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Category Archives: Technology
Earthship Homes Taos, NM
Today I went on an adventure which blew my mind. I visited an area literally surrounded by nothing but Earthships. If you are curious to know what that is (as I was) an Earthship is basically a radically sustainable home made … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Lifestyle, Nature, Philosophy, Photography, Real Estate, Technology
Tagged Earth Homes, Earthship, Earthship Homes, Earthship homes Taos, Sustainable Homes Examples, Taos, Taos New Mexico
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Art Dubai 2010: Curry-ous About Art
Because I like my curry like I like my art – I traveled to the middle east where the contemporary art scene is hot, hot, hot! New Middle Eastern artists are emerging everyday, and Middle Eastern collectors are cashing in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Exhibits, Museums, Technology, Travel
Tagged anton vidokle, art dubai, atar, curry, doha q, e-flux, global arts forum, im pei, islamic museum of art, louve pyramid, middle east, uae
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[Archive Tuesday] The Cryonically Frozen Man
In June 1965, Life Extension Society (LES) put out an ad to freeze one person stating “the Life Extension Society now has primitive facilities for emergency short term freezing and storing our friend the large homeotherm (man). LES offers to … Continue reading
Cool Design: Dyson Air Multiplier
I love James Dyson. He finds a problem with successful products that you think will never be changed, and changes them. And it the process makes them a hell of a lot better. His companies newest invention is the Air … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Technology
Tagged bladeless fan, Dyson, Dyson Air Multiplier, James Dyson
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July 16, 1945: Manhattan Project “Trinity”
Sixty-four years ago today, Manhattan Project: “Trinity”, the first nuclear test explosion, was detonated near Alamogordo, New Mexico. The Trinity detonation was equivalent to the explosion of around 20 kilotons of TNT and is usually considered the beginning of the … Continue reading