art instillation? Nope, this is a real home (within a home) built by quirky architect Adam Kalkin in suburban New Jersey. It’s called the Bunny Lane House and was built around the original traditional two-storey house you can see in the photograph (which sadly does not have yet [...]

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