Creatives to Watch in 2016
While it’s never easy to predict the next big names in the worlds of art and design, with time and effort an editorial publication can compile a list of talent worthy of …
While it’s never easy to predict the next big names in the worlds of art and design, with time and effort an editorial publication can compile a list of talent worthy of …
From role playing to rolling the dice, a slew of new or recently updated board games hit the market in 2015—and the team over at Ars Technica spent time giving them a …
For those who wet shave with frequency or enjoy the process of grooming, there’s nothing like a refined, luxury razor. Aesop’s latest Double-Edge Razor happens to be one of the finest. The stainless steel Merkur Solingen blades (10 blades come with the purchase) are manufactured in Germany, but the razor itself is handmade in England. From a high-density, hand-polished handle to a beautiful chrome finish, the razor delivers a smooth shave and feels great in the process.
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While 2015 saw auction house art prices soar to record-breaking levels, the year in art wasn’t all about commerce. As Artsy notes, some of the most important art stories touched upon political …
For those who favor seeing a year as a whole, artist Michael Leithner’s 2016 Kalendar Poster (59.4 x 84.1cm) portrays each month as a ray extending forth from an off-set, vibrant number 16. Each line is placed at 16 degrees from the other, offering space for notation and a striking visual presentation. It’s a clever, graphic take on an annual planner.
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It’s hard to deny the continued ear-worm presence of Drake’s ubiquitous hit “Hotline Bling.” But when placed in the hands of Norwegian singer and multi-instrumentalist Sondre Lerche a cover track has been …
Almost reminiscent of tracks from Lou Reed and John Cale’s speak-sung collection of curiosities Songs for Drella, Sonny Smith’s “Ayahuaska” is an eight minute-long monologue on adventure and consumption set upon noirish …
From Tom Dixon Studio’s “Brew” collection—designed around coffee consumption and everything that goes along with it—comes the brand new Brew Biscuit Tin. A brushed steel interior lends function, while the copper-finished exterior wows with vibrant simplicity. It’s a great gift for anyone looking to present something dunk-able with their cup of Joe.
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A little bit of smoke, a little bit of fire and a lot of spice
Whether from wood or copper, these ecosystems house wonders