1. The making of Luta clothing and fightwear - video | Life and style | guardian.co.uk →

    This is an interesting mixture of nonprofit group building a brand to sell and support the nonprofit, not the other way around. Thoughts?

  2. Said the bus stop.

    Said the bus stop.

  3. hellofieldwork: This coming up week. It’s almost here. We set up some of the space today and are getting ready for some interesting works! Come on down, and tell everyone you know! During the last week of April, re:active will co-host an afterschool arts and design workshop for teens called the Extraordinary Ordinary. It’s held at the Field Work space, run by students and faculty of PSU’s art and social practice and graphic design programs. It’s a great opportunity for high school students to work with design professionals to observe and respond to their surroundings. They’ll explore their community and uncover what’s unique, quirky, and offbeat. Using design processes to interpret what they’ve collected, students will create engaging experiences and reintroduce those ideas as site-specific installations throughout downtown Portland. The public will be invited to view the installations on the Friday evening following the program, April 29th, at a reception/walkthrough. We will meet at the Field Work space at 7pm. The process and installations will be documented in a catalog created with the Publication Studio.

    hellofieldwork:

    This coming up week.

    It’s almost here. We set up some of the space today and are getting ready for some interesting works!

    Come on down, and tell everyone you know!

    During the last week of April, re:active will co-host an afterschool arts and design workshop for teens called the Extraordinary Ordinary. It’s held at the Field Work space, run by students and faculty of PSU’s art and social practice and graphic design programs.

    It’s a great opportunity for high school students to work with design professionals to observe and respond to their surroundings. They’ll explore their community and uncover what’s unique, quirky, and offbeat. Using design processes to interpret what they’ve collected, students will create engaging experiences and reintroduce those ideas as site-specific installations throughout downtown Portland.

    The public will be invited to view the installations on the Friday evening following the program, April 29th, at a reception/walkthrough. We will meet at the Field Work space at 7pm. The process and installations will be documented in a catalog created with the Publication Studio.

  4. The Extraordinary Ordinary Workshop coming next month

    During the last week of April, re:active will co-host an afterschool arts and design workshop for teens called the Extraordinary Ordinary. It’s held at the Field Work space, run by students and faculty of PSU’s art and social practice and graphic design programs. 

    It’s a great opportunity for high school students to work with design professionals to observe and respond to their surroundings. They’ll explore their community and uncover what’s unique, quirky, and offbeat. Using design processes to interpret what they’ve collected, students will create engaging experiences and reintroduce those ideas as site-specific installations throughout downtown Portland. 

    The public will be invited to view the installations on the following Saturday, April 30, at a reception/walkthrough. We will meet at the Field Work space at 7pm. The process and installations will be documented in a catalog created with the Publication Studio.

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    Workshop held April 25-29, afternoons from 4-7pm, with reception @ Field Work on April 30, 7 pm: SW Jefferson St & SW 11th Ave. Portland, OR 97205.

  5. joints →

    this is a beautiful exploration of materials, structure and possibilities. 

  6. What a lo-fi, simple and cool way to express the hopes of a changing New Orleans created by designer and urban planner, Candy Chang. She calls it civic input onsite. Go see the rest of them! I Wish This Was « Candy Chang

    What a lo-fi, simple and cool way to express the hopes of a changing New Orleans created by designer and urban planner, Candy Chang. She calls it civic input onsite.

    Go see the rest of them!

    I Wish This Was « Candy Chang

  7. re:creative web mentoring platform (by Michael Etter)

  8. 2 more re:active billboards are at the printer

    2 more re:active billboards are at the printer. The ones created by Caldera Arts/Open Meadow student Fernando Munoz and local designer, Joshua Berger of Plazm design, and another designed by Eloe Gill-Williams and the folks over at Makelike.

    I will update with more specifics as we get ready to put them up.