Thursday, 31 May 2012
Monday, 28 May 2012
Saint Bartholomew by Damien Hirst
‘Saint Bartholomew, Exquisite Pain’ acts as a reminder that the strict demarcation between art, religion and science is a relatively recent development. Hirst explains that historically, depictions of Saint Bartholomew (the patron saint of doctors and surgeons) were often used by medics to aid their anatomy studies. In Hirst’s interpretation, the serene saint stands on a table littered with the tools used to make the original sculpture. He holds a scalpel, as according to traditional depictions, but also a pair of scissors. Inspired by Tim Burton’s film ‘Edward Scissorhands’ (1990), this addition implies that “his exposure and pain is seemingly self- inflicted. It’s kind of beautiful yet tragic.”
Read more at damienhirst.com
Read more at damienhirst.com
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Cloud Reality Check : Infographic
We all love a good infographic, and here's one from Rackspace, detailing the time companies spend maintaining servers, when they could be in the cloud!
The reality of cloud storage use infographic by Rackspace UK.
Friday, 11 May 2012
Thursday, 10 May 2012
Thursday, 3 May 2012
24hr Bag In Town Competition from Eastpak
Eastpak have recently teamed up with The European Design Institution to launch a new competition to design an all purpose 24 hour urban bag. The winner of the competition is set to win a whopping €5,000 and see your creation hit the market in 2013.
The Bag in Town competition is open to designers of all levels and experience, from the world of fashion to design & communication - It's all about having the best idea for a 24 hour bag. So break out that sketch pad and start thinking. What's it going to be... A nifty phone pocket on the strap? Or maybe a travel card holder? Or perhaps your 24 hours are rather different from the norm? There have already been some interesting entries so far!
Toon Kympers, Product Director at EASTPAK: “The Bag in Town project provides an ideal platform to invest in the talent and imagination of emerging designers from around the world. It invites new and creative interpretations of the classic EASTPAK bag as a versatile, multifunctional tool for navigating our own cities and discovering new ones.”
To find out more, and to submit your designs
visit bagintown.net
The competition is open to anyone over the age of 18. Submissions end on the 1st July 2012. The six best projects will be selected on the basis of style and innovative point of view – three by a specialized jury and three by the wider public.
The Bag in Town competition is open to designers of all levels and experience, from the world of fashion to design & communication - It's all about having the best idea for a 24 hour bag. So break out that sketch pad and start thinking. What's it going to be... A nifty phone pocket on the strap? Or maybe a travel card holder? Or perhaps your 24 hours are rather different from the norm? There have already been some interesting entries so far!
Toon Kympers, Product Director at EASTPAK: “The Bag in Town project provides an ideal platform to invest in the talent and imagination of emerging designers from around the world. It invites new and creative interpretations of the classic EASTPAK bag as a versatile, multifunctional tool for navigating our own cities and discovering new ones.”
To find out more, and to submit your designs
visit bagintown.net
The competition is open to anyone over the age of 18. Submissions end on the 1st July 2012. The six best projects will be selected on the basis of style and innovative point of view – three by a specialized jury and three by the wider public.
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