Anila Quayyum Agha’s ‘Intersections’

Anila Quayyum Agha: Intersections

For more information, go to Agha's website.

kontenerART: A Micro City Made of Shipping Containers

From DesignBoom...

"Every year, on the first days of May, kontenerART opens its doors to the public. Located in Poznan, Poland, and designed by Adam Wiercinski Architekt, the project is an initiative of independent artists to create a place for meeting new people, relax and take part of a whole creative process that includes workshops, concerts and exhibitions. small and independent spaces are available for associations, foundations or individual artists and they can be used freely until the end of August."

Travel Photo of the Week

Chernobyl

Yayoi Kusama's 'Infinity' Rooms Are the Most Disorienting Places in the World

More HERE.

Ronnie Burkett and The Daisy Theatre

Cheryl and I were so blessed to be able to see Ronnie Burkett's final NYC performance of his wonderful variety show, The Daisy Theatre, Saturday night. This brilliant and insightful man gave us two and a half hours of nonstop, side-splittingly hilarious puppetry exploring the funnier aspects of the human condition. A masterpiece! Thank you for an exceptional evening Ronnie!

Here's a little taste............

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Fun Time! Boxwars: Combatants Battle Armed and Armored With Only Cardboard!

Can This Portable Tiny Apartment Transform City Housing?

This tiny apartment promises a solution to the problem of housing for cash-strapped, modern city dwellers: take your apartment with you when you move. Designed by Jeff Wilson, a professor of environmental science at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, Texas, the experimental housing system, called "Kasita," was inspired by Wilson's time living in a 33-square-foot dumpster.

Archidirectors: The Imaginary Homes of Movie Directors

Preview of archidirectors by Federico Babina

Travel Photo of the Week

Bora Bora