Hi, I'm Brit. I'm a photo major at Herron School of Art & Design. I love nature and I live for music festivals. I'm just another person enjoying the twists and turns that life has to offer whilst taking photos along the way. Oh, The places you'll go...
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archpaper: James Turrell Uses Light to Transform the Guggenheim Museum
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eloisemoorehead: Michael EdenWedgwoodn’t Tureen, 2010Wedgwood shaped tureen made using Rapid Manufacture from a plaster and gypsum material with a unique non-fired ceramic coating Have you noticed any particular innovations this year? “There is one particular innovation that stands out. This is being used by our graduating MPhil student, Mike Eden, who has been working with a French company utilising rapid-prototyping technologies. This company has developed a process to impregnate the materials with synthetic ceramic material. He has taken a classic Wedgwood tureen shape and created it through purely digital means into a bone-like structure called The Wedgwoodn’t Tureen. It exists as a one-off piece, or it has the potential for some sort of small-scale production.” — Excerpt from a 2008 interview with Martin Smith, Head of the Department of Ceramics & Glass, Royal College of Art, London Eden Ceramics Crafts Council Collection Wedgwoodn’t Project
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blankspacecollective: If you’re in NYC - don’t miss exhibition by Ruan Hoffmann at the Anthropologie Gallery 1 June - 28 July 2011. What comes to mind when we hear about ceramics are animal-shaped lawn ornaments or those kitschy plates hanging in grandma’s kitchen. That is, until we learned about South African artist, Ruan Hoffmann, a painter who has been working with ceramics for almost 20 years… Extract from post: ‘Not your Grandma’s Dishes: Anthropologie Puts Chic Plates on Display’ by Nina Christensen. Refinery29.com (Thank you Louis for sending me the invite)
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blue-voids: François-Henri Galland
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jonfenmarlowe: William Lamson | Solarium
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lostinsohoblog: är·ty friday“Distorted realities have always been my cup of tea.” -Virginia Woolf *abandoned house…View Post
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