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I
have pieces coming up on The Big Jewel and a site to be named when I
convince an editor to be named to run a piece that is already named on
a date to be announced.
Meanwhile, here are links to two things I came across recently that KILLED ME:
This is not the first opus of Ms Hahn's that has caused me grievous bodily harm. She has other pieces on McSweeney's here and here and here and here and here. And here. Actually there are more, but I'm getting tired of typing "here". So I recommend going to the McSweeney's archives here and doing a search for "Hahn".
And I even more heartily recommend checking out the site for her recently-released book Forgotten Fashion.
Maarten
Baas is, as you may have surmised from the poor vowel restraint in his
name, Dutch, and, as you may not have surmised from the title
"Sweepers Clock," a designer. A brilliant designer. This is a
functioning clock that can be purchased in the form of a Blu-ray disk.
I happened across it while doing research on the web for a magazine I
work for and I got so excited about it I made everybody in the office
come and look at the thing and try to figure out how the bloody hell he
did it. Synthesized images? One really freaking long film shot from a
crane? In any case, it's stupendous.
For more information on Baas and his work, see MaartenBaas.com
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