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The man behind the stripper robot that went utterly viral for all the wrong reasons — Cool Quotient

sudshr47 December 10, 2018

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In the summer of 1989, Giles Walker, a young artist traveling around Europe with the state-of-the-art Mutoid Waste Company, was in Berlin building a ramming machine to break through the Berlin Wall. 

Today, Walker has achieved internet fandom for something rather different — building intricate pole-dancing robots with CCTV cameras for heads. Read more…

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How one artist creates sculptures that are only visible from one angle

sudshr47 October 11, 2018

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Jim Bond is an artist whose sculptures make the invisible visible. His latest installation, a three dimensional illuminated portrait of Rosalind Franklin, is only fully visible from only one position.

Bond’s sculpture, called ‘Making the Invisible Visible’, was one of ten winning designs featured in Historic England’s Immortalised exhibition. Read more…

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Art collective turns street covers into unique patterns for clothes

sudshr47 June 14, 2018

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“raubdruckerin” is an art collective turning manhole covers, grids and street tiles into printing presses that capture the unique footprints of European cities.

The word “raubdruckerin” literally translates as “pirate printer”. The group’s main goal is to explore the overlooked surfaces that give a city character. Read more…

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