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Chum Buddy

It’s a stuffed toy + sleeping bag. Here… | Via

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Sun Boxes

“Sun Boxes are twenty speakers operating independently each powered by solar panels. There is a different guitar sample in each box all playing together making the composition. The guitar samples […]

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Bruce Nauman: Melting Cheese

Bruce Nauman is the artist behing these melting cheese heads (via Eat Me Daily): In this piece, showing at the Brooklyn Museum, Bruce Nauman’s wax Hanging Heads were reproduced in cheese and […]

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Greenaid: Candy Dispensers Repurposed for Seed Bombing

Two Los Angeles designers have come up with an innovative way to make seed bombing easy for everyone. They’re retrofitting old candy dispensers so they can dispense seeds packed in nutrient-rich clay. Their […]

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Farbattacke (Color attack!) on Rosenthaler Platz, Berlin

On Sunday, 25 April,  there was a “Farbattacke” at Rosenthaler Platz in Berlin. “At each of the four junction sites has been drained over the pedestrian crossing color, bright red, […]

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Useless Fliers

Useless Fliers by Josh Millard. | Via

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Where’s Waldo

The International Organization for Migration – IOM – decides to put a spotlight on the abduction of humans which would amount to the number of 4 million per year. The creative […]

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Manga farming

Tokyo-based artist Koshi Kawachi recently demonstrated his “Manga Farming” technique — which uses old manga as a growing medium for vegetables — by cultivating a crop of radish sprouts in […]

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Minimiam: A Hungry Imagination

During Akiko Ida and Pierre Javelle’s youth, the term ‘Stop playing with your food!’ must have fallen on deaf ears. And let’s be thankful for it. Because now, the husband and […]

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Window Farming

Britta Riley and Rebecca Bray tend to Brooklyn’s first window farm. This form of urban agriculture is catching on in cities around the world, as downtown farmers go online to […]

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Impossible Objects

Jacques Carelman used his humor to create these “Impossible Objects.” They were published in a catalog in 1969, representing regular objects reinterpreted to the limit of absurdity in their original […]