Hasta La Ideas

Anthony Burrill, Buro Destruct, Karl Maier, Leandro Castelao, Noma Bar and Ryan Dixon are among the artists showing at More Is A Bore – a new exhibition of minimalist graphic art which opens later today at The Ship Of Fools gallery in The Hague, Netherlands. While it isn’t quite ready to open to the public just yet, we’ve got some snaps of the show taken this morning as the final pieces were being hung…

Two pieces of work by Büro Destruct on the wall and another work awaits hanging

Three works by Leandro Castelao – who will give a talk at the gallery space (see flyer below for details)

Anthony Burrills work in the show was produced when he was generating ideas for the cover of our April redesign issue

Above: two works by Karl Maier waiting to be hung. On the wall, two pieces by Noma Bar who will also giving a talk at the space during the show

Typographic Moustaches by UK artist Ryan Dixon

For the full list of exhibiting artists and all the info about the show (which runs until June 25) see the flyer below and visit ship-of-fools.nl/

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pBill Moggridge, now Director of the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum has started a href=”http://blog.cooperhewitt.org/2010/04/21/a-car-in-the-house-bill-moggridge”enthusiastically blogging and this post/a came to our attention a href=”http://metacool.typepad.com/metacool/2010/05/bill-moggridge-blogger.html”via MetaCool/a. Here’s a snippet of the fun Bill’s having, curating design that makes a difference,/p

blockquoteThe poster on the fence outside the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum showed a photograph of the Tata Nano with the caption “actual size.” That didn’t mean that it was easy to install for display in the museum, as you can see from a href=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohz_4LNvr-o”this little movie/a (filmed by our media makers Shamus Adams and Alex Tibbets). One of the challenges of using the Carnegie Mansion as a design museum is that the architects of the building never expected that we would want to install a motorcar in the great hall!

pThe good news is that oura href=”http://cooperhewitt.org/redesign/” RE:DESIGN renovation project/a is under way. Work has started on the Miller/Fox townhouses on 90th Street that will house the National Design Library and staff offices. When we have moved into the renovated space next year, work will start on the Museum itself, adding new gallery space on the third floor and allowing us to offer a permanent (but frequently refreshed) exhibition on the ground floor called “What is Design?” There we will talk about the contribution that design can make at all levels, illustrated by examples from our collection and elsewhere./blockquote /pa href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/business/bills_blog_over_at_the_cooper-hewitt_design_museum_16523.asp”(more…)/a
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Une amusante campagne vidéo pour le client : la chaîne jeunesse “Cartoon Network”, autour de l’univers des jouets. Un travail efficace de production du studio Animatorio, basé au Brésil. Le court spot est à découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.

Previously on Fubiz

• Solar Waterfall
• Boca Motion 2010
• Street Golf Team

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pWe’ve just posted the first iteration of a href=”http://www.core77.com/nydesignweek/”Core77’s Essential Guide to New York Design Week 2010/a, featuring exhibitions, events, and parties from the Javits to Brooklyn, not to mention the new NoHo Design District. /p

pStart getting your RSVPs in order and check back often. We’ll be updating the page with more as party-throwers and exhibitors continue to get it together. And, before it all goes down next week, we’ll post a final guide for stashing in your purse or downloading onto your mobile phone./p

pGot something cool going on that didn’t make it into the list yet? Submit it for consideration to calendar[at]core77[dot]com./p

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