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NewsBinary Portraits of Famous DJs
A new series of portraits explores two sides of some of electronica's most famous faces.
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NewsLondon's Olympic Village to Provide Low-Income Housing
A welcome development, given the Olympics' less-than-desirable treatment of the homeless.
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NewsFairy Doorways Draw Crowds in Michigan
Artist's magical miniature installations are taking Michigan's public art scene into another dimension.
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NewsVintage Bikes Upcycled with Modern Parts
Canadian company reCycledride fuses the old with the new to create unique two-wheelers.
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NewsKickstarter Project Aims to Build a Pool in New York’s East River
New Yorkers are determined to make their river (or part of it, at least) clean enough to swim in.
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NewsArtists Create NYC-Inspired Murals for DKNY
It's the 21st century sequel to the Houston Street original.
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NewsArtist Aims to Print Out the Whole Internet
Poet Kenneth Goldsmith responds to Aaron Swartz's suicide with a world first attempt at printing out the Internet.
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NewsThe World’s First Smartphone Breathalyser
Just when you thought your smartphone might have reached its multitasking limit.
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NewsSculptures Made From Grains of Salt
When the works have run their course, he sends them back to the sea.
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NewsHow Much Can Google’s Self-Driving Car See?
360 degree vision and a one gigabyte per second data processing rate are promised with Google's latest.
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NewsA Bike That Unlocks The Pedal Power In Your Hands
Get your hands in on the action with the new 4 Strike Bike.
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NewsSingapore Stunning Garden Hotel Opens
Singapore's new Park Royal takes green living to a whole other level.
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NewsHow Glowing Plants Could Replace Light Bulbs
Bioluminescent plants and crowd funding are set to save the world from the carbon monster.
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NewsCatwalk Fashion and Font Design Combine
Every year, Paris-based designer Yvette Yang immortalises changing trends with her annual 'fashion font'.
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NewsThe Giant Paper Clip Handbag
Designer Peter Bristol has brought a new perspective to the humble paper clip.
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NewsGoogle Faces Finds Smileys on the Earth’s Surface
It's human to see faces everywhere; now it's an algorithm, too.
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NewsTransforming Modern Waste into Architecture
'Waste not, want not' is the catch-cry of Dutch design and architecture studios, Superuse.
