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facebook wall

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timeline archive:

a personal collectionof curiosities

Stefano Mirtis

facebook wall

https://www.facebook.com/stefano.mirti.3
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Stefanos facebook timeline 49/52 2012

RISD

Low-Budget, Modular Graphic

System

This, is a superlike!

We had just founded the AIGA RISD student group

to organize projects, workshops, and events at the

Rhode Island School of Design, and we needed a

distinctive yet flexible system for printed matter.

As graduate students, our time and budget were

limited, so everything had to be quick to lay out

and inexpensive to print.

Our solution was a modular system of letter-size

sheets printed on a black-and-white laser printer.

Tiled together, these pages can be reconfigured

into posters and flyers at a variety of scales;

folded or cut in half, they become event

programs.

The system managed to avoid the usual

hackneyed imagery of No. 2 pencils, grid lines,
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Salton Sea

Desert Cantos

Richard Misrachs dedication to the Southwests

desert at first seems to echo a landscape

documentary tradition more than the social-

documentary work with which he began his

and overprinted process colors. Prominent

typography draws attention to the typeface

choices, which are explained in small captions.

Brightly colored paper and tape reveal the

divisions between units, while the AIGA and RISD

logos sit at the edges, holding the modular system

together. By making our design decisions

transparent to the viewer, the project is a self-

reflexive example of graphic design in action. It

shows, not tells.

(Dinah Fried and Andrew LeClair)

More images at: http://imprint.printmag.com/...

/rda-selects-risd-grad.../
http://imprint.printmag.com/design-student/rda-selects-risd-grad-students-low-budget-modular-graphic-system/http://imprint.printmag.com/design-student/rda-selects-risd-grad-students-low-budget-modular-graphic-system/https://www.facebook.com/pages/Salton-Sea/232954143433765?ref=stream

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Iceland

David Hockney's Sketchbook

Another very nice link from Gioia Guerzoni/http://www.facebook.

com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/group.

This time we have the link to get to see a very

nice sketchbook by David Hockney. BetweenIceland, London and Yorkshire. In June / July

career. Yet Misrachs lifetime project, the Desert

Cantos series, with its individual segments divided

up between the terrain, events (the landing of a

space shuttle, military testing), floods, and fires,

has as much to do with social issues as with mans

presence within nature.

Keep reading at: http://archive.mocp.org/col...

/permanent/misrach_richard.php
https://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/gioia.guerzonihttps://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/gioia.guerzonihttp://archive.mocp.org/collections/permanent/misrach_richard.phphttp://archive.mocp.org/collections/permanent/misrach_richard.phphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/https://www.facebook.com/gioia.guerzonihttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Iceland/108264162528227?ref=stream

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Facolt di Agraria di Milano

Then All Sudden...

I started to get to see a lot of greenhouses and

other various green stuff

I guess more will follow in 2013, keep tuned!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodiversity

2002:http://www.hockneypictures.

com/book_iceland.php

Thanks Gioia!
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Singularity University

Matternet

An internet of airborne things.

Networking: enthusiasts dream of building a

drone-powered internet to carry objects rather

than data. Are they mad?

Keep reading the article at: http://www.

economist.com/.../21567193-networking

One has to wonder how come the best article ondesign themes always appear on non-design

magazines

???

Here the link to Matternet: http://matternet.us/

Here the link to Aria: http://aria-logistics.com/
http://aria-logistics.com/http://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21567193-networking-enthusiasts-dream-building-drone-powered-internet-carry-objectshttp://aria-logistics.com/http://matternet.us/http://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21567193-networking-enthusiasts-dream-building-drone-powered-internet-carry-objectshttp://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21567193-networking-enthusiasts-dream-building-drone-powered-internet-carry-objectshttps://www.facebook.com/singularityu?ref=stream

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Pachino

Pachinoland

Thanks toLucia Giulianofor this nice present. A

Googleview of the fields where the Pachino

tomatoes are grown.

Cherry tomatoes of Pachino (this is what I'vefound):

Pachino tomatoes are rightfully famous, especially

in Italy and Europe, and so treasured that a few

years ago in their home country they were grantedIGP statusa designation similar to the D.O.C.

designation for wines, in this case certifying that

at least part of the production of a product is in a

particular area.

For the pomodori di Pachino, this area is in the

province of Siracusa on the island of Sicily known

for its year-round mild weather, few frosts in the

winter and spring, long glorious days of sunshine,

rich soil, and just the right amount of salinity in
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Tate

Edward Hopper's Notebook

"Edward Hopper kept meticulous records in

journals over a lifetime of his paintings, makingcareful drawings of each work before it left the

its irrigation wateror, in other words, perfect

tomato growing conditions.

The Pachino was first cultivated in 1925 but didnt

become popular until the 1970s; since then, it has

been the tomato of choice for cold pasta dishes

and salads, and is even used on pizza. In fact, if

you do an Internet search for recipes using fresh

tomatoes, particularly in Italian, youll find many

that specifically call for the Pachino.

Here a bigger map (very lovely, indeed): https:

//maps.google.it/maps?q=pachino&hl=en...
https://maps.google.it/maps?q=pachino&hl=en&ll=36.702421%2C15.096288&spn=0.014589%2C0.019484&sll=38.25975%2C16.02356&sspn=3.65744%2C4.987793&hnear=Pachino%2C+Province+of+Syracuse%2C+Sicilia&t=h&z=16https://maps.google.it/maps?q=pachino&hl=en&ll=36.702421%2C15.096288&spn=0.014589%2C0.019484&sll=38.25975%2C16.02356&sspn=3.65744%2C4.987793&hnear=Pachino%2C+Province+of+Syracuse%2C+Sicilia&t=h&z=16https://www.facebook.com/tategallery?ref=stream

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Chongqing, China

Now also architecture gets literally copied. Very

fascinating process indeed

London-based Zaha Hadid, widely regarded as one

of the leading lights in the constellation of avant-garde architecture, has likewise become a

A Fake Zaha More Real Than

the Real...

studio. These were then annotated by his wife,

Josephine Nivison Hopper, who added title, date

of completion, description, sale price and buyer,

and often a quirkily personal aside." (Tate Modern

description).

http://www2.tate.org.uk/edwardhopper/

Thanks to Gioia Guerzonifor the link.
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superstar in China, where her latest designs

radiate out through architecture schools and

studios across the country. On a recent trip to

Beijing, 15,000 artists, architects and other fans

swarmed to a talk she gave for the opening of the

futuristic Galaxy SOHO complex -- just one of 11

projects she is designing across the country.

But the appeal of the Prtizker Prize winner's

experimental architecture, especially since the

unveiling of her glowing, crystalline Guangzhou

Opera House two years ago, has expanded so

explosively that a contingent of pirate architects

and construction teams in southern China is now

building a carbon copy of one of Hadid's Beijing

projects.

Keep reading at: http://www.spiegel.de/...

/pirated-copy-of-design-by-star

Here the website of the ingenious Chinese

company: http://office.cq.soufun.com/.../%D6%

D8%C7%EC_3111048156.htm
http://office.cq.soufun.com/house/%D6%D8%C7%EC_3111048156.htmhttp://office.cq.soufun.com/house/%D6%D8%C7%EC_3111048156.htmhttp://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/pirated-copy-of-design-by-star-architect-hadid-being-built-in-china-a-874390.htmlhttp://office.cq.soufun.com/house/%D6%D8%C7%EC_3111048156.htmhttp://office.cq.soufun.com/house/%D6%D8%C7%EC_3111048156.htmhttp://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/pirated-copy-of-design-by-star-architect-hadid-being-built-in-china-a-874390.htmlhttp://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/pirated-copy-of-design-by-star-architect-hadid-being-built-in-china-a-874390.html

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Oscar Niemeyer

He was the last "second generation" master alive.

They were a true wild bunch. People like Alvar

Aalto, Kenzo Tange, Luis Barragan, Franco Albini

Here a summary of nice images from the Guardian:http://www.guardian.co.uk/.../oscar-niemeyer-

life

And here the obituary on the New York Times:

http://www.nytimes.com/.../oscar-niemeyer-modernist

Image above, his house (Canoas House), 1953.

Probably, his masterpiece...
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Milan

on Ugo La Pietra

Again from the GT Atlas:

"Abitare essere ovunque a casa propria" / "To

dwell is to be everywhere at home."

Ugo La Pietra

He is one of the Italian masters (subchapter:

Radical Design). Not an easy person, but surely

interesting, with tons of stories, project, and lotsmore.

Here the link to his website: http://www.

ugolapietra.com/
http://www.ugolapietra.com/http://www.ugolapietra.com/http://www.ugolapietra.com/https://www.facebook.com/pages/Milan-Italy/108581069173026?ref=stream

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Chiang Rai, Thailand

Thawan Duchanee

Bandaam Museum (AKA Black House or Black

Temple) in Muang, Chiang Rai. Created by

Thailand national artist Thawan Duchanee.

The grounds include nearly 40 small black housesmade of wood, glass, concrete, bricks, or

terracotta in various unique styles and design

scattered around the temples area.

The cluster of houses accommodates Thawanscollections of paintings, sculptures, animal bones,

skins, horns, and silver and gold items from around

the world.

Several of the houses exhibit Balinese andBurmese architecture and art dating back to the

Ayutthaya period. The artist uses bones as a

source of inspiration to paint. There are also

various kinds of baskets and drums from many

regions and countries on display at Baandam.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chiang-Rai-Thailand/105950779445583?ref=stream

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It's always a pleasure to spend a day in theaquaphonic world of Antonio Scarponi

More at:http://www.conceptualdevices.com/

Aquaphonic Gardens

and Other Stories

Here the link to the website: http://www.thawan-

duchanee.com/index.htm

Here the link to their Facebook page: http:

//www.facebook.com/Baandam

Here the link to mr Thawan Facebook page: http:

//www.facebook.com/.../Thawan-

Duchanee/110791482272730

Thank toRachaporn Choochueyfor the link...
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Zrich | Zurich

Conceptual Devices

Today I came to Zurich, to check how's my book

going

http://www.conceptualdevices.com/.../eliooo-

grow-your.../

If you also supported the Eliooo project via

Indiegogo, I can tell you that everything is moving

on alright

Thanx to Scarponio...
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Yorktown, NY, United States

Clifford Pickover

Who is Clifford Pickover?

Here is what Wikipedia writes:

Clifford Alan Pickover (born 1957) is an Americanauthor, editor, and columnist in the fields of

science, mathematics, and science fiction, and is

employed at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research

Center in Yorktown, New York.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clifford_A._Pickover

And here you have his website: http://sprott.

physics.wisc.edu/pickover/home.htm

Thanks to Anne-sophie Gauvinfor the link to this

new world...
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Chiesa di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari

Another nice one from the GT Atlas.

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In May 1822 Canova paid a visit to Naples, to

superintend the construction of wax moulds for an

equestrian statue of the perjured Bourbon king

Ferdinand VII. This journey materially injured his

health, but he rallied again on his return to Rome.

Towards the latter end of the year he paid his

Where is Antonio Canova's

heart?

Also this link, it's a very interesting one: http:

//sprott.physics.wisc.edu/.../archimedes-

hawking.html
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annual visit to the place of his birth, when he

experienced a relapse. He proceeded to Venice,

and expired there at the age of nearly sixty-five.

His disease was one which had affected him from

an early age, caused by the continual use of

carving-tools, producing a depression of the ribs.

The most distinguished funeral honors were paid

to his remains, which were deposited in the

temple at Possagno on 25 October 1822. His heart

was interred in a marble pyramid he designed as a

mausoleum for the painter Titian in the church of

Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari in Venice, now a

monument to the sculptor.

More about Antonio Canova at: http://en.

wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Canova

Thanks toGiacomo Piraz Pirazzolifor reminding us

about Antonio Canova.
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Hotel Atlantis Zrich

Occupy an Hotel (Swiss Style)

Then is time to go sleep. And they tell me I will

stay inthis squat. Of course, I am guest, hence, I

have nothing to say.

If you say "squat" in Italy, it means something.In Zurich, "squat" means a five stars hotel, in the

woods. A beautiful piece of 1970's Brutalism, all

covered by snow.

Inside, everything is perfect. A mix between theOverlook Hotel, and an Hotel California where

people speak Schweizerdeutsch.

Just perfect. Wish you were there

More at: http://old.squat.

net/en/news/zurich231010.html

Even more at: http://hotelatlantis.wordpress.

com/
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Cabaret Voltaire

Cabaret Voltaire was the name of a nightclub in

Zurich, Switzerland. It was founded by Hugo Ball,with his companion Emmy Hennings on February 5,

1916 as a cabaret for artistic and political

purposes. Other founding members were Marcel

Janco, Richard Huelsenbeck, Tristan Tzara, and

Jean Arp. Events at the cabaret proved pivotal inthe founding of the anarchic art movement known

asDada.

Keep reading the whole story at: http://en.

wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabaret_Voltaire_%28Zurich%29

One curious thing about Europe is that so many

times, it looks like an open air museum. You are in

Zurich, December 2012 and you are in the pictureabove (1917 ca).

Apparently nothing changes.

Of course, apart the cute feeliing of being in the
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Caf Lang

Swiss Design

One thing I like of Switzerland is this fact that

their finest design creeps into everyday life

without notice.

You are at a caf for breakfast and the waitress

brings a masterpiece in the shape of a menu.

A perfect object, perfect size, intelligent andsimple, nice to see and nice to touch. Perfect for

my hands, perfect to choose my Frhstck.

Superlike!

same exact place where XXth Century art was

born, one wonders where are the places where

XXIth Century art is now sprouting out...
https://www.facebook.com/CafeLangZH?ref=stream

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Via San Giacomo Dei Capri

-Belvedere dei Capri, Vomero, Napoli-

If you are in Naples and you want to see Capriisland, this fragment of an unfinished highway is

the best view.

Thanks to Andrea Masu and Laura Basco for the

link.

Some more images at: http://www.facebook.

com/media/set/?set=oa.424496524281551

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4824627056823&set=o.

390156071048930&type=1&theater

I like places with a strong

character.
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Manhattan, New York

Here the original manuscript for Jack Kerouac's On

the Road, hammered out on a roll of teletype

paper over an amphetamine-fuelled three weekburst in 1951.

Wikipedia explains:

Kerouac often promoted the story about how inApril 1951 he wrote the novel in three weeks,

typing continuously onto a 120-foot roll of

teletype paper.

Although the story is true per se, the book was infact the result of a long and arduous creative

process. Kerouac carried small notebooks, in

which much of the text was written as the

eventful span of road trips unfurled.

On the Road.

The First Version.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Manhattan-New-York/110334498996314?ref=stream

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George Maciunas / Fluxus Foundation Inc.

Learning Machine

Compared to many artist colleagues of his

generation, Maciunas education was far-reaching.

He had studied art, graphic design, andarchitecture at the Cooper Union School of

He started working on the first of several versions

of the novel as early as 1948, based on

experiences during his first long road trip in 1947.

However, he remained dissatisfied with the novel.

Inspired by a thousand-word rambling letter from

his friend Neal Cassady, Kerouac in 1950 outlined

the "Essentials of Spontaneous Prose" and decided

to tell the story of his years on the road with

Cassady as if writing a letter to a friend in a form

that reflected the improvisational fluidity of jazz.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Road
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Art in New york (1949-52), architecture and

musicology at the Carnegie Institute of Technology

in Pittsburgh (1952-54) and, finally, he gained a

sound knowledge of art history at the Institute of

Fine Arts at New York University (1955-60),

focusing on European and Siberian art of the mass

migration period.

As was the norm for American students at that

time, Maciunas also composed schemes and lists of

data and facts, which granted him a better

overview of greater developments. Maciunas was

an exceptional learning machine.

Keep reading at: http://georgemaciunas.com/?

page_id=2691

Thanks toAntonio Scarponifor the link.

Some more explanations (in Italian) and nice

images at: http://www.archphoto.it/.../astrit-

schmidt-burkhardt.../

Thanxthanx to Giulia Fiorista via https://www.

facebook.com/groups/WHOAMInotebookchallenge/

some more images here: http:

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