I found Pa++ern artist's tweet-to-shirt process intriguing. They use Twitter to encode messages, which they then print onto T-shirts. Brilliant. I liked it.
Useful link:
www.rzm-dev.com/pattern
Thursday, September 03, 2009
The Post-Cartel Diamond World
Rob Bates was spot on. Today De Beers is in the business of self-preservation, like everyone else. The company may have changed in stature, but still it remains an important player in the industry.
The Burning Man Project 2009
One-of-a-kind art installations can be observed in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. The annual event opened on August 31 and ends September 7, 2009. www.burningman.com
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Luke Johnson Viewpoint
Luke was spot on. I think we need inventors more than ever if we are to improve the world.
Useful links:
www.lukejohnson.org
www.riskcapitalpartners.co.uk
www.channel4.com
www.w3.org
www.flashofgenius.net
www.dyson.com
Useful links:
www.lukejohnson.org
www.riskcapitalpartners.co.uk
www.channel4.com
www.w3.org
www.flashofgenius.net
www.dyson.com
Oliver Herring
Hilarie M. Sheets wrote a great review about Oliver Herring's artworks. The photosculptures at Max Protetch was brilliant.
Useful link:
www.maxprotetch.com
Useful link:
www.maxprotetch.com
Heard On The Street
In gem trading you have two opponents, one is Mr Market and the other one yourself.
Global Business BBC
Peter Day's report from Bolivia about the riches from its recently discovered vast lithium resources was interesting. The government is building a pilot plant to learn how to get the lithium out of these salt flats, and then how to evaporate the brine and separate the precious metal from the salt. I hope the government will do the right thing for the people of Bolivia.
Useful link:
www.evaporiticosbolivia.org
Useful link:
www.evaporiticosbolivia.org
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