posts in the category education
ny times | what was behind david bowie’s genius ? his archive . . .
when david bowie died in 2016, he left an archive of about 90,000 items, carefully cataloged & boxed. they are now at home at the a vast warehouse in east london hackney wick, stratford; the david bowie centre . […]
a tim hunkin video, remastered from the original pal tape from 1987, about the secret life of washing machines . . .
tim hunkin | the secret life of washing machines
tim hunkin’s mark-making bicycle . . .
tim hunkin’s website . . .
the invention of the oloid & paul schatz . . .
the world can be turned inside out, the world has rhythm. this perspective from thesculptor, technician & inventor paul schatz |*1898 †1979| offers a new perceptionof geometry, three-dimensional space, & mechanical engineering. schatz made thediscovery that the five regular, platonic bodies are invertible & moveable. […]
• an excerpt: religious suffering is, at one and the same time, the expression of real suffering and a protest against real suffering. religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless conditions. it is the opium of the people . . .
karl marx […]
untitled, number ninety-four . . .
untitled |ˌənˈtītld|adjective1 (of a book, composition, or other artistic work) having no name.2 (of a person) not having a title indicating high social or official rank:lesser untitled officials.
mio: matthew’s inanimate objects. the ubiquitous safety pin . . .
thanks moritz for sending me this information & the link below […]
a saturday celebration of pre-loved bicycles in thun, switzerland . . .
pro velo switzerland:
40 regional organizations with around 42,000 individual members are affiliated with the umbrella organization. pro velo switzerland coordinates all activities of the regional organizations & represents the interests of cyclists on a multi-regional and national level. our goal is to […]
the source for the image below . . .
“a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle” is a feminist slogan, humorously expressing the view that a woman can live her life perfectly well without a man.
this slogan has often been attributed to either flo kennedy or
