Cuma, Aralık 30, 2011
Pazar, Aralık 25, 2011
william wilson
Adopting Edgar Allan Poe's short story as the origin narrative, William Wilson explores the contrapuntal tensions between the ego and the superego in man. Fabular Films, 2011. Starring Ilker Oztop. Cinematography by Brynmore Williams. Music by Ben Cosgrove. Directed by Michael Van Devere. Winner for Best Cinematography at the Los Angeles International Underground Film Festival and Best Performance at the Los Angeles New Wave International Film Festival in the experimental film categories.
Perşembe, Aralık 08, 2011
lego kataloğu
Lego 73'te daha iyiymiş bence. Tek yapımlık Bionic setleri falan hiç Lego'ya uygun gelmiyor bana. Standart set bulmakta da zorlanıyorum.
kataloğun tamamı.
kamusal alanda sanat
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etiketler
belgesel,
british council,
kamusal alan,
kent,
sanat,
trt
Pazartesi, Aralık 05, 2011
Pazar, Aralık 04, 2011
sizi düelloya davet ediyorum.
karton borularla savaşmaca. amaç karşıdakinin borusunu kırmak. ligi bile varmış.
cat's cradle
hemen her kültürde olan bir oyun olsa gerek. şurada bir seri bulmak mümkün. ama bunun dışında da bir çok oynama şekli var.
the five best toys of all time #5
Dirt
When I was a kid one of my favorite things to play with was Dirt. At some point I picked up an interest in cleanliness and I have to admit that I’m personally not such a fan of Dirt anymore — many parents (particularly indoor people like me) aren’t so fond if it either. But you can’t argue with success. Dirt has been around longer than any of the other toys on this list, and shows no signs of going away. There’s just no getting rid of it, so you might as well learn to live with it.
First off, playing with Dirt is actually good for you. It’s even sort of edible (in the way that Play-doh and crayons are edible). But some studies have shown that kids who play with Dirt have stronger immune systems than those who don’t. So even if it means doing some more laundry (Dirt is notorious for the stains it causes) it might be worth getting your kids some Dirt.
So what can you do with Dirt? Well, it’s great for digging and piling and making piles. We’ve got a number of outdoor toys in our backyard, but my kids spend most of their time outside just playing with Dirt. Use it with Stick as a large-format ephemeral art form. (Didn’t I tell you how versatile Stick was?) Dirt makes a great play surface for toy trucks and cars. Need something a little gloopier? Just add water and — presto! — you’ve got Mud!
Dirt is definitely an outdoor toy, despite your kids’ frequent attempts to bring it indoors. If they insist, you’ll probably want to get the optional accessories Broom and Dustpan. But as long as it’s kept in its proper place, Dirt can be loads of fun.
Wired: Cheap as dirt.
Tired: Dirty.
Jonathan Liu
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