Zulu Kane

creativity is
too good
an idea
to be left
to artists.

 

Oct 09
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Anarchitekton (Osaka 2004) by Jordi Colomer (via VVORK via YourMonkeyCalled)
Anarchitekton (Osaka 2004) by Jordi Colomer (via VVORK via YourMonkeyCalled)
Oct 08
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» Earth As Art: A Landsat Perspective
Library of Congress exhibition
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bicycle soldier (via BradOFarrell)
bicycle soldier (via BradOFarrell)
Aug 22
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(no amnesty) by Kris van Beek (via Beefactory.be)
(no amnesty) by Kris van Beek (via Beefactory.be)
Aug 19
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Unknown Land by Janno Hahn
Unknown Land by Janno Hahn
Aug 11
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Guinea-Bissau by NASA’s LandSat (via Library of Congress, by way of EnvironmentalGraffiti.com)
Guinea-Bissau by NASA’s LandSat (via Library of Congress, by way of EnvironmentalGraffiti.com)
Aug 10
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Children of migrant workers from outlying provinces look at themselves in the mirror as they use their hands to form the Olympic Rings after watching the TV live broadcast of the Olympic Games opening ceremony at their quarters August 8, 2008 on the outskirts of Beijing. (via Andrew Wong/Getty Images and Boston.com)
Children of migrant workers from outlying provinces look at themselves in the mirror as they use their hands to form the Olympic Rings after watching the TV live broadcast of the Olympic Games opening ceremony at their quarters August 8, 2008 on the outskirts of Beijing. (via Andrew Wong/Getty Images and Boston.com)
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via topherchris: Say what you will about the Cold War’s cost in military expenditures around the globe or any number of other downsides, but it sure inspired some damn awesome movies.

via topherchris:

Say what you will about the Cold War’s cost in military expenditures around the globe or any number of other downsides, but it sure inspired some damn awesome movies.
Jul 14
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“ The closer it gets to zero in the middle, the more what it supports approaches the infinite.
— Doc Searls
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» Saving the Net (III): Understanding its Frames
by Doc Searls - 9 July 2008 - Linux Journal
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» Saving the Net (II): How to Keep the Carriers from Flushing the Net Down the Tubes
by Doc Searls - 16 November 2005 - Linux Journal
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» Saving the Net (I): How to get past the intellectual and political logjams that threaten Linux and the Net
by Doc Searls - 22 July 2003 - Linux Journal
Jul 12
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bathing in the Spree hasn’t been this nice in centuries.
bathing in the Spree hasn’t been this nice in centuries.
Mar 25
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In 7 Seconds: History of Western Civilization
(reblogged from yourmonkeycalled)
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» some tech recycling options
today@Mykl.biz - 23 March 2008