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  1. Raw25 | Graduate Exhibition
    Posted by Synth Eastwood
    May 2012
    Ahead of our big launch party next week we wanted to make sure we covered the upcoming exhibition by IADT graduates. RAW25, features the diverse photographic projects of twenty-five final year students. The exhibition will be held in both Moxie Studios & the IADT Campus in Dun Laoghaire over the coming weeks. Be sure and pop along to see some new great work.... [Read more]
  2. Print That Makes A Noise.
    Posted by Synth Eastwood
    May 2012
    This is a brilliant idea from brazilian design agency dm9ddb. Saxofunny are a company who compose and treat audio for commercials. Their tag line is "every image has a sound" and this poster campaign couldn't sum up that line any better. Will Mr and Mrs dm9ddb please take a bow.... [Read more]
  3. The brilliant work of Mike O’Toole
    Posted by Synth Eastwood
    May 2012
    Dublin based photographer Mike O'Toole is someone we've long admired at Synth Eastwood HQ. Whether his projects are portraiture, landscape, food, travel or fashion, they always seem to have a warm memory-like narrative — a sort of familiar feeling that draws you further into the image. His website has a lovely balance of commercial ... [Read more]
  4. Memrise A New Language Today
    Posted by Synth Eastwood
    May 2012
    This website Memrise offers a new angle on learning languages and other subjects too. The free service attempts to remove the chore from digesting a new topic and harnesses the benefits of online communities to put your new knowledge into practice. Well worth a look.... [Read more]
  5. Seinfeld this Weekend
    Posted by Davey
    May 2012
    Jerry Seinfeld will be in Dublin this weekend for one night only. Let's hope Pat Kenny won't be around to introduce him to the stage. The video clip is from 1981 and it's interesting to see how he nailed this own style of observational comedy so early on and stuck with it. Anyone lucky enough to have tickets?... [Read more]
  6. Nik Nowak’s Panzer Sound Tank
    Posted by Synth Eastwood
    May 2012
    German artist Nik Nowak has built a life-size Panzer Sound Tank that shoots live audio. A beautifully sculpted speaker unit sits on a pivoting hydraulic allowing the panzer to release sound in what ever direction it sees fit. The speakers are connected to an on-board live set up of drum machines, effects units, sequencers and a mic. All this rests on 2 ultra mobile threads so you can manouver the tank through any party based terrain you desire.... [Read more]
  7. Broken Houses
    Posted by Synth Eastwood
    May 2012
    This is a beautiful series of photos conceived by Tel Aviv artist Ofra Lapid. Ofra uses the internet to search for raw materials of which she recycles and reworks into a new piece of art. The originals of these photos were found online, taken of dilapidated buildings in North America. The process to print, cut-out and form a 3 dimensional sculpture set to a blank backdrop has created a simple but striking new effect. Loads more here.... [Read more]
  8. A Joyful Slog
    Posted by Al
    May 2012
    A Joyful Slog is a great documentary focusing on the independent music scene and DIY culture in Ireland over the last 20 years. Put together by The Community of Independentsand helped by First Music Contact, it features loads of interviews with bands, promoters, record shop owners, music journalists, fanzine and poster artists. Even rare footage from a Fugazi gig I attended in a parish hall in Kilkenny in 1999. Well worth a watch.... [Read more]
  9. Lovely Angles from Daniel Michel
    Posted by Al
    May 2012
    Angular shapes and great ideas from German jewelery, furniture, product designer Daniel Michel. Everything from bubbles to google vases to secret chats, Michel has put his own stylish spin on proceedings. His website is well worth a flick through.... [Read more]
  10. John Peel’s Archive to be Made Public
    Posted by Al
    May 2012
    Sheila Ravenscroft is the wife of the late radio-legend John Peel and the patron of the John Peel Centre for Creative Arts. In conjunction with The Space and the BBC, the Centre for Creative Arts is making sections of Peel's legendary music collection public. The vast encyclopedia of audio includes ... [Read more]

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