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A critique on chaos

Medium

Medium reminds me of Jux, both of which make me wonder if I should just throw my hands up and succumb to hosted, tailored publishing platforms
 If we compare digital editorial design to the craft of men’s shirt-making, art-directed pages would be bespoke shirts—luxury items uniquely made for an individual. On the opposite end of the spectrum are off-the-rack shirts, idealized designs manufactured en masse. Like article templates, these are […]

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Normann Copenhagen’s Art & E-Commerce

Normann Copenhagen's Art & E-Commerce

Normann Copenhagen has got some beautiful products (take this Beater Whisk, Butterfly can opener, or this Hang On Coat Rack) I wish I could get my hands on, or find if not pirate cheap versions of locally, but what pushed me over the edge into writing about it here is this neat set of Dropit Hooks and the way they’re presented on their page. I’m not just talking about the […]

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Dust is all that’s left of us

Winton Musical Fence

“Ok, let’s face it: the standards are very high. EWO probably won’t be as successful as STIUTK and so there probably won’t be as many covers, remixes, mash-ups, memes or whatever people may come up with of it (thank the Lord!) as there have been of ‘that hit’. But this doesn’t mean that EWO deserves less attention. On the contrary, for me, it’s one of the best songs on ‘Making […]

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The cultural equivalent of dark matter

TIME Magazine writes about fan fiction (with a timely Harry Potter slant, of course). I want so badly to quote the whole thing here (but it’s long, 5 “pages” long) so I’ll just grab the snippet being passed around on Tumblr: Fan fiction is what literature might look like if it were reinvented from scratch after a nuclear apocalypse by a band of brilliant pop-culture junkies trapped in a sealed […]

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Kurt Andersen’s Words We Don’t Say

Words We Don't Say by Kurt Andersen

In 1997, when I was first hired at New York magazine, Kurt Andersen, now a best-selling novelist and radio-show host, had just been fired as editor. Everybody was grieving about this, though not me, since I wouldn’t have had a job there otherwise. And though it wasn’t until years later that I even met Kurt, he unwittingly left me a gift: tacked to the bulletin board in the office I […]

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Screen: Macbeth

Screen: Macbeth - Macbeth and Lady Macbeth

The extended run of Screen: Macbeth is from March 11-13. It’s a shame that there aren’t more tickets because this is a must-see, must-experience. The production merges live performance with film and draws on traditional shadow theater to create a world where Shakespeare’s poetic language meets with a heightened visual environment. It responds to the quest for a contemporary analogue to the supernatural and finds it onscreen. Screen: Macbeth turns […]

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On haters and complainers

Two gems I ran into in an article about a tumblelog about an app store (how many are there already, really): Where the heck were you when the page was blank? – Paul Butterworth Most haters are full of ideas yet have low creative output. – Nick Campbell See what I mean about irrational rage?

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