Freedom of Public Space and Art: Gary Yarbrough at TEDxTerry Talks 2013
Gary Yarbrough speaks about the power of street art and public space and its effect on humanity to spark reflection and its ability to transcend socio-economic…
Read articleSacred Waste: a Polymeric Ritual at the New Orleans Fringe Festival
My friend Vince Says: “…A show called SACRED WASTE, which was created by LSU Ph.D. student Bonny McDonald, is playing in the upcoming New Orleans Fringe…
Read articleIdentity and Authenticity at the Cosplay Cafe
Author: Bryce Doersam, research assistant for the Terry Project Podcast The entrance to the “cafe,” set up in a rented room in the UBC student union…
Read articleThe Earth as if you were watching on the ISS. Timelapsed, gorgeous, inspiring, and obvious that our planet looks very delicate indeed.
So, this past weekend, I watched this video. A few seconds in, I stopped it, turned off the lights, plunked on a pair of headphones, and…
Read articlePassing Encounters: Towards a Visual Archive of Vancouver Public Culture
There’s an interesting and short – it ends Friday – exhibition in the lobby of the Lasserre building (map). Passing Encounters: Towards a Visual Archive of…
Read articleHappy Birthday! Nikola Tesla turns 156.
Lovely art by Alvaro Tapia, via Hey Oscar Wilde! More from Tesla’s wikipedia page here. Awesome, and of note, on this site: Tesla letterhead. Tesla: Kick…
Read articleIf Leonardo Da Vinci were to sketch CERN’s Large Hadron Collider…
… You’d get this: By Sergio Cittolin (CERN research physicist), via Kottke. —
Read articleBrilliant witty banners, a few of which would make great visuals for all sorts of different discussions.
You know, maybe for developmental biology/stem cell stuff (the whole marvelous thing about going from a single cell zygote to the fully formed little organism), or…
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From the slums of Shaolin…
By marion benkaiouche,
Cary Campbell is a jazz studies student at Capilano University. Our recent podcast on rebranding and identity led to this piece on the power of analogy…
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