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All in a Day: Chris Glass explores Cincinnati and shares pretty photos. Charley Harper: A Birds Eye View: a retrospective of the work of Cincinnati’s own Minimal Realist, now on display at DAAP. Lessons from the Front Lines of Social Design: written from the fringes of contemporary architectural practice. The Commuters of 1982: Jeremiah Moss [...]

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Holiday Gift Guide: Goody Two-Shoes: our seed bombs in Foam Magazine. Vine Street Circa 1973: courtesy of Fuck Yeah Cincinnati. Mercer Commons Design Gets Thumbs Down: the struggle to add appropriate infill to the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in Cincinnati. What’s Your State Good at?: Ohio “currently ranks first in the production of Swiss cheese.” Who [...]

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Chantal deFelice lives in San Clemente, CA and paints intricate but loose city scenes on scrap wood, particularly of Pittsburgh and San Francisco. I really love the wonky perspective and the colors.

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My, my, what have we here? This has to be a joke, because it doesn’t seem possible for someone in all seriousness to make a hipsterific objet d’art of this caliber of ridiculosity.

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Artist and designer Seth Clark attended art school in Providence, RI and now lives in a row house in Pittsburgh, where he creates place-based drawings and collages of buildings in various states of disrepair.

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Brooklyn-based Clement Valla has created this series of “postcards” by capturing surreal screenshots from Google Earth. These are the bizarre results of the software stitching 2D images together in an attempt to provide a 3D model of the Earth and its roads and bridges.

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Our seed bombs are now available at the Society for Contemporary Craft gift shop in Pittsburgh! Located at 2100 Smallman St., the Society presents exhibits, workshops, and other outreach opportunities focused on contemporary craft.

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As promised, here is one of the awesome public art projects in the Detroit People Mover Financial District station. “D” for Detroit by Joyce Kozloff is a large-scale tile mural inspired by motifs in the Fisher Building, the Guardian Building and Diego Rivera Court in the Detroit Institute of Arts.

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Art on Our Walls: Cincinnati Re-adventure show off their Over-the-Rhine Anagram print, newly acquired from our studio. The Plot Unthickens: if all movies shot or set in NYC had to show the shiny side of the Big Apple, the world might have ended up with The Returning of Pelham 1-2-3 With New Brake Shoes and [...]

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We are so excited to participate in the Crafty Supermarket this Saturday at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center at 3711 Clifton Avenue [corner of McAlpin, next to Fairview German School]. The event is scheduled for 11am-6pm, and there will be 50 art, craft and design vendors, DJ and food vendors, many from Cincinnati, plus a [...]

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