You are invited to an exhibition curated by Ryan Gander and Christina von Rotenhan at DIENSTGEBAEUDE, Zurich, CH. Opening Thursday 9 February 6.00pm until Saturday March 17, 2012 Gallery Hours: Open Thursday – Saturday, 11am – 6pm and also by appointment These young artists chosen for this exhibition are all exceptionally talented individuals, who are British...
D2PC Invitation The Death to Pie Charts Exhibition Opening is Tuesday Feb. 7th through Feb. 11th at the Museum at FIT, 227 West 27th Street, NYC. This group show, featuring some of the top design students of FIT’s MDC produces noteworthy multimedia design that visually examines the recent trend of conceptualizing information in the design...
At a Digital Arts in Education conference, not so long ago a few questions were posed. The first question was: “How should we prepare ourselves for the rapidly increasing demand for software creativity?” This question captured my attention mainly because of the way it was phrased. I understood that the questioner deliberately placed the word “software” before...
My |krē-āˈtivitē| Recipe. Since I was a child I’ve been fascinated with the creative world. It is also when I’ve started my journey to explore myself as a creative individual. I’ve learned many things, some more unexpected than others, about myself and about my creative habits. The list is long, always evolving and includes for...
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Dec 15, 2011 • Take a look. ReVision Arts Gallery — Voyeurism
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YOU CAN ONLY WORK FOR PEOPLE THAT YOU LIKE. This is a curious rule and it took me a long time to learn because in fact at the beginning of my practice I felt the opposite. Professionalism required that you didn’t particularly like the people that you worked for or at...
We at ReVision Arts have recently reached out to the curators of one of our favorite sites. Trendlist.org. They have been doing an amazing job in their spare time of identifying the current trends; such as style, techniques, use of graphics, color and typography (to name a few), which are being incorporated into designing Internationally....
This is a bit fascinating. This post is here not because of the design but rather the process and observation that is being made and catalogued. ‘Urbino’s Anthem’ stems from the audio and visual observation of the church bells of the churches and cathedrals in Urbino ring daily. Artist Ruben Doornweerd noticed that the systems...
Graphic design is not what it once was. Compared to the nineties, a small craft and cultural field seemed clear but in the 21st century is has become a democratized discipline in the center of the modern media. With a proliferation of styles, ideas, concepts and methods, graphic design becomes part of the bombardment of...
In our era of internet and social networking, individual identity is pushed further and further into obscurity. One of the culprits is digital image cultivation, which allows us to present ourselves to the world in just the way we would like be seen. This makes it easy to smooth- over the idiosyncrasies and flaws we...
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Oct 29, 2011 • As a designer it’s important to have an online presence available for people who need to see your work and learn more about you as a creative. This is extremely helpful for those, whom you cannot meet personally to be able to get sense of your process, character and talent. Having a portfolio site is...
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Oct 25, 2011 • Satellite Collections incorporates a brilliant use of readily available tools and resources to create thought provoking statements on what is important in our physical and digital landscape. Jenny Odell has used Google Satellite view, available to anyone with an internet connection, and turned a tool made for navigation into a design program. Jenny cuts and...
