Felice Varini - Vingt-trois disques évidés plus douze moitiés et quatre quarts at Grand Palais, Paris (2013)
Afterlight, Photo series by Jan Kriwol
Adds a whole new meaning to traveling theater!




The Skywhale, by Patricia Piccinini
A bunch of dumb sketches frantically drawn in a bar last night!
Messing around with limited drawings and envelope distort in flash.
VOLUME 1 | EGGS, by IAN KNAUER
Eggs are the superheroes of our refrigerators, just as essential at breakfast as they are at dessert. The recipes in this collection offer creative takes on iconic egg dishes, as well as less familiar preparations that are poised to become favorites.
Recipes include:
- Egg Drop Soup with Edamame, Red Chile and Scallions
- Fresh Egg Pasta Carbonara
- Shrimp Egg Foo Young
- Portuguese Egg Tarts with Burnt Marshmallow Frosting
- Chocolate-Earl Grey Pavlova
About the author: Ian was a food editor for Gourmet magazine for nearly a decade, and developed and tested innumerable recipes for the publication. His first cookbook,The Farm: Rustic Recipes for a Year of Incredible Food, was nominated for an IACP cookbook award, and Ian’s new PBS show, “The Farm,” brings education and teaching back to food TV by following locally sourced ingredients all the way to the dinner table. When he is not in a kitchen, Ian is hunting, fishing, and foraging his dinner. To learn about Ian, visit ianknauer.com.
They had me at superheroes of our refrigerators.
Artist Dayna Thacker is interested in the extreme interconnection of everything that exists in our world. From the very large to the infinitely small, she believes that everything ties together in a balanced system of existence. Her exploration of these relationships is evident in her collage project, entitled Theories of Everything.
Using elements of geometry, symmetry, and repetition, Thacker creates a visual language featuring simple and elegant compositions that are layered together with hand-cut lines and shapes. In each piece, the colors and textures blend together in balanced and intertwined landscapes.
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For the first time ever, we have a complete picture of the planet Mercury. Scientists used thousands of images captured over a period of years to piece together this mesmerizing 360 degree view of the planet.
Incredible 360 Degree View of the Planet Mercury
via Chase Jarvis
“Evolution is fluid.”
- Digital Darwin
I feel like he is jamming cooler than I could ever jam.
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