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Make and wear RRR (Reuse to Reduce and Redcycle) Ribbons and raise awareness for upcycling! Today because tomorrow might be too late!
A wall
Jamie McCartney is a professional sculptor, now working from his new studio on Brighton seafront. Although English, he trained at the renowned Hartford Art School, the oldest art college in America, from where he graduated (Bachelor of Fine Art with highest honours) in 1991.
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Skalpep – 1958
Did you hear the one about the Polish deejays.
It’s no joke,Polish duo Igor Pudlo and Marcin Cichy from Wroclaw chop up some ’50s Polish jazz cuts to spin a brnad new take on jazz breaks with a lounge vibe.
You’ll love the fresh retro flava of the music and this ’50s film pastiche video.
Ninja Tune.
Skalpel - 1958
Did you hear the one about the Polish deejays.
It’s no joke,Polish duo Igor Pudlo and Marcin Cichy from Wroclaw chop up some ’50s Polish jazz cuts to spin a brnad new take on jazz breaks with a lounge vibe.
You’ll love the fresh retro flava of the music and this ’50s film pastiche video.
Ninja Tune.
Skalpel - 1958
syn·es·the·sia
Synesthesia from Terri Timely on Vimeo.
Terri Timely is a directing-duo comprised of Ian Kibbey and Corey Creasey. Together, they dish out some remarkable shorts and videos. Their distinct, surreal and out-of-this-world style make their work refreshingly new and now.
syn·es·the·sia syn·aes·the·sia (sĭn’ĭs-thē’zhə)
1.A condition in which one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another, as when the hearing of a sound produces the visualization of a color.
2.A sensation felt in one part of the body as a result of stimulus applied to another, as in referred pain.
3.The description of one kind of sense impression by using words that normally describe another.
