June 20, 2011

Young Me, Now Me

Who doesn't love a blast from the past? Ze Frank has been asking for submissions for his Young Me/Now Me project, which is being made into a book. People recreate pictures from their childhood to compare how they looked then with how they look now. Frank has been kind enough to blog some of the photos he believes are the best submissions he has received thus far.

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June 16, 2011

Candyland-Inspired Japanese Nightclub

American architects Tiffany Dahlen and Virginia Melnyk conceptualized a radical nightclub in Japan that's a direct response to the vibrant youth culture of Harajuku and the high-end fashion district of Omontesando. The nightclub features a large entrance hall, sushi restaurant, sake bar, music lounge and two VIP lounges. “The project took four months to design and a myriad of changes through the development,” says Melnyk.

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June 13, 2011

The Faces of Humanity

This past March, National Geographic Magazine released a portrait that will be forever burned into our memory: it was of a “typical” human face. The Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing had collected photos over a course of 10 years and then had digital artist Joe Lertola create a composite image. Earth's seven billion had been reduced to one: a 28-year-old Han Chinese man. (Watch this video for more info.)

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June 10, 2011

Interview Ewan McGregor and Mike Mills for Beginners

If you've been hanging out with us here at theMET, you'll remember that we took off to SF in April to attend the San Francisco international Film Festival on behalf of Saab. Their opening night movie was Beginners, starring the one and only Ewan McGregor. Back then, we promised you an interview that, due to certain “rules,” we could only show you until after the film was officially released.

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