A New Roy Lichtenstein Retrospective Takes Stock Of A Pop Art Icon
Now at the National Gallery of Art, the exhibit cracks open the hard-candy shell of Roy Lichtenstein’s well-known oeuvre.
Now at the National Gallery of Art, the exhibit cracks open the hard-candy shell of Roy Lichtenstein’s well-known oeuvre.
Almost 100 years after being built, Villa Le Lac gets new touches from a group of budding ECAL designers.
Yuri Suzuki created a band of barely anthropomorphized bots that still pack plenty of kawaii
Artist Niklas Roy’s project sends a museum’s elevator up and down, ad infinitum.
Stuck inside awaiting Sandy? Check out these beautiful, useful maps and images of the storm that’s currently bearing down on the East Coast.
Letterpress, a new iOS game from Loren Brichter’s Atebits (creators of Tweetie), mixes Boggle with the ancient Japanese game Go.
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Universal Everything creates another amazing visualization, tangentially related to a product.
And just as reasonably priced, too.
Written by: Nathan Shedroff and Christopher Noessel
Unlike the stuff of sci-fi movies and TV shows, brain interfaces aren’t actually that scary, argue Nathan Shedroff and Christopher Noessel.
From Chariots of Fire to Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.
A new report quantifies design and marketing’s most deceptively elusive quality.
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