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Depuis quelques années la Library of Congress met à la disposition de tous(tes) une sélection de sa librarie photographique sur flickr. Les collections Photochrom Travel Views et 1930′s-40′s in color sont particulièrement intéressantes.

Centre ville de Montréal vue du site du belvédère sur le mont-royal > 1902

Le réservoire sur le Mont Royal > 1901

Les rapides de lachines > 1901

This picture of Prada’s 2009 lookbook is just mesmerizing.
Off course, it showcases the winter collection because summer is so “passé”. Magasinons maintenant car la collection printemps 2010 ne tardera pas…

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Colorful flowers in a botanical garden or green and blue underwater sea creatures swimming along a coral reef – the mind conjures such images when viewing the alluringly aerial art of Jason Michael Hackenwerth – made entirely of balloons.

and so on.

AJ FOSIK > There’s aliens in our midst exhibit in theWhite walls gallery in San Francisco CA. Many more artists > past and future.

An other great video from fwy studio : Tickle Party

Tickle Party tells the story of two Fuzzies on an adventure to spread happiness with the moral that more treasures are received from tickling than from poking! A campaign for Microsoft.

Tickle Party – Zune Originals Santogold from FriendsWithYou on Vimeo.

A simple yet elegant online simulation of an interactive installation made for the FITC Amsterdam event> reacting to the presenceof Bluethoot devices in a room.

Where else but in the Netherlands can a power plant become a landscape sculpture.
To increase the capacity of two existing power stations on the Uithof in Utrecht, a new building (6000m3) appeared. The size and construction of the building are largely determined by the technical requirements. A skin of self-supporting Cor-ten steel is folded over the machinery and the giant filters and dampers and keeps the noise pollution to a minimum. Its silhouette differs according to one’s perspective, lending the building a sculptural force in the landscape.

The Canadian Pulp and Paper pavilion. 1967. obviously.

It’s sad to think that pretty much all of the architecture of the expos 67 in now either in ruin, destroyed or a casino.