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Grace Baldwin Reimagines Forgotten Ephemera as "Bigatures" in Her Giant Junk Drawer Project – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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“Jill of all trades” Grace Baldwin has a thing for “Bigatures.” If you haven’t heard that term before, that’s because I’m pretty sure she coined it herself, as a word for the oversized, pop art-style recreations of everyday objects she brings to life. We all know and love miniatures, but Baldwin boldly asks the question, “What if we made everything bigger instead?” In her latest endeavor within the bigature space, Baldwin has been incrementally building out a massive drawer of oversized retro od
James Cook Creates Visual Masterpieces with His Typewriter, One Clickety-Clack At a Time – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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In essence, James Cook is just a guy from London who picked up a typewriter as a kid and started playing around with it. But now, years later, he’s turned that childhood experimentation into his career as a typewriter artist, creating highly detailed depictions of places like New York City’s Times Square, the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, center court at Wimbledon, and many more, all from nothing more than the ink of his typewriter ribbon. It’s hard to believe Cook’s unique process, which, as far as
ONBOX Crowdsourced 100 Letters Hand-Painted at a Pop-Up for Bar Supernova's Crafted Identity – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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The newest bar to open in Vancouver is doing things a little bit differently— even in how they’ve gone about their brand identity. Located in the city’s Chinatown neighborhood, Bar Supernova, founded by bartenders Max Curzon-Price and Andrew Kong alongside chef-partner Shaun Couzelis, has been built around a waste-conscious philosophy, in which they transform food byproducts from other bars, restaurants, and cafes into new, shelf-stable ingredients. In doing so, they’ve “shaped their menu around
Egon Van Herreweghe Reveals the Artistry of Storefront Awnings in His Show 'The Menu' – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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Consider the storefront awning. Perhaps you never really have before, because, well, why would you? Storefront awnings are the sort of mundane structures that populate our day-to-day lives, serving a clear utility function and don’t necessarily elicit much more thought. And yet, multidisciplinary artist Egon Van Herreweghe has given them a whole lot of thought, recently opening a show of storefront awning sculptures at Footnote Gallery in Ghent, Belgium entitled The Menu. The show composition is
The Historic ALEX Theatre Restores Its Cinematic Roots for 'The Odyssey' – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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The way we commune to watch movies has drastically changed over the last decade. The streaming industry has flipped the media viewing experience on its head, promoting solitary watching on small, personal screens from the privacy of our homes, versus the collective, community-based gathering to watch that used to bring us together. But while this general shift is undeniable, as an all-things-retro-and-analog-loving “old soul” who lives in Los Angeles, I’m noticing a promising move back to the mo
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