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Barbara Jean Day and Charles Addams

This wolf in British Columbia took a break from eating herring roe to investigate a half-submerged object: the photographer’s camera

Ron Arad’s iconic ‘Concrete Stereo’ is a must-see at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum

First created in 1983, Arad’s Concrete Stereo is an iconic example of post-industrial aesthetics. Approximately ten stereos were produced of which five are today retained in major international museum collections. With the realisation of electronics that were so small, they no longer dictated the form of their housing, the production of home audio equipment became feasible, particularly as the parts could be bought as readymade elements. Arad chose concrete as the medium for this apocalyptic hi-fi, as a way of underlining its architectural character or to achieve a science-fiction look, read the rest at...