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Monthly Archives: August 2014

DAVE EGGERS / BRISBANE WRITERS FESTIVAL

Dave Eggers of mono.kultur #25 fame delivers the Opening Address for the Brisbane Writers Festival this Friday, 5th September.
Brisbane Writers Festival
3-7th September 2014
Brisbane
Australia

HYPED UP?

I’m sure you’ve all heard already: Hyperlapse, the new app from Instragram that can replicate “[w]hat was once only possible with a Steadicam or a $15,000 tracking rig is now possible on your iPhone, for free.” As in the case of DSLRS, smartphone cameras, and–of course–Instagram, Hyperlapse represents the latest in innovations reducing cost and [...]

SOMEBODY

It’s kind of typical of Miranda July to announce that she is currently working on her first novel, but what she’ll come around with is a messaging app instead. This lady is all over the place, one might think, and is there anything she hasn’t done yet? But of course there is this unmistakable charm [...]

Fresh-Baked

Bless all eaters of #CAKE. Bless ‘quakers! Blast Bunny Hops!

DESIGN DETAILS: MONO.KULTUR #36 RICARDO BOFILL

Restraint can be a tricky thing sometimes when it comes to design, especially when you have to capture someone like Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill, with more than 30 years of a turbulent career and over a hundred built projects in just about as many styles to his name.
For our current issue mono.kultur #36, we had [...]

MONDAY MUSIC: FINK

Autumn is in the air, and Fink will do just fine when the days shorten and the trees turn brown, with his latest album Hard Believer true to form, and not just one but two videos to support his new single Looking too Closely. Choose your own poison.

McSweeney’s first ever student short story contest!

If you are a fan of McSweeney’s

WHITE CUBES INHABITED

We’re suckers for exhibitions where the gallery space is in itself transformed, rather than just being decorated – and so must be Olafur Eliasson, who is, of course, a master of transforming space. His latest experiment is on view at the renowned Louisiana museum in Denmark, where he turned the central space into a natural [...]

The Revolution will be colored

Lapham’s Quarterly shows the colorful side of revolutions.

BARRAGÁN

I’m so overly excited about Blonde Redhead’s forthcoming album Barragán. Their latest single The One I Love is just fantastic (so was the first track to be released No More Honey) and it takes me straight back to obsession of this fantastic band. The album was recorded with a lot of old analogue synthesizers and [...]