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Atoms For Peace – Ingenue

This entry was posted in Main and tagged androgyny, atoms for peace, choreography, cinematography, couple, dance, doppelganger, duet, electronic, flailing, love, performance, ponytail, suit, thom yorke, twin, waistcoat on 05/10/14 by russi4nblue.
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Archive

  • The ‘Memoire’ Typeface Changes Like a Memory as You Use It | WIRED
  • the evolution of the desk by the harvard innovation lab on Vimeo
  • Review: ‘For Claude Shannon’ Visualizes the Links Between Text and Movement – The New York Times
  • Artist Agnes Martin on Inspiration, Interruptions, Cultivating a Creative Atmosphere, and the Only Type of Person You Should Allow Into Your Studio – Brain Pickings
  • China prevents “oversized, xenocentric and weird” architecture
  • How Mark Zuckerberg Should Give Away $45 Billion – The Huffington Post
  • What Google Learned From Its Quest to Build the Perfect Team – The New York Times
  • Thom Yorke & Nigel Godrich – Atoms for Peace Live DJ Set – S.A.D. – Oval Space London – Feb 22 2013 – YouTube
  • Mandarin Oranges, Rising Stars of the Fruit Bowl – The New York Times
  • The Architecture of Readymade Air – BLDGBLOG
  • David Bowie was “facing his own mortality” says Barnbrook
  • BIG unveils design of The Spiral office tower in New York
  • Introducing Operator | News, Notes & Observations | Hoefler & Co.
  • The Art-World Insider Who Went Too Far – The New Yorker
  • The barefoot gym workout that cures an arch enemy… flat feet | Daily Mail Online
  • Channel 4 rebrands, with help from Jonathan Glazer and Neville Brody – Creative Review
  • ILM VFX Supervisor Roger Guyett on Star Wars: The Force Awakens – Studio Daily
  • Reinier de Graaf on the insular nature of architecture academia
  • Geneva’s art storage boom in uncertain times – BBC News
  • Arch Enemy | Runner’s World
  • Nigel Slater’s sausage meatballs with leek tagliatelle recipe | Life and style | The Guardian
  • The Creeping Plague Of Ghastly Facadism | Spitalfields Life
  • Music Memos is a songwriter’s best friend | iMore
  • This House Costs Just $20,000—But It’s Nicer Than Yours
  • Artist at centre of multimillion dollar forgery scandal turns up in China | Art and design | The Guardian
  • “House Without Qualities” by O. M. Ungers (1995) – SOCKS
  • I Will Learn You Architecture! — Volume
  • Why the Words for ‘Mom’ and ‘Dad’ Sound So Similar in So Many Languages – The Atlantic
  • “If You Get The Scale Right, Space Stops Being Space to Become Mind” Xavier Corberó – SOCKS
  • BLDGBLOG: Typographic Forestry and Other Landscapes of Translation
  • Ordos 100 – YouTube
  • The Invisible Design Behind the Apple Watch’s Many Faces | WIRED
  • Joy Division – Shadowplay
  • Buddy Rich drum solo
  • Joy Division – Ceremony (Rehearsal Session in Manchester 1980)
  • Do not go gentle into that good night – Dylan Thomas
  • Midnight City – M83
  • Codex – Radiohead (Live From The Basement)
  • China Has Overtaken the U.S. as the World’s Largest Economy | Vanity Fair
  • SURFING @ 1000 FRAMES PER SECOND on Vimeo
  • Critical Globalism: Rem Koolhaas Interviewed by Brendan Cormier and Arjen Oosterman — Volume
  • Diller and Scofidio create “mischievous” leak inside Nouvel gallery
  • The Technical Constraints That Made Abbey Road So Good – The Atlantic
  • Niggas in Paris – Jay-Z and Kanye West
  • God – John Lennon
  • Atoms for Peace [Thom + Nigel] at Le Poisson Rouge – Black Swan/Stuck Together Pieces
  • King of click: the story of the greatest keyboard ever made | The Verge
  • What’s Up With That: Why Some Wines Taste Better With Age | WIRED
  • Rem Koolhaas: the Most Important Factor in Building Design Is the Age of the Decision Maker | Vanity Fair
  • The Economist explains: Why so many Koreans are called Kim | The Economist
  • Tesla’s “insane” Model S car could eradicate taxis
  • The Architecture of Bliss: Artist Anne Truitt on the Perfect Daily Routine and How Parenting Shapes Our Capacity for Savoring Solitude | Brain Pickings
  • What It’s like to Fly the $23,000 Singapore Airlines Suites Class
  • 仕込み筋肉3号機 Muscle System | 脳波で膨張 detect brain waves | 森翔太 #ShotaMori 女子高生 #JapaneseSchoolGirl – YouTube
  • Atoms For Peace – Ingenue
  • Thom Yorke – Ingenue (Live Jonathan Ross Show)
  • Illegal Alphabet… Shitcasket – YouTube
  • Creative Review – Ten Years of Modern Toss
  • Reimagining 448 Local Libraries in Moscow, One Space at a Time | ArchDaily
  • Work Experience from Modern Toss
  • Barneveld Centrum: Permeable Walls | NL Architects Blog
  • Faster horses – Analog Senses
  • “the moment seizes us” – Boyhood
  • A Rare Look at Apple’s Design Genius Jony Ive — Vogue
  • The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower – Dylan Thomas
  • The Force That Drives the Flower – Annie Dillard – The Atlantic
  • Life Atop Ground Zero — The Message — Medium
  • An Endless Sky of Honey
  • Rodrigo Y Gabriela – Tamacun
  • What’s Up With That: Why It’s So Hard to Catch Your Own Typos | Science | WIRED
  • Against Editors
  • OMA to create contemporary art gallery for Galeries Lafayette in Paris
  • How to Solve Google’s Crazy Open-Ended Interview Questions | Business | WIRED
  • Kern Your Enthusiasm (16) | HiLobrow
  • Wonton font – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • feitclub | It’s a katakana font (named “ゴウラ”) designed to…
  • Caribou – Barnowl (The Pink Room)
  • Kate Bush: Before the Dawn signals a new era for pop’s enduring enigma | Music | The Guardian
  • TBD Catalog – the story
  • “O, Excellent Air Bag”: Humphry Davy and Nitrous Oxide | The Public Domain Review
  • Kern Your Enthusiasm 19 | HiLobrow
  • [Criticism] | The Soft-Kill Solution, by Ando Arike | Harper’s Magazine
  • Eye Magazine | Feature | Meta’s tectonic man
  • Edward Snowden: The Untold Story | Threat Level | WIRED
  • Creative Review – Front to back: Hack Attack
  • China: USB External Hard Drive to the French – Super Colossal
  • Sun – Caribou, live in Cologne (2010)
  • A Little Known Robin Williams Story
  • Ravel Bolero Muti – Wiener Philharmoniker
  • Radiohead – The King of Limbs Live From The Basement
  • John Cage – 4’33” – YouTube
  • Child of Tree – John Cage
  • An Idea Whose Time Has Come – Metropolis Magazine – June 2013
  • The Cubicle You Call Hell Was Designed to Set You Free | Design | WIRED
  • Action Office – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • NHM | 51n4e
  • I Want It, and I Want It Now — It’s Time for Instant Gratification | Re/code
  • What’s Up With That: Your Best Thinking Seems to Happen in the Shower | Science | WIRED
  • Crave’s USB-chargeable vibrator doubles as a necklace pendant
  • Me, Myself, and I by Stephen Greenblatt | The New York Review of Books
  • Plagiarism – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Corpography in No-Man’s Land | Re-inhabiting No-Man’s Land
  • Slaves of Happiness Island | VICE United States
  • Maps, cracks & geographical imaginations: The Princess of No-Man’s Land | Re-inhabiting No-Man’s Land
  • The Social Laboratory
  • The Oculus Rift Made Me Believe I Could Fly | Science | WIRED
  • Aggregate – Risk Design
  • Be Water – Bruce Lee
  • Gate Tower Building – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • An interview with J.G. Ballard and Hans Ulbrich Obrist
  • Welcome to the Virtual City – J.G. Ballard
  • Airports: The True Cities of the 21st Century – J.G. Ballard
  • The Hi-Tech Mess of Higher Education by David Bromwich | The New York Review of Books
  • Jenny Diski reviews ‘Cubed’ by Nikil Saval · LRB 31 July 2014
  • What Does J.G. Ballard Look Like? Part 2: Design Observer
  • What I believe, J.G. Ballard
  • Richard Aphex, John Cage and the Prepared Piano | Robert Worby
  • Shit Sandwich – Spinal Tap
  • A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace (February 8, 1996)
  • From the Gherkin to Krakow’s Skeletor: famous skyscrapers that flopped | Art and design | The Guardian
  • What Do Chinese Dumplings Have to Do With Global Warming? – NYTimes.com
  • ▶ 忍者女子高生 | 制服で大回転 | japanese school girl chase #ninja – YouTube
  • “Tip-of-the-Tongue Syndrome,” Transactive Memory, and How the Internet Is Making Us Smarter | Brain Pickings
  • Sounds From Dangerous Places: Sonic Journalism – we make money not art
  • Secrets of the Stacks — Medium
  • Lacktopia – TD
  • The Unplayable Score: Faerie’s Aire and Death Waltz – John Stump – SOCKS
  • A World Digital Library Is Coming True! by Robert Darnton | The New York Review of Books
  • Gaspar Noé’s ENTER THE VOID – Opening Credits (HD) – YouTube
  • Club scene – Black Swan
  • The Fasinatng … Frustrating … Fascinating History of Autocorrect | Gadget Lab | WIRED
  • Exploring No-Man’s-Land in the 21st Century — War is Boring — Medium
  • What’s Up With That: Why Toothpaste and Pine Nuts Can Make Some Foods Taste Disgusting | Science | WIRED
  • What’s Up With That: Why Does Sleeping In Just Make Me More Tired? | Science | WIRED
  • The Secret Of The Abandoned Fish Mall | A Taste Of The Road
  • Tracks of My Tears: Design Observer
  • Clever Landscaping That Bounces Plane Noise Back Into the Sky | Autopia | WIRED
  • Why the World Cup always reminds me that the yellow card is a brilliant object.: Design Observer
  • Adobe and Google Debut Typeface Family of Asian Languages
  • The Envelope – Steve Jobs
  • What a Piece of Work is a Man – Withnail & I
  • When it is raining in Oxford Street, the architecture is no more important than the rain
  • A Japanese Artist Launches Plants Into Space
  • What is the ‘Oxford comma’? – Oxford Dictionaries (US)
  • Mad Men – The Jaguar Pitch
  • Gotham (typeface) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • The Moral Hazards and Legal Conundrums of Our Robot-Filled Future | Science | WIRED
  • fantastic journal: On the limits of anthropomorphic machines
  • Autechre – Sound On Sound
  • Homeland: inside the real Tower of David in Venezuela
  • Jihad vs. McWorld – Benjamin R. Barber – The Atlantic
  • Julian Assange: how WikiLeaks founder could leave Ecuador’s London embassy | Media | The Guardian
  • Why New York Real Estate Is the New Swiss Bank Account — New York Magazine
  • Why Libraries Should Be the Next Great Start-Up Incubators – CityLab
  • A Type House Divided — New York Magazine
  • David Trotter reviews ‘Lifted’ by Andreas Bernard, translated by David Dollenmayer · LRB 3 July 2014
  • In Praise of Idleness By Bertrand Russell
  • Radical Cities: Across Latin America in Search of a New Architecture – we make money not art
  • Touch the Truck – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • TV Go Home
  • Urban Dictionary: innit
  • WELCOME TO UTOPIA
  • Why do we have blood types? | Mosaic
  • All You Have Eaten: On Keeping a Perfect Record | Longreads
  • Glastonbury: the pop-up city that plays home to 200,000 for the weekend | Cities | theguardian.com
  • Justin Bieber – Somebody To Love Remix ft. Usher – YouTube
  • ♫ Kraftwerk ♪ Pocket Calculator (Discoring 1981) ♫ Video & Audio Remastered HD – YouTube
  • Kraftwerk – Numbers (live) [HD] – YouTube
  • KT Tunstall Black horse and a cherry tree Jools holland – YouTube
  • Atoms For Peace – Feeling Pulled Apart By Horses on Vimeo
  • Atoms for Peace – Default live @ The Daily Show – YouTube
  • Atoms for Peace [Thom + Nigel] at Le Poisson Rouge – Default – YouTube
  • QotSA – Misfit Love Live on Henry Rollins Show – YouTube
  • Why You Secretly Hate Cool Bars | Wait But Why
  • Jennifer Lyn Morone™ Inc, the girl who became a corporation – we make money not art
  • If everyone’s an idiot, guess who’s a jerk? – Eric Schwitzgebel – Aeon
  • Where There’s Smoke… | New at Pentagram
  • Countdown – Pulp
  • The Fermi Paradox – Wait But Why
  • BLDGBLOG: Perspectival Objects
  • Introduction – Material Design – Google design guidelines
  • An Architect’s Dream – Kate Bush
  • cityofsound: Essay: The street as platform
  • Malcolm Gladwell on Criticism, Tolerance, and Changing Your Mind | Brain Pickings
  • Picasso on Intuition, How Creativity Works, and Where Ideas Come From | Brain Pickings
  • Scenographic Urbanism: Paul Rudolph and the Public Realm: Places: Design Observer
  • Cryptic, Clever & Cute – Tobias Frere-Jones
  • An Apology of Enclaves – NYTimes.com
  • Richard Branson launches plane-shaped skyscraper and moon hotel – Dezeen
  • Economics students call for shakeup of the way their subject is taught | Education | The Guardian
  • Why odd numbers are dodgy, evens are good, and 7 is everyone’s favourite | Science | The Observer
  • Diamonds Are Bullshit
  • Has every conversation in history been just a series of meaningless beeps? | Charlie Brooker | Comment is free | The Guardian
  • Apple (Pro) Mouse — Minimally Minimal
  • The Invention of the AeroPress
  • How to swim right: breaststroke | Life and style | theguardian.com
  • Develop your front crawl technique with Karen Pickering | Life and style | The Guardian
  • Glancing ETech 2004
  • The Mystery of Go, the Ancient Game That Computers Still Can’t Win | Enterprise | WIRED
  • Silicon Valley’s Laundry-App Race — New York Magazine
  • ‘West Wing’ Uncensored: Aaron Sorkin, Rob Lowe, More Look Back on Early Fears, Long Hours, Contract Battles and the Real Reason for Those Departures – Hollywood Reporter
  • Sheffield: Sex City – Pulp
  • David’s Last Summer – Pulp
  • Ghost Song – The Doors
  • A Virtuoso Robot Band Whose Guitarist Has 78 Fingers | Underwire | WIRED
  • Sun and Shadows: How an Island Paradise Became a Haven for Dirty Money | International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
  • Éminence grise – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Jonathan Ive on Apple’s Design Process and Product Philosophy – NYTimes.com
  • Dr. No, Die Hard, and Deleuze: Mechanical Spaces and Movies – Life Without Buildings
  • Trying to Keep Up with Rem Koolhaas – WSJ
  • Discover.typography by H&Co
  • The World’s Ball – NYTimes.com
  • Seven simple ways to get your seven-a-day | Life and style | theguardian.com
  • Library as Infrastructure: Places: Design Observer
  •  ‘I hate being an architect’ — Medium
  • How to Keep Cast-Iron Cookware Naturally Nonstick – Improvised Life
  • Jill Lepore: What the Theory of “Disruptive Innovation” Gets Wrong : The New Yorker
  • The Birth of the Information Age: How Paul Otlet’s Vision for Cataloging and Connecting Humanity Shaped Our World | Brain Pickings
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