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We've grown good at making many things in the modern world - but strangely the art of making attractive cities has been lost. The School of Life, in this video, provides some key principles for how to make attractive cities once again. What kind of city would you create?
New Zealand based artist Peter Stichbury combines attractive good looks with ugliness in 1950s style portraits. His Big-Eyed young subjects represent non-conventional beauty, something we can find in today's supermodels and misfits alike. Stichbury regards these young people as a collective group in society, which he renders in a style that flattens their facial features to a non specific point. In their abstract, clone-like similarities, they become anonymous and linked to one another. They are intentionally deprived of human emotion, owing to their awkwardness. At the same time, his aesthetic can be regarded as strangely realistic.
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Antwerp is a city of variety and eclecticism - a rich tapestry of architectural, industrial, artisan, and social motifs. As a medieval city, nomadic street wondering is a natural occurrence, allowing the shifting geometries of the urban landscape to move you through the city. It appears to be a city which has experimented wholeheartedly with
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Sadie is remarkably skilled at making the weirdest places seem comfortable. This is where I found Sadie the other day after returning from the laundry room. She’s managed to find a way…
Vases and bottles with whimsical shapes have been invented by the students of the seventh grade in an interesting exercise of symmetry. Starting from a vertical line, that is our symmetry axis, we …
Mackintosh school of architecture, Jodie Wilson final year thesis, ‘Strangely Familiar’ - a museum of the everyday
Some days are harder than others. And on the harder days, you need GIFs. This concludes my guest blogging spot for Boing Boing. Thanks for having me!
