We met Henrik Moltke, a self-designated openness evangelist and the Danish Creative Commons representative at café Granola in Vesterbro, Copenhagen to talk about online media and creative practices. …(more)
"For the OK Talk brunches, we asked the guests to bring over a breakfast ingredient each so that we can cook together with them in the morning and sleep more during the night."
"By applying artistic perspectives to scientific processes and results, it is possible to make science more approachable – and perhaps more useful for the lay people."
When asked why Armi Ratia decided to base Marimekko in Finland out of all places, she stated that she was "not amused by easiness".
We met Henrik Moltke, a self-designated openness evangelist and the Danish Creative Commons representative at café Granola in Vesterbro, Copenhagen to talk about online media and creative practices. …(more)
I first saw this photograph at The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York. It is taken by Philip Kwame Apagya, a Ghanaian artist whose work sets a contemporary twist on traditional West African portraiture through painted backdrops that reflect affluent international culture. Here, a man and a woman pose as boss and secretary right beside the Booming Internet (2000) – a reality beyond their means.