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In 12 SHOES for 12 LOVERS Sebastian Errazuriz explores for the first time the question of love and sex through the memory of 12 previous relationships.
His exhibition is an attempt to go through the reminiscence of former lovers who are the inspiration for each Shoe Sculpture.
The sculptures are accompanied by personal photos and stories in which Errazuriz reveals a glimpse of each relationship and in the process exposes himself to scrutiny and judgment. [more]
The exhibit will be on display December 6th through January 6th at the Melissa pop-up shop in Miami.
“Fangoria is the world’s #1 horror magazine. To promote magazine subscriptions around the holiday season, we created a series of posters featuring cute gingerbread men doing horrible things to one another.”
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An illustrated map of America populated with the legendary events and characters from popular science-fiction, horror and fantasy. You can buy from Chop Shop The Altered States of America as a large 36″x24″ 5 color poster.
Canadian artist Howie Tsui redesigned a pinball machine to turn it into a crude simulation of a musket-ball rattling around a soldier’s guts for a War of 1812-themed exhibition at the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre at Queens University in Kingston.
(inspired by Mandy)
RGD, in partnership with the Rotman School of Management asked Jacknife for a fresh design approach to their Inaugural DesignThinker of the Year Award. The award honours an outstanding corporate leader who has driven business success by utilizing sustained design thinking to problem solve, communicate, and ultimately innovate.
The RGD DesignThinker of the Year Award was created using a collaborative process that engaged 20 multi-disciplinary designers at Jacknife. The team spent 3 weeks exploring the central theme of “visually representing the design thinking process”. The resulting idea reinterpreted a traditional thinking icon, the human skull.
