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September 7th, Lowell Ryan Projects is pleased to present If The Moon Turns Green, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Erin Trefry.

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Figure drawing class at Hippofactory, models are contemporary, edgy, dressed to reflect the times we live in. Think Coachella, burning man, NY street.  Some models will be without clothes or wearing very little clothing.

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Through augmented reality technology, the new feature on the namesake studio’s Trace app sets a new baseline for understanding and decision making.

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Sharing is Caring When I was much younger I was asked to be apart of a “Counsel of Elders”. It was a great honor and completely unexpected. Being so young myself I felt I did not have much to contribute to this younger man’s wisdom. But it did several things for me. It put me […]

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Not for humans yet

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The digital revolution, marketing “materials” have evolved into much more.

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It was a packed house at the Kimball LA Showroom as, Kent Reyling, Director of Workplace Strategies Kimball, moderated an informative event titled, “Merging Digital and Physical Workplaces, the Convergence of People, Places + Technology.”

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Through augmented reality technology, the new feature on the namesake studio’s Trace app sets a new baseline for understanding and decision making.

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44 percent. That was the click-through-rate of the first ever banner ad, purchased by AT&T on HotWired.com in 1994 Nowadays, this ad would be considered the scum of clickbait. No sane person would ever click on it. Fortunately, online advertising has rapidly evolved since the 90’s, so you don’t have to rely on attention-repellent banner ads anymore. You […]

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Eleven theses which Andreas von der Heydt believes will shape the future of education and the way we´ll be learning.

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Take a picture today of City Vibes – images or video – that show off your city. Whether it’s the small local details or sweeping panoramic skylines, dramatic long-exposures, abstract architecture, or images of people enjoying everything the city has to offer. Let’s see your city vibes! Send me a link or tag me @rschmolze […]

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When asked to envision how we should live in the future, it can seem glib for an architecture firm facing the realities of climate change to respond: Anywhere but here.

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Maria Aiolova, assoc. aia co-founder, terreform one An architect, educator, and urban designer who holds 18 technology patents, Aiolova co-founded Terreform One, a design research nonprofit in Brooklyn, N.Y. The group looks to technology, design, and synthetic biology to develop sustainable, localized solutions for transportation, infrastructure, waste treatment, food, water, energy, and other concerns. John […]

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For most people, the summer months recall laying out on the beach, family vacations, or kids running through the sprinkler in the grass, eating pop-ups. But if you work in retail, it’s time to start thinking about Christmas. Of course, its bigger than Christmas, it’s the entire Holiday Season, which, in the US starts at […]

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There are 28 million small businesses that drive the American economy, 46% of these entities operate without a website. The absence of a web presence has led to trillions of dollars of unrealized business in neighborhoods all across America. The photos should be diverse. Colorful. Real. Images captured from amazing businesses celebrating the craft and […]

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