Yes and no. Although never intended to be The End, a closing post was made in October 2013. And since then, the blog just is, in limbo, and never totally dormant. I hope it continues to be a useful resource, nostalgia machine, and/or archive of a particular time.
Working Class Family
Oscar Bony, 1968
La Familia Obrera
Luis Ricardo RodrÃguez, a pattern cutter, and his wife and son were hired by Bony and paid twice the minimum wage to sit as an installation in La Familia Obrera. An audio recording of their everyday household life was playing in the background.
via Jennilee
Perpetual Melody Maker
Made by Lullatone.
"This is our never-ending music machine / analog loop maker."
Photo by stuarteve (flickr)
via Emma Cooper
KAY BOJESEN WALLPAPER!
"In the early 1950s the children's room at carpenter Svend Larsen's home in Langeskov was wallpapered with Kay Bojesen's wallpaper. When the family in the 1960s built a new villa next to the factory, the former residential area was converted into a workshop. They painted over this wallpaper, but they didn't bother painting behind a large cupboard..."
More: here. Wow. ©kaybojesendesign.dk
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