Year: 2009

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    “One Man At The Foot Of One Very Big Mountain And A World Of Opportunity”

    Love this. Right now, Gavin Bate is sitting looking at the biggest mountain in the world preparing to climb it. Gavin's Irish Everest exhibition is aiming to summit, weather permitting, between 10th to 30th of May. This'll be Gavin's fifth go at the summit after four eventful previous attempts and he's doing it to raise…

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    Invisibility And Context

    Invisibility is an odd goal to have. We're so used to shouting for attention that the idea of going wholly in the opposite direction feels plain wrong. But I think in some ways it's an interesting objective. It's interesting for media. People don't think in channels, they think of content, and accessing that content whenever…

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    New York 2008

    Made using a cheap casio camera. http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=2910103&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 New York 2008 from Vicente Sahuc on Vimeo.

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    Post Of The Month

    This is the Post of the Month Hall of Fame. Each of these posts has been voted Post of the Month by the readers of this blog. Enjoy. December 2021…My Strategy Journey by Richard Huntington November 2021…The Milky Bar Adult by Dave Dye October 2021…The many gifts of awkward silence by Jessica Hagy September 2021…The Errors of Efficiency by…

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    Big Difference

    Thanks to Mike for pointing out that Helge Tennø has posted a load of his fantastic slides up onto Flickr. Loads of really good stuff in there, including the one above – one of my favourites. As Mike says, easy to get lost in there…

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    Delete

    A couple of years ago NY based artist and designer Ji Lee printed up 30,000 empty speech bubbles and started posted them on outdoor ads around the city. It wasn't long of-course before people were filling in the blanks, the most interesting of which he collected together as The Bubble Project. Now he's part of…

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    Input And Output

    There's a story that Hugh MacLeod told on his latest "Crazy Deranged Fools" newsletter: 'One of my big "A-ha!" moments was this guy on the TV, over a decade ago, talking about Lego, the famous Danish children's toy. Some journalist asks him, "What does Lego actually do that makes it so interesting?" With a wee…

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    The Race That Never Was

    I've been laid low for a number of days now, fighting off a stomache virus which in the end prevented me from running The London Marathon on Sunday. I was bitterly disappointed about missing the big race. But sometimes life throws you a curved ball and there's little you can do about it but just…

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    Life Is Beautiful

    I’ve been under the weather the last couple of days, laying low a bit and trying my best to get better for the big run on Sunday. So when I saw this tweeted by @RedFraggs today, it made me smile because, well, it is. http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=4258946&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1Life is Beautiful from Stephen Niebauer on Vimeo. Thanks RedFraggs.

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    Detached

    I want to direct you to a post from Paul which I think is an important one. Paul references the large cloud of uncertainty and doubt that is with many people right now, causing them to question things that they might have been doing for years. Whatever happens now, the economic situation we find ourselves…

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