Joshua Davis is a New York based artist, designer, and technologist producing both public and private work for companies, collectors, and institutions. Using technology and computers as a medium since 1995, exhibiting his interactive works at the Tate Modern (London), the Ars Electronica (Austria), the Design Museum (London), le Centre Pompidou (France), the Institute of Contemporary Arts (London), PS.1 Moma (New York), and many others.

He is a professional designer and creative thinker, and spreads his time among working with clients, traveling the world speaking at conferences and workshops about his inspirations and motivations, building his own creative projects, and teaching as a professor at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

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DQS Deux Quatre Sept is the design community created by 247 media studios. A forum which has some of the best photoshop, flash and after effects tutorials by professional designers.

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What identifies Jean-Michel Basquiat as a major artist is courage and full powers of self-transformation. That courage, meaning not being afraid to fail, transforms paralyzingly self-conscious ‘predicaments of culture’ into confident ‘ecstasies of cultures recombined.’ He had the guts, what is more, to confront New York art challenge number one: can you transform self and heritage into something new and named? - Robert Farris Thompson

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The Graphic Imperative: International Posters for Peace, Social Justice, and the Environment 1965 - 2005. The Graphic Imperative is a select retrospective of forty years of international sociopolitical posters. Themes include dissent, liberation, racism, sexism, human rights, civil rights, environmental and health concerns, AIDS, war, literacy and tolerance, collectively providing a window to an age of great change. Focusing on the issues of our turbulent times, these 121 posters endeavor to show the social, political and aesthetic concerns of many cultures in a single exhibition through delineating themes and contrasting political realities.

He, Jianping
Clon 1 (Clone 1)
Germany, 2001

One of two posters designed on the topic of “cloning” and created for the seminar “Humans and Science” organized by students attending the Berlin University of the Arts in 2001. Photography: Jianping He

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This young San Francisco native developed a passion for art at a very young age. He has evolved his artistic expression into a unique and dynamic form of Graffiti Art. His work is reflective of influences from a wide variety of artists and architects ranging from Dali to Frank Llyod Wright. He was taught essential Graffiti techniques by such influential artists as Skew, Crayone, and Neon. But perhaps his greatest influence comes from his Father, an artist and architect himself, as well as his mother who encouraged his travels to broaden his perspective and freedom of self-expression.

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15 Megs of Fame was created by skinnyCorp., a group of awesome dudes (and dudettes!) who spend their days building and maintaining ultra-fun community-based projects such as this. Be sure to check out the skinnyCorp site to see other projects they have created!

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Directed By Jonathan Baker
Cinematography By Malcolm McCulloch
Visual Effects By Fin Design
Audio By Song Zu

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Andy Warhol was born Andrew Warhola in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1928. In 1945 he entered the Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) where he majored in pictorial design. On graduation, Warhol moved to New York where he found steady work as a commercial artist. He worked as an illustrator for several magazines including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and The New Yorker and did advertising and window displays for retail stores such as Bonwit Teller and I. Miller. Prophetically, his first assignment was for Glamour magazine for an article titled “Success is a Job in New York.”

Andy Warhol. The Pope of Pop. And now over 500 of his images — from the iconic to the obscure — are available from Corbis. Discover the innovation and genius of Andy’s World.

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Visionary ahead of his time, Cezanne’s innovative style, use of perspective, composition and color profoundly influenced 20th century art. Picasso developed Cezanne’s planar compositions into cubism, and Matisse greatly admired his use of color. He used color with passion and creativity, giving his brush strokes structure, solidity, durability. Pablo Picasso said the following of the artist “My one and only master . . . Cezanne was like the father of us all”. Cezanne is therefore often described as the “father of modern art”. Unfortunately, Cezanne was the ultimate outsider and misunderstood during most of his life. Success came little and late, although young promising painters came to visit him during his last years.

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Lux’s photographs of children are not portraits in the traditional meaning of the word. Rather, she sees them as imaginary portraits which deal with the idea of childhood as a paradise lost. The carefree, innocent childhood ideal is explored in the photographs as an imaginary kingdom, one which is created more by the projection of adult ideals and concerns. The images, portraying self-aware children, are about the discovery of the self, or the development of a concept of one’s self. ìWe are radically alone and forced to choose our own path and create our own authentic life, but the self is a mystery,î says Lux.

“Girl with a Loaf of Bread”

Loretta Lux was born in Dresden, Germany in 1969 and currently lives and works in Ireland. Her work has been exhibited extensively abroad and is included in several collections in Europe and the United States, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Norton Museum of Art, the Bayerische Staatsgem”ldesammlung, Munich, Artothek Munich, Photo Museum Munich, and Fotomuseum Den Haag.

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Shout Out to Gavin over at FLASHBURN for this one:

Semi-Competitive is a design, film & fashion competition brought to you by Design is Kinky and Adobe. Closely aligned with the Semi-Permanent events, the competition consists of three categories; Graphic, Motion/Film and Fashion. Each category not only has the chance of winning a large prize but winners will also gain world wide exposure of their work at the Semi-Permanent events.

Check the site (or download all rules and guidelines as a PDF below) for entry guidelines and other details.

Good luck to all who enter!

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Lost In Space has produced a 2 minute film for the launch of the new look HONDA CIVIC directed by Zeitguised with soundtrack by funkstorung.

Inspired by zeitguised’s edgy experimental animations Honda’s agency nexus-h commissioned lost and space to produce a 2 minute film inspired by the new look HONDA CIVIC. the nexus-h creative directors Glenn Smith and Craig Roderick felt that HONDA’s radically innovative new CIVIC deserved an equally radical film to celebrate its launch!

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Rokkit directors Zeitguised were being loaned out to lost in space for the below-the-line production of the Honda Civic film

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Strap yourself in. Stash 17 is a whiplash-inducing ride through an incredibly diverse collection of projects. Twenty-nine more international examples of passionate people breaking rules and trampling visual barriers in the animation, VFX and motion design world. And as a special BONUS, Stash 17 also includes 10 killer (and license-free) music tracks from LA’s re-mix master DJ Morgan Page.

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More Info on STASH Issue #17 February 2006

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