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Yesterday I wore the top half of a hanbok (한복) and cut-off shorts to class. One of my...
Way early this morning I sat down and did some writing and figuring about things I’d like to work on for myself. It felt good.
Funnily enough, what...
Checked out the blog of a new follower and it is full of superb stuff. Especially recommended for fans of urbanism and...
via @Roma Virtual Network on 22.05.13
STREAMING OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE | 23 May 2013
”Linkage of the historical experience of Roma in Europe...
Tiger Rabbit in Hongdae, Seoul. Via Wooster Collective. FYI, tigers are not exactly so fearsome in Korean folktales.
Hip-hop and certain strains of urban planning are natural allies.
As pondered back in 2011: A Youtube flurry led to the discussion that hip-hop videos are all about place. Biggie Smalls, Nas, ok pretty much any New York rapper has shot a music video of a saunter through the neighborhoods of his youth.
Rap Quotes by Jay Shells
This awesome project plots various locations in New York city that are mentioned by rappers in songs. Jay Shells places these street signs at the exact locations mentioned by the rapper and inadvertently creates a hip hop scavenger hunt that I’d love to take part in. I really hope these signs are never removed because it’s really interesting to know that when you stand below one of these signs, you’re standing at a point that has had a part to play in the evolution of hip hop culture. I’ve embedded a video below where Jay Shells gives more insight into the project.
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Peter Pink had me at potato.

Potatoes for peace and pink sunglasses.
Sometimes you gotta get wet. Cement Eclipses: Small Interventions in the Big City (Isaac Cordal)
“Every object that serves humans in our urban environment sooner or later breaks down under stress: the joints of the working arm of a tractor break, bus stop seats split in two…” (Urban Medic)