Check out these designers using Google Maps to show off their portfolios, looks like fun. For details on how it is being done check out googlemapsmania. Who isn’t crazy about google maps?
Found via Heavy Backpack (a Friday favourite)
Archive for January, 2010
Google Maps + Design Portfolios
First Thursdays
On 4th February, head to St Kevins Arcade, K Road for First Thursdays, a social arts gathering featuring emerging artists, live music, performance and specialty crafts.
First Thursdays offers a fresh perspective on art in a unique social atmosphere accompanied with creative individuals and overall good vibes. The St Kevins shops will be open during the event and the art walk will extend to Verona and KFM Gallery.
It runs from 6-9pm and is free to the public. Don’t miss out on this fun night! Last time there was a surprise performance.
Mobile Evolution
We like the work of Kyle Bean from the UK. Mobile Evolution is our favourite. What’s next in line?
Found via: Heavy Backpack (another favourite blog of ours)
Cross Street Studios
Cross Street Studios are having a closing exhibition. Cash and Carry styles, so first in first serve on what will be a manic mix of local art.
Objectified – a cool documentary
We just watched this at lunch time. It is another great documentary by Gary Hustwit. You may have seen his other film Helvetica.
Kowotow Music Volume 5
The National Grid now at MOMA NYC
So MOMA (The Museum of Modern Art in New York) gives us an email asking if they can add The National Grid to their library.
The National Grid Issues 1-5 are now part of their library and online database. This means The National Grid is the bomb. Congratulations to Luke Wood and Jonty Valentine.
Don’t own a copy of this limited edition publication? Check them out.
“endemicworld.com – helping creative New Zealanders get found since 2007″
Coolest thing since yesterday
