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by 80 12y ago
"The goal of minimalist art, or photography, is to convey a concept – or an idea – provoke an emotional response, or provide a unique visual experience. Compositional elements must be kept to a minimum, and the ones that are left shoul
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by 80 12y ago
Lets not limit these to coders -- plenty of designers, writers, and others in industries that are seemingly far harder to survive in than this one rely on this site (and similar) too.
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by 80 12y ago
Still not sure if I agree with it but Lawrence Weiner has a great quote on Helvetica: "[Helvetica] it’s one of the type faces that I absolutely detest. It’s totally authoritative. It in fact does not adapt itself to things and all info
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by 80 12y ago
For more renaissance goodness check out this site on the Ghent Altarpiece - zooms so far in that you can see between the paint cracks: http://closertovaneyck.kikirpa.be/#home/sub=altarpiece
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by 80 12y ago
It's a content factory - the term 'playbor' seems appropriate. Just glossy and pretty enough that it distracts people from the fact they're working for this centralized for-profit entity for free.
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by 80 12y ago
>Design wise it's ahead of its game, instead of another flat design website. Huh - did we look at the same site? Just the same old minimal bootstrap3core aesthetic that's everywhere nowadays. Found it pleasant to use, though.
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by 80 12y ago
I saw this title and really hoped that it wouldn't be about this Katsu piece. For me it represents the worst of the intersection between art and tech, in that it isn't doing anything new or interesting in either fields, but riding
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by 80 12y ago
As a contemporary artist you've got to be increasingly sure that your work looks damn good in .jpg form (see: markets current preoccupation with bold, flat abstract works)
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by 80 12y ago
Honest, naive question -- what makes human data worth so much? Is it speculation that it will be worth more in future that drives the feverish collection of it, or are there already concrete uses/buyers? It feels bigger and more urgent
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by 80 13y ago
While the site's down, here's all the RGB colors in one book: http://i.imgur.com/kae66HY.jpg ('RGB Colorspace Atlas' by Tauba Auerbach)
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by 80 13y ago
Definitely felt my blood pressure rise as I read this. Good job!
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by 80 13y ago
In theory. In reality it's got a ton of cultural baggage.
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by 80 13y ago
I wonder if the market for 'dumbphones' will increase as/if this sort of thing becomes more common? Probably not, but it's fun to think about. I know Nokia are still making bare-bones, extra-long-life models aimed at dev
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by 80 13y ago
Man With A Movie Camera and Sans Soleil are two good ones in a similar vein (better, I think)
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by 80 13y ago
I'd recommend LocalBitcoins. Had a transaction completed within 15 minutes of my first visit. No hoops to jump through and there's a feedback and escrow system in place. Maybe a less lucrative option in the US where you've go
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by 80 13y ago
Critical reception is far from the strongest metric for seeing which artists are going to stick around. "Who's buying his work" is a better question to ask.