Archigenetics: A Cultural or Biological Theory of Architecture?
In a world where architecture is often read as a product of culture, function, or technology, a new theory emerges that shifts the lens inward…
‘Inside Information’ Cutaway Diagrams by Dorothy Dig Into the Makings of Pop Culture Icons
Taking diagrams to a new level, U.K.-based studio collective Dorothy creates prints that celebrate information—charts, maps, alphabets, color wheels, and blueprints. The team has also…
Enel WinDesign Challenge
Enel WinDesign Challenge Enel WinDesign ChallengeEnel is looking for new ideas and solutions that integrate functionality, aesthetics, innovation and sustainability into wind turbines. A global…
A Music Video for Corridor Is a Frenetic Collage of Our Disordered Attention
The disorienting effects of technology are on full display in the chaotic, action-packed music video for Corridor’s “Jump Cut.” Cut-paper collage, archival footage, and rapid,…
Vintage Postcard Paintings by David Opdyke Demonstrate an Ecological Future in Peril
The first known postcard printed as a souvenir can be traced to Vienna in 1871, followed by commemorative cards for famous events like the completion…
Beep Boop! Computers and Game Consoles Blink to Life in Love Hultén’s Retrofuturist Tech
From throwback pixelated video games to science fiction-inspired computer consoles, Love Hultén’s playful sculptures (previously) harken back to the birth of digital. Based in Gothenburg,…
AI to Z: an art & tech alphabet for 2024
A is for AI and the publication of the eye-opening annual Artificial Intelligence Index Report by Stanford University. B is for the autonomous AI artist…
20 Best Early Black Friday Vacuum Deals 2024 for Sparkling Floors
Wondering what kind of vacuum makes the most sense for you? Check out our guide here. Best Early Black Friday Stick Vacuum Deals Dyson V8…
