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Stunning Poetry in Water

Published under Art Jun 23, 2018

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Key lime pie or sand & ocean? By Chef Jose Andres

The awesome team!

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Ocean Kingdom Playing This Weekend

Published under Art Mar 25, 2013

Ocean Kingdom, a modern mash on Pericles, is playing this weekend only at Magic Future Box.

See more on the show from Artistic Director Douglas Eacho after the jump!

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Maiyet‘s mission to cultivate business and craft in unexpected places brought the team to Kenya, where director Cary Fukunaga created a beautiful East African love story in Sleepwalking in the Rift.

Spotted by Daniel Lubetzky, by Julianna Storch

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JR, a world-famous artist and TED prize winner, is bringing his work to Israel and Palestine- or more accurately, is bringing Israelis and Palestinians into his work.  The concept behind JR’s work is to portray people around the world and what they stand for, via oversized, black and white portraits of themselves that are subsequently pasted all over town. 

 

As part of his “Inside Out Project,” JR is bringing 4 photo booths to Israel and Palestine for a little over a week, where citizens will have the opportunity to print portraits, and paste them wherever they wish in an act of self expression.  JR is bringing his work to this region to facilitate understanding between Israelis and Palestinians, to show that “despite their differences, Palestinians and Israelis are similar enough to understand each other.” As the name of this campaign suggests, JR believes that the “Time is Now, Yallah!”

 

Spotted by Daniel Lubetzky, by Adeena Schlussel

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Nature or a Painting?

Published under Art, Environment May 31, 2011

This stunning picture was taken by a National Geographic photographer; it is hard to believe that this is unadulterated nature and not a painting!

Tinted orange by the morning sun, a soaring dune is the backdrop for the hulks of camel thorn trees in Namib-Naukluft Park.

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The picture below is an excerpt from a newspaper visualizing hope in the background, as the foreground features Palestinian training forces in Jenin, working to build a state with disciplined security.  All US and Israeli intelligence accounts view this as an inspiring success in transforming the area from disarray and chaos into a vibrant and economic society.

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By Adeena Schlussel on behalf of Daniel Lubetzky

Check out this amazing JavaScript Animation sent to us by our friends at Madwell.  The Wilderness Downtown is a HTML 5/Canvas interactive JavaScript piece that displays a multimedia music video across various browser windows created by Chris Milk for Arcade Fire’s most recent single.  Click on the link to experience it for yourself.

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