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An extensive exploration with shadows, the One Day Poem Pavilion demonstrates the poetic, transitory, site-sensitive and time-based nature of light and shadow.

Using a complex array of perforations, the pavilion’s surface allows light to pass through creating shifting patterns, which–during specific times of the year–transform into the legible text of a poem. 

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Help the Honey Bees - Krumpin from mike geiger on Vimeo.

From Thursday 4 May to Sunday 7 May 2006, The Sultan’s Elephant appeared on the streets of central London. Created by the French company ‘Royal de Luxe’ the wooden elephant weighed 42 tons and was the height of a three-storey house! Royal de Luxe are an extraordinary European street theatre company, renowned on three continents but hardly known in Britain. This was the first time a ‘Royal de Luxe’ show had appeared in London.

Yeah, you think your hip. Take a peek at this bad mag and write us about how cool you are.

Straight RAD!

Making of Skate 2 game.Skate 2.

Puma City by Lot-EK is an 11,000 sq ft traveling pavillion for Puma’s entry into the world’s toughest sailing race, the Volvo Ocean Race 2008-2009. Puma City contains a full Puma retail store, offices a bar/lounge and an outdoor terrace area. Puma City was built from 24 storage containers a fabulous modular build out, so all other marketing companies better step up.

Ghislain Poirier - Jusqu’en Haut from departement on Vimeo.

Join in the fun and try your hand at this musical game of “Punch the DJ,” check out the interactive version of the video here.

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thunderheist - jerk it from thatgo on Vimeo.

Baltimore meets the ’80s on Thunderheist’s Jerk It EP, which has been garnering the Toronto-based duo much attention lately. The pair recently signed to Big Dada, and they’ve also released this video for the EP’s title track. Appropriately, it features tanned and toned ladies decked out in chains and spandex and dancing to the beat. The chicken that shows up is a little more inexplicable.

The always innovative and way-gnarlier-than-you Sector crew give us a peek into what it’s like bomb a hill going mock holy shit.