10x10™: "An interactive exploration of the words and pictures that define the time. The result is an often moving, sometimes shocking, occasionally frivolous, but always fitting snapshot of our world."
Added 07052005

A 100 days at 8pm: "To capture the fragments of 8pm on any given day, three photographs were taken—one straight up, another straight down, and a screenshot of my laptop (sometimes connected to an external display)."
Added 02232008

The 1000 Journals Project: "An ongoing collaborative experiment attempting to follow 1000 journals throughout their travels. The goal is to provide a method for interaction and shared creativity among friends and strangers."
Added 09302007

21dish.com: "Exhibition of kinetic media art and motion graphics."
Added 11122002

2point8: "Wide-open view on the practice of street photography by Michael David Murphy"
Added 04012007

25 Project: "1 project a day + 1 year"
Added 01252008

26 on the 26th: "Twenty six hand carved, intricate, ornate and delicate letters, each depicting a bug, flower or illustration that starts with the corresponding letter. An exercise in extreme precision and a display of delightful imagination, the wall of twenty six letters is a considerable joy to view."
Added 02012008

Abigail Halpin Illustration
Added 01292008

a me mi piace la gnocca!
Added 09022007

A New World Trade Center: Design Proposals: "The National Building Museum presents an exhibition and symposium in its Building in the Aftermath series that explores the impact of the terrorist attacks of September 11 on architecture, engineering, and urbanism."
Added 05202002

Abandoned Places: "Old buildings, abandoned hospitals, industrial palaces overgrown with plants and trees, the remaining walls decorated with graffiti, smashed windows, rain dripping through the roof... These places have become hard to find, difficult (or illegal) to access, dangerous to explore... great to spend the day!"
Added 06032002

Absolut Vodka Advertisement Archive
Added 07112004

Action Plagiarius: "Initiated already back in 1977 by Prof. Rido Busse, the negative award "Plagiarius" serves to inform the public about the problem of fakes and plagiarisms and the negative impacts they have on not only the economy as a whole, but also on small companies and designers."
Added 05292004

Ad*Access: "A pilot project to make a selection of historical advertisements available for study and research. The project draws on part of a large collection of magazine and newspaper ads within the Duke library's J. Walter Thompson Company Archives. The project includes over 7,000 ads, mainly from U.S. publications dating between 1911 and 1955."
Added 02262002

This Ain't No Disco: "It’s a well known fact that some agencies spend huge chunks of their hard earned money turning lifeless commercial spaces into bastions of creativity. These interiors provide insight as to the breadth and depth of their thinking and creative execution. They create spaces to envy. Places to shout about—loud."
Added 02012008

All Roads: "National Geographic initiative supporting films by and about indigenous groups and under-represented minority culture filmmakers."
Added 10012005

Alvin Lustig Archive: "With more than 425 design examples, www.alvinlustig.com is the premier, educational online archive dedicated to the life and work of Alvin Lustig."
Added 09022006

American Memory from the Library of Congress: "Provides free and open access through the Internet to written and spoken words, sound recordings, still and moving images, prints, maps, and sheet music that document the American experience. It is a digital record of American history and creativity. These materials, from the collections of the Library of Congress and other institutions, chronicle historical events, people, places, and ideas that continue to shape America, serving the public as a resource for education and lifelong learning."
Added 01192008

American Museum of the Moving Image: "The American Museum of the Moving Image is dedicated to educating the public about the art, history, technique, and technology of film, television, and digital media, and to examining their impact on culture and society."
Added 02262002

and all that could have been: "nine inch nails' live project"
Added 06272002

Apostrophe Atrophy
Added 03082008

Art of the Architect: "View the artwork of five contemporary Italian architects in this online accompaniment to Atlanta's High Museum of Art. The exhibit highlights the creative process of architectural design."
Added 07192001

Artists of Brücke: Themes in German Expressionist Prints
Added 10222002

The Art of War: "Conceived and curated by WNYC’s Interactive Media department to showcase art created by our listeners (and website visitors) in direct response to the current War in Iraq."
Added 02222004

Artlog: "A social web application developed to map and support the art ecosystem. Artlog combines user-generated content with aggregated directory services, news, events and multimedia content."
Added 01192008

theartofwhere: "Refers to the act of documenting architecture. it is a continual process of communicating ideas through material relationships in space."
Added 12092007

Art Without Borders: Carmen D'Avino
Added 03162004

Arts, design blog: "Arts, design. Photos and drawings of different authors"
Added 08262007

ashes and snow: "Photographer and filmmaker Gregory Colbert travels the world photographing encounters between humans and large animals. Now his unusual work has found a similarly distinctive forum: the Nomadic Museum, a large stack of cargo containers now residing on pier over the Hudson River in Manhattan."
Added 05252005

Bansky
Added 12282007

Bauhaus Archive Museum of Design: "The Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design in Berlin is concerned with the research and presentation of the history and impact of the Bauhaus (1919–1933), the most important school of architecture, design, and art of the 20th century."
Added 07052001

Beginnings—World Treasures of the Library of Congress: "'Beginnings' is an apt first presentation not only because it marks the initiation of an ongoing exhibition devoted to the Library's rich international collections. 'Beginnings' also draws on a rich trove in the Library's world collections that relate to the origins of civilizations and cultures. It explores, from the viewpoint of more than fifty cultures, accounts and depictions of the creation or the beginning of the universe; explanations of the earth and the heavens; fundamental or key myths and stories on the founding of civilizations, societies, and cities; and examples of early writing and printing."
Added 07242001

Bennett Robot Works: "These robot sculptures, created by Gordon Bennett, are made from a mixture of found objects which are both old and new. They are inspired by Norman Bel Geddes and Raymond Loewy whose visions of the 'Modern Age' helped shape industrial design of the 40's and 50's."
Added 04182008

BetterWall: "Your exclusive source for authentic street banners from museums around the world."
Added 08052007

beyond magazine: "The little magazine about a lot of things."
Added 01292008

THEBLOG WEEMADE: "We find the artwork and creativity of kids inspiring, thought provoking, entertaining, and unpretentious. We think that reminding ourselves how children see the world is a valuable and enlightening process."
Added 03082008

Bobanddenise.org: "Was developed to complement the production of Learning from Bob and Denise, an upcoming feature-length documentary that examines the personal, academic and professional lives of the two influential designers and thinkers, Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown."
Added 12192005

Bob Osborn's Futurism and the Futurists
Added 06032002

Book By Its Cover: "I wanted to share all the nice books I regularly notice and have collected over the years."
Added 11252007

bookendless: "books on art, photography, design, mode, architecture / urbanism ... from my bookshelf to the information and knowledge on the web."
Added 01252008

Breathing Earth: "This presentation displays the carbon dioxide emission levels of every country in the world, as well as their birth and death rates—all in real-time."
Added 04012007

Building America
Added 06182002

Building With Books!
Added 12232004

The Changing of the Avant-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings form the Howard Gilman Collection
Added 12162002

The Chicago Athenaeum: "An International Museum of Architecture and Design, appropriately based in the world's first city of modern architecture and design—Chicago. Founded in 1988, the Museum is dedicated to the Art of Design in all areas of the discipline: architecture, industrial, and product design, graphics, and urban planning."
Added 06122001

The Children of Angola—Photographs by Sebastião Salgado: "If children could choose where they were born, there are few worse options than Angola. Consider this: the average Angolan child has a one-in-three chance of dying before the age five from easily treatable diseases that rampage unchecked by a ruined health system. The two who survive have only a one in three chance of attending schoolówhere they'll share a classroom with about 90 other kids, 60 of whom will drop out before completing fifth grade."
Added 07252002

Chris Jordan Photography
Added 05132007

chromasia
Added 02012008

Chronopolis: "Chronopolisí main objective is to rethink the clock from the perspective of the accelerated, informatic city. The project has a phased approach, taking place both in physical space as well as online. In physical space, Chronopolis will take the form of a series of site-specific, computer-mediated interactive installations in various international cities. It may run simultaneously in different sites or sequentially, with each interface scaled and 'customized' to a specific site."
Added 06032002

Chrysler Design Institute
Added 06132002

Classic Pictures, LIFE Magazine.com: "During the 36 years that LIFE existed as a weekly publication, LIFE staff photographers took thousands upon thousands of photographs that now live in the LIFE archives. Every week, LIFE.com will sift through our photo archives and publish a new gallery of classic LIFE pictures, some of which have never before been published."
Added 06072002

Colección Cisneros: "The Fundación Cisneros invites you to explore Colección Cisneros and discover the depth and dimension of art from Latin America. Experience featured artworks through the six interactive themes. Search Artists & Works for in-depth information about art and artists in context. Study the exchange of ideas between cities in Europe and the Americas on the interactive map. And meet the collector in About the Colección."
Added 12042002

Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum: "The only museum in the United States devoted exclusively to the study of historical and contemporary design, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum recognizes that individuals, societies, and the natural environment are linked through design."

Core Memory: "A Visual Survey of Vintage Computers featuring machines from the Computer History Museum"
Added 01152008

Coverculture: "The album cover review source!"
Added 02102008

Covers: "Dedicated to the appreciation of book cover design."
Added 01192008

createmake: "A blog-ish venture towards graphic design, typography, illustration, photography, product design, architecture, film, fashion design, music and art founded and maintained by graphic designer Ragnar Freyr."
Added 04182008

Creative Time: "For nearly 30 years, Creative Time, a New York-based nonprofit organization, has commissioned and presented adventurous public arts projects of all disciplines. From the Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, Grand Central Terminal, and Times Square to milk cartons, the Internet, and billboards, Creative Time has supported artists in invigorating our urban landscape."
Added 06102002

The Crossing Project: "Presents a vision of Indian creativity and interaction design combining traditional and modern technology. As computing proliferates in the world, retaining identity becomes an important value in the new millennium. Hence, the time-tested visions of developing nations and ancient living cultures can shape the form of future information technology."
Added 07252002

Crowded Skies Over Rome: "Photographs of Rome's Starlings by Richard Barnes"
Added 05132007

Cultures On The Edge: "An online magazine published quarterly by a team of experienced web entrepreneurs, along with world-renown author Wade Davis and professional photographer Chris Rainier. Together we have molded our skills to present a dynamic online magazine that hopes to support cultural diversity through education."
Added 02062008

The Curated Object: "A non-profit media project that offers a comprehensive list of decorative arts and design exhibitions. 'The Curated Object will become an important resource for collectors, designers, journalists, and enthusiasts from across the spectrum of design. At last, the design world will have its own clock,' according to Ellen Lupton, Curator, Design journalist, Writer, Critic and Proprietor of Design, Writing, Research."
Added 01262008

daily distillery: "Visual diary of interesting Web art from the Italian new media and print design firm Left Loft."
Added 11122002

Decorative Arts and Design of the 20th Century Database: "More than 500 designers and manufacturers... you can choose your browsing : Timeline, Designers or Manufacturers or go directly to the last added section."
Added 07062001

Degree Confluence Project
Added 08162004

Design Cares: "Celebration of the role designers are taking in helping to improve the world and shows the breadth and depth of how they use their creative skill to improve the human condition, save the environment or assist with a myriad charitable causes."
Added 06292005

The Design Museum: "One of London's most inspiring attractions. Concerned as much with the future as the past, a programme of highly acclaimed exhibitions capture the excitement of design evolution, ingenuity and inspiration through the twentieth and twenty-first centuries."
Added 06122001

Design for Chunks: "How other designers would illustrate the usually plain inflight sickbag."
Added 06052002

Design for the Other 90%: "Of the world’s total population of 6.5 billion, 5.8 billion people, or 90%, have little or no access to most of the products and services many of us take for granted; in fact, nearly half do not have regular access to food, clean water, or shelter. Design for the Other 90% explores a growing movement among designers to design low-cost solutions for this 'other 90%.'"
Added 09022007

Digital History, University of Houston
Added 12212003

Digitalomo: "The essence of Lomography lies in taking your camera with you everywhere and sporadically documenting life without a great deal of deliberation or planning. Digital Lomography retains these core values, but uses cell phone cameras as opposed to traditional ones. This adds the advantage of quick-turnaround, and makes use of the fact that many of us regularly carry around a camera-equipped cell-phone."
Added 01122008

Doodleblog: "You are never more than two metres from a doodle(TM). Proliferating in phone pads, cutting into meeting agendas, nosing from the dreadful nests in the last pages of a school exercise book. This site is a continuous celebration, analysis and personal contribution to the plague."
Added 09012007

Doodles, Drafts & Designs: "This exhibition presents examples of industrial drawings in the collections of the National Museum of American History and the Smithsonian Institution Libraries. Some are working drawings, ideas sketched in pencil or ink. Others are more finished, designed for presentation. A few are printed, either as sales material or as part of a patent application. They visually document American industrial creativity, from inventor's hand and investor's boardroom, to patent office, factory floor, and manufacturer's showroom."
Added 04232005

Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty
Added 07012005

Dr. Leslie & The Composing Room: 1934–1942 An Important Time In The Development Of American Graphic Design: "An MFA Thesis Project Written & Designed by Erin K. Malone Rochester Institute of Technology, 1994."

Drawger: "A central spot on the web where illustrators are writing about whatever it is they're writing about at the time, and showing stuff as well."
Added 11042007

Dresden Codak: "An illustrated celebration of science, death and human folly."
Added 11042007

Earth from Above: "121 photographs, selected from 100.000 images, shot by Arthus-Bertrand over more than 100 different countries."
Added 09062002

Ephemera: "Means temporary. Short-lived. Ephemeral things don't last very long. Like a May Fly or the split second a shutter is open. Or web pages. Or us."
Added 05072004

Eva Hesse (San Francisco MoMA)
Added 05242002

Exactitudes
Added 04012007

EXCESS Online Magazine
Added 12312007

Exhibits Online from Communication Arts
Added 06122001

The Exotic Menial: "In deepest servitude to letterforms in all environments"
Added 12312007

Experience Music Project: "Interactive music museum located in Seattle, Washington."
Added 07102004

Faces in Places: "A photographic collection of faces found in everyday places."
Added 10262007

Fantasy Design: "Fantasy Design is a project in which schoolchildren are the main actors and producers of design. Fantasy Design is a three-year design education project consisting of activities aimed at schools and special training and teaching materials for teachers. The immediate and most visible result of the project will be an international touring exhibition of works by schoolchildren."
Added 08192005

Farnsworth House: "Built by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1951 and located near Plano, Illinois, is one of the most famous examples of modernist domestic architecture and was considered unprecedented in its day."
Added 05292004

Faveup: "A simple gallery of inspirational design. Everybody gets designer's block sometimes so it's nice to have somewhere to go to get your creative juices flowing again."
Added 02062008

FILE Magazine: "A collection of unexpected photography."
Added 06092007

for the love of type
Added 03222008

The Forgotten: "Chronicles the atrocities of the Armenian genocide of 1915."
Added 10222001

Gallery of Computation
Added 03082008

gapingvoid: "Cartoons drawn on the back of business cards by Hugh MacLeod"
Added 04012007

Graphic Design in the Mechanical Age from Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
Added 06122001

GUIdebook: "Dedicated to preserving and showcasing Graphical User Interfaces, as well as various materials related to them."
Added 04012007

hand.written.letter.project.
Added 12282007

Henry Dreyfuss: Directing Design from Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
Added 08232001

Hip Hop and Rap Posters: Wide Selection of Hip Hop and Rap posters for you.
Added 10122003

Homage to the Stamp: "Series of stamps inspired by Otl Aicher."
Added 02102008

Hubble Heritage Project: "The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is a research tool dedicated to scientific studies of nature. Enroute to illuminating the forces shaping our cosmos, HST has accumulated a cosmic zoo. The Hubble Heritage Project sees this instrument also as a tool for extending human vision, one that is capable of building a bridge between the endeavors of scientists and the public. By emphasizing compelling HST images distilled from scientific data, we hope to pique curiosity about our astrophysical understanding of the universe we all inhabit."
Added 06052002

I Am: The Project: "A crucial initiative of AIGA/NY is its Mentoring Program, which is celebrating its Tenth Anniversary. Our Mentoring Program pairs students from New York City's High School of Art and Design with professional AIGA members. Mentors expose students to the working environment, paying attention to not only Graphic Design but also to the High School's majors of Fashion, Architecture, Photography, Illustration and Film. The Mentoring Program also participates in social outreach that extends the students' awareness beyond the workplace into the community. Mentor/student pairs meet one-on-one for two hours every other week. The 54 mentors are volunteers; the students are recruited by the teacher coordinator at the high school. Often, mentors and students form lasting bonds and remain in contact after graduation."
Added 05282004

Infinite Race: "The goal of IR will be the same—to expose the online community to intellectual and visual stimuli, while supporting the global network of artists, writers, educators, and organizations."
Added 06042002

The International Biennale of Graphic Design in Brno: "Founded in 1963, the Bienale is one of the longest running events of its kind in the world. The Biennale is held every other year in Brno, which is the second largest city in the Czech Republic—right in the heart of Europe."
Added 01192003

International Poster Gallery
Added 05222002

Internet Soul Portraits
Added 06092007

Intransient Photo Journal
Added 01192008

Invincible Cities: "A Visual Encyclopedia of the American Ghetto: Proposal for an Interactive Website and Book"
Added 01232008

Iskra Print Collective
Added 03012008

JPG Magazine: "Brave New Photography"
Added 08052007

Living American Master Photographers Project: "Ten years ago Paul Waldman embarked on a personal journey to document America's photographic legacy. LAMPP represents Waldman's interpretation of the importance of individual vision and experience in photography. His goal was, and still is, to document each photographer as an artist an individual so that "we see them as people, professionals, and not just as the photo credit they are so widely associated with."
Added 11072001

LogoPond: "Identity inspiration."
Added 04012007

Logo Design History by LogoOrange Design Group
Added 04012007

Look Look: "The magazine by young photographers, writers and artists"
Added 05132007

Love & Yearning, Mystical and Moral Themes in Persian Poetry and Painting
Added 12142003

Magnum Photos In Motion: "A photographic co-operative of great diversity and distinction owned by its photographer-members. With powerful individual vision, Magnum photographers chronicle the world and interpret its peoples, events, issues and personalities."
Added 06092007

Manitoga, The Russel Wright Design Center
Added 05292004

Marc Johns has a blog.: "A treasury of mildly amusing drawings (how lovely)."
Added 01292008

meatpaper: "Print magazine of art and ideas about meat. We like metaphors more than marinating tips. We are your journal of meat culture."
Added 07072007

Mies in Berlin and in America: "The career of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886–1969), one of the greatest architects of the twentieth century, was divided into two period: the first thirty years in Germany, the last thirty in America. The Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art host concurrent exhibitions that explore the entirety of the architect's work."
Added 08222001

The Miniature Earth: "The idea of reducing the world’s population to a community of only 100 people is very useful and important. It makes us easily understand the differences in the world. Website was first published in 2001, since than it has been seen by more than 2 million people around the globe and linked by more than 20.000 websites."
Added 10232006

Mixing Messages: Graphic Design in Contemporary Culture from Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
Added 08232001

MoAD: "Collector of stories—a repository of information to be shared with all who wish to know about the African Diaspora."
Added 12042005

MoMA Tall Buildings
Added 07052005

MoMA Workspheres: "Work concepts originated by internationally recognized designers who address the unique needs of specific work scenarios, including the nomadic office of a business traveler; the domestic office; the virtual office; and more traditional offices in settings configured for group interaction."
Added 06012001

Monoscope
Added 02022008

"Monuments of the Future", Designs by El Lissitzky: "Displayed at the Getty Research Institute from November 21, 1998 through February 21, 1999, explored Lissitzky's career as a typographer, book designer, and architect."
Added 09182001

motelsign.com
Added 09022007

Movies Posters: Wide selection of movie posters. You can buy any poster online, here, now.
Added 10122003

Museum of Arts and Design
Added 11142003

The Museum Of Bad Art: "MOBA is a community-based, private institution dedicated to the collection, preservation, exhibition and celebration of bad art in all its forms and in all its glory."
Added 01252008

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Architecture and Design Department: "The world's first curatorial department devoted to architecture and design was established in 1932. The graphic design collection includes in excess of 4,000 examples of typography, posters, and other combinations of text and image."
Added 06052001

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Architecture and Design Department: "The world's first curatorial department devoted to architecture and design was established in 1932. The design collection comprises more than 3,000 objects, ranging from appliances, furniture, and tableware to tools, textiles, sports cars—even a helicopter."
Added 06052001

Museum of Online Museums: "Here, you will find links from our archives to online collections and exhibits covering a vast array of interests and obsessions: Start with a review of classic art and architecture, and graduate to the study of mundane (and sometimes bizarre) objects elevated to art by their numbers, juxtaposition, or passion of the collector."
Added 09152005

NASA's Planetary Photojournal
Added 02032003

Nasher Sculpture Center: "Opening to the public October 20, 2003, the Nasher Sculpture Center is one of the few institutions in the world devoted to the exhibition, study, and preservation of modern sculpture."
Added 12142003

New York City: After the Fall
Added 07052002

NoRelevance: "Was created as a gallery of sorts to house some of the mountains of graphical ephemera that I collect. It was to be a way to give it some purpose other than to be sitting in boxes or scrapbooks and to serve as a means of sharing it with other like minded individuals. The appreciation of graphic design, whether good or bad, has reached the point of sickness with me. Typography distracts me at every turn of my life, it seems. What you will find on NoRelevance.com are some of those distractions."
Added 11072004

Notes from Afghanistan by Chris Steele-Perkins
Added 02042003

NPR StoryCorps Recording America: "Since 2003, thousands have taken part in the StoryCorps oral history project, describing their lives and history."
Added 05252005

NYPL Digital Gallery: "Provides access to over 363,000 images digitized from primary sources and printed rarities in the collections of The New York Public Library, including illuminated manuscripts, historical maps, vintage posters, rare prints and photographs, illustrated books, printed ephemera, and more."
Added 09152005

0lll.com: "London-based architectural photography website"
Added 12252005

On My Desk: "Artists, illustrators, designers and creative folk share the stuff on their desks"
Added 09302007

The Ones We Love: "A project highlighting young and talented photographers from around the world. Each artist contributed six photographs of the person(s) who is most important to them, taken outdoors in a natural setting."
Added 02082008

origami: "dedicated to the joy of origami—concepts, products and inspiration"
Added 03222008

Panoramas.dk: "Created by Hans Nyberg a commercial photographer in Denmark. My intention with this site is to make immersive panoramic images also called VR Photography more known among the general public."
Added 10012007

From Paris to Providence: Fashion, Art, and the Tirocchi Dressmakers Shop, 1915–1947 (RISD): "[This exhibit] tells the story of the Tirocchi sisters, their clients and workers, and the beautiful fabrics and dresses that brought them together. It is a story of immigrants adapting themselves to life in the United States, of women as workers and consumers, and of the fashions they created together, reflecting life and art in the first half of the twentieth century."
Added 04282002

Paul Rand: "This site is meant to honor and pay utmost respect to the life and work of Mr. Rand."
Added 01062008

Periodic Table Printmaking Project: "Ninety-six printmakers of all experience levels, have joined together to produce 118 prints in any medium; woodcut, linocut, monotype, etching, lithograph, silkscreen, or any combination. The end result is a periodic table of elements intended to promote both science and the arts."
Added 02232008

PhotoServe: "Photo District New's Visual Database of the World's Best Photographers"
Added 06112002

Photoshop Disasters
Added 03152008

Plimoth Plantation: "Plimoth Plantation is Plymouth as it was in the 17th century: it is a centuries-old Wampanoag homesite, a welcoming bench covered in furs, bluefish roasting slowly over an bed of hot coals, and a man dressed in traditional deerskin clothing. It is townspeople speaking the poetic language of Shakespeare's England, the sharp smell of gunpowder during a military drill, the sound of laughter around a glowing hearth and the salty breeze blowing across a wooden ship's deck."
Added 12142003

Poetic Science: "The first solo exhibition in New England focused on the work of Easthampton-based artist/binder Daniel E. Kelm."
Added 01292008

Posters American Style
Added 06052004

pollock matters 2006: "Alex Matter, son of photographer and graphic designer Herbert Matter and abstract painter Mercedes Matter, announced today the existence of 32 previously unrecorded works by the American master Jackson Pollock (1912–1956). Painted in his signature dripped and poured style, these compositions were discovered in 2002 following the death of Alex's mother."
Added 05252005

The Polaroid Photography of Grant Hamilton
Added 03082008

Powers of Ten by Charles and Ray Eames: "The Powers of Ten journey shown by this exhibition involves astronomy, biology, design, particle physics, and much more, but though it concerns all of these, ultimately it is about scale. Scale is a remarkably useful and powerful way to organise information and experience. The purpose of this exhibition is to give you a sense of that power and meaning."
Added 10252001

print & pattern: "Celebrates the world of surface pattern design"
Added 11252007

Public Lettering, A Walk in Central London: "Based on a walk by Phil Baines for his graphic design students which was then written up for the 1997 ATypI conference."
Added 01022004

re:constructions: "An on-line resource and study guide, designed to spark discussions and reflections about the media's role in covering the events of 11 September 2001 and their aftermath."
Added 06192002

Recycled Words: "I rescue, salvage, and recycle other people’s words."
Added 01232008

Return to Afghanistan: "Video journalist Travis Fox spent three weeks in Afghanistan chronicling the country's attempt to build a modern political order on ancient foundations."
Added 12142003

Revelatory Landscapes: "Over the last quarter of a century, landscape architecture has undergone a major transition and the evidence of change is seen in designs that go far beyond the shaping and planting of gardens and parks. Landscape designers have expanded their work in the exploration of the terrain of everyday experience, redefining the historical parameters of the field with their investigations. Related to the earthworks created in the last fifty years by artists who left the clean enclosures of galleries and museums to stake out land sites for their art, these new designs expose and interpret what exists, rather than obscuring the real conditions of the land with imposed design."
Added 08132001

Robot Hall of Fame: "The Robot Hall of Fame recognizes excellence in robotics technology worldwide and honors the fictional and real robots that have inspired scientific accomplishments. It was created by Carnegie Mellon University in April 2003 to call attention to the increasing contributions of robots to human endeavors."
Added 05062004

RobotProject
Added 09012007

The Rolling Exhibition: "15 Countries, 31 Cities, 32,000 Photos, One Stare"
Added 02232008

Rudolf Arnheim: gestalt psychologist, art and film theorist, author and professor: "Web site on his life and work by Roy Behrens "
Added 12262006

Running from camera: "The rules are simple: I put the self-timer on 2 seconds, push the button and try to get as far from the camera as I can."
Added 11112007

Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910–1934
Added 04232005

Russian Utopia: "The Russian Utopia is represented by a compact depository of 480 architectural projects from the last 300 years of the Russian history that have never been carried out. They constitute but a fraction of the pool of ideas with a claim on the architectural reorganization of engsia—a collective Russian dream."
Added 04052002

SAFE: Design Takes On Risk: "First major design exhibition at MoMA since its reopening in November 2004, presents more than 300 contemporary products and prototypes designed to protect body and mind from dangerous or stressful circumstances, respond to emergencies, ensure clarity of information, and provide a sense of comfort and security."
Added 10222005

Seattle Art Museum, The Conservator's Studio: "Shows how artwork is restored and repaired, as well as techniques to reveal the painting styles of Frida Kahlo."
Added 01062003

SFG Blank Book Project: "For 500 days, a traveling sketchbook will be sent from Washington DC to 50 illustrators around the world. Once the book arrives, each illustrator has 7 days to complete a sketch and send the book on to the next illustrator. The book will reach its final destination approximately mid-December, 2008. The theme for this inaugural book is, 'Where I Live.'"
Added 09302007

Silhouette Masterpiece Theatre
Added 02232008

Singing to the Deaf: "Collection of visual songs. It is a boxed set of eleven posters, booklets and ephemera that use graphic design in place of music. Each set of lyrics has been presented in a form that seeks to best communicate its core concept—to give a 'body' to the 'soul' of the idea."
Added 10012005

sleeveface: "one or more persons obscuring or augmenting any part of their body or bodies with record sleeve(s) causing an illusion."
Added 02082008

Sugar Frosted Goodness: "A creative community made with real member created artwork & illustrations. No artificial flavoring or preservatives. Not From Concentrate."
Added 09302007

2nd Look Image Gallery: "Images, articles, comments and any other fun stuff we can dream up from the 3d virtual world of Second Life."
Added 06012005

The Sensuous and The Sacred: Chola Bronzes from South India: "Among the most spectacular works of Indian sculptural art are the temple bronzes cast a thousand years ago in the Tamil-speaking region of south India during the Chola dynasty. "
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ShelSilverstein.com
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Sigmund Freud Museum Vienna
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Shine: "Celebrates Amnesty International's 40 years of creative activism + commitment to human rights."
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Similar Diversity: "An information graphic which opens up a new perspective at the topics religion and faith"
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Skull-A-Day
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Smithsonian Institution's HistoryWired: A few of our favorite things: "This experimental site introduces visitors to some of the three million objects held by the National Museum of American History, Behring Center."
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Space Posters
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