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Sunday, April 24, 2011

What will happen if gay marriage is legalized?


The Only Gay Marriage Graph That Really Matters.

What's going to change for heterosexuals if gays are allowed to get married? Absolutely nothing.

 

Artists Stage an Oily Protest in the Tate Britain


Why? The unsanctioned performance piece, called "Human Cost," was a protest by the group Liberate Tate, which has been trying to get Tate to end its relationship with BP—a relationship which basically consists of BP buying good publicity by giving the museum money and then putting its logo everywhere. As Terry Taylor, a member of Liberate Tate, said, "Oil companies like BP are responsible for environmental and social controversy all over the world, and we can’t let their sponsorship of institutions like Tate detract from that fact."
Here's the irony, though: Liberate Tate was actually founded during a 2010 workshop on art and activism sponsored by the Tate. During the workshop, the group says, the Tate tried to prevent participants from doing anything that would embarrass the museum's sponsors. Suffice it to say, that kind of backfired.
Is this the most effective way to help communities damaged by oil extraction? Probably not. But art is meant to inspire discussion and here we are.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Luke Tonge

A very concrete and strong series of posters that got my attention between many many others.





Coralie Bickford-Smith the designer behind the penguin's book covers

It all started when I got obsessed with that book I m currently reading from Bruno Munari:

C.B. Smith is behind the covers of penguin the last 8 years.
'Boy's Adventure'



 'Clothbound Series'

 'Gothic Horror'




 'F.Scott Fitzerald'

ABOUT

Coralie Bickford-Smith is a senior cover designer at Penguin Books,
where she has created several series designs. She studied typography
at Reading university and has recently been sharing her experience with
students at London College of Communication encouraging a sense
of play in the process of design



www.cb-smith.com