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Monday, February 25, 2008
Pica + Pixel, collating visual culture / Digital Museum of Social Housing (in Dutch) / garfield minus garfield, surreal genius / Pretty Taxing, 'artists' tax disc holders' / save Robin Hood Gardens / Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time / Criva, culture and imagery / OneThirtySecond, kits of 60s and 70s classic cars.

The work of Ivan Slavinsky, 'the self-styled 'most expensive artist in the world''. From Carole Cadwalladr's Observer piece 'Shopping with the oligarchs'. Book now for the 2008 fair. Check the gallery of the 2007 fair, and the Observer's own gallery by Andy Hall.

Creative Review feature on United Visual Artists. The UVA website and blog / As a Dodo, 'the obituaries you'd like to see' / orders of magnitude / One Page Magazine, an art project. Compare their version of Wired with this much-linked 'archaeology' of Wired issue 1.1 at fimoculous / a set of Jacques Tati clips / most insensitive use of a Holocaust memorial?

Swatch and Beyond, revealing the sheer 80s hideousness of these inexplicably popular timepieces / Hitspaper, Japanese culture / In Pictures We Trust / the light blue line, tracking climate change / Virtual and real blur in Eve Online: 'Eve is a great place to learn business skills, or to sharpen business skills' / illustrator Jonathan Williams / plastic kit Model Box Art Library. Could be so much more. Plastic model set on flickr.

IKEA accused of teasing Denmark: 'It seems to be an example of cultural imperialism. IKEA has chosen the objects with the lowest value and given them Danish names.' / aerial images of the Burj Dubai - the grainy little video looks like a special effect, a hazy world into which this gigantic, almost alien structure, has risen like a black termite mound.

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