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A cinema run on pedal power
October 10, 2011 | Courtney van der Weyden
A cinema run entirely on the use of pedal power. Magnificent Revolutions Cycle in Cinema has designed a cinema that uses the power generated by bicycle peddling viewers, an environmentally friendly idea that gives new meaning to exercise.…
Hall Pass Granted
October 5, 2011 | Courtney van der Weyden
The Hall Pass Tour… is a series of high energy concerts designed to encourage underserved students to pursue higher education through the use of music. After the successful launch in New York City, the program begins a nationwide tour and hasRead More
Join Gathering’11 to build better futures in Melbourne this June.
May 26, 2011 | White Spaces
By David Hood | Something needs to change. It’s clear that industrial age institutions and systems aren’t the answer to today’s complex social and environmental issues.
Albert Einstein once said, “We can’t solve problems by using…
How to Prosper & Survive in a Large Corporation.
May 3, 2011 | The Bull 1
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Sixteen years ago I received my last pay check as an employee of a large company. It wasn’t a bad life; it just wasn’t for me. So I reinvented myself as an entrepreneur. Several businesses later I made the right decision, at least forRead More
uncluttered white spaces presents “Making Ideas Happen”.
April 6, 2011 | White Spaces 7
At IF Talks, the spirit of innovation and inspiration runs deep. A discussion on change, a simple idea brought to life, an opinion on the future or a real life tale can move us, shift our thinking and enrich our knowledge and awaken us to make great…
Jeff Koons Must Die (The Video Game)
March 30, 2011 | White Spaces
Jeff Koons Must Die!!! is 80’s style arcade game positioning the player within an art museum overnight, with a rocket launcher during a Jeff Koons retrospective. The work of multimedia artist Hunter Jonakin, the stand up arcade…
Sydney Hosts the Rally for Climate Action on the 2nd of April. Come and Support Clean Energy.
March 15, 2011 | White Spaces 2
On April 2, there will be another ugly anti-climate tax rally in Hyde Park, Sydney. The loud, angry and often ugly rantings of a small minority of Australians egged on by self-promoting shock jocks has the potential to derail efforts by Australia…
Are You a Part of The Garage Sale Trail in 2011?
March 14, 2011 | White Spaces 2
The Garage Sale Trail is about sustainability, community and fun.
By getting people together to turn their old stuff into someone else’s new stuff, the day not only proves that second hand items can still have value, it keeps rubbish …
So what do you say when they ask?
February 3, 2011 | Andrew Fallshaw 6
- Time for some feedback.
BY ANDO | How was your meal? How often have you been asked that? And what do you typically say in response?
We need feedback to improve, without feedback, we become misguided. We conjure up fantasies about…
FEATURE | The Oiliest Catch by Dan Ilic
January 27, 2011 | White Spaces 2
Grand Isle is a small stretch of island where the oil and media first made landfall. As the slick slinks its way further east, both have almost been cleared out.
Ever since the Deep Horizon Mega Spillathon, I’ve had in the back of mind …
Bracket Features Under-Appreciated Ideas, Voices and Processes in Design
January 24, 2011 | White Spaces 1Bracket is conceived by Anonymous as a publication that features ideas, voices and processes that are overlooked and under-appreciated. The publication is art directed by design practice, SILNT with guest contributors for each issue.…
The Crusty Challenge Searching for the Last Man Standing
November 15, 2010 | White Spaces
In what is believed to be a world first, one hundred money and pie hungry contestants will battle it out to see who can stay on line the longest and win $10,000. The competition is being promoted via a rather watchable web film shot by Gobstopper’s…
Gavin Blake, Joe Hall & Zoe Brand Create a Unique Review of “What’s Mine is Yours”
October 12, 2010 | White Spaces
uncluttered white spaces and shareable recently asked our readers to suggest their most creative and unique idea for reviewing the book, What’s Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption by Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers.
We received…
Catchfire | Matching Non-Profits with Professionals
September 30, 2010 | White Spaces 1
Catchafire matches professionals who want to volunteer their skills with nonprofits and social enterprises that need their help. They match volunteers and organizations based on a variety of characteristics including skills, cause interests,…
To Live and Ride in L.A.
August 25, 2010 | White Spaces
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To Live & Ride In L.A. OFFICIAL TRAILER from TRAFIK on Vimeo.
TRAFIK presents The Official Trailer for To Live & Ride In L.A. (toliveandrideinla.com)
Over a year in the making, To Live & Ride In L.A. is the first feature-length…
Re-Invent The Book Review with The Rise of “Collaborative Consumption” & Win
August 23, 2010 | joshlalor
We have teamed up with Collaborative Consumption and Shareable.net to give you the chance to win.
We believe in sharing and recognize that sharing is also an important emerging industry. It’s critical for the future of the environment, …
Diesel Create Facepark | The Analog Version Of Facebook
August 17, 2010 | White Spaces 1
Diesel’s “Be Stupid” campaign platform continues to drive innovation and awesomeness in there approach to social engagement.
Diesel has created a social event called Facepark, a live event where thousands turned up to create an analog…
Yes I am Precious. A Bike with a Brain Doing Good.
August 17, 2010 | White Spaces
Meet Precious, the bike with a brain that’s riding across America to raise funds for Lance Armstrong’s LIVESTRONG charity.
Bike with a brain? Well, it’s a bike with all sorts of sensors attached to some pretty cool code and a few silicon…
Redesigning Parking Meters to Help the Homeless
August 11, 2010 | White Spaces
Can a parking meter help deal with homelessness?
Montréal’s retired mechanical parking meters, ParcoDons, have been recycled and redesigned to collect donations to help the city’s homeless. The project was launched in 2007…
Calfee Design | Helping Entrepreneurs in the Developing World
August 10, 2010 | White Spaces
Calfee Design is helping entrepreneurs in the developing world make locally sourced bamboo bicycles for domestic and international sale. Through the Bamboosero initiative, Calfee set up two bike-building groups in Ghana who build frames…
7 Collaborative Companies That Will Change The Future.
August 9, 2010 | White Spaces 2
We have curated a list 7 of our favorite sharing platforms. Collaborative consumption is used to describe the cultural and economic force away from ‘hyper-consumption’ to re-invented economic models of sharing, swapping,…
What BP Could have Bought With All the Money They Lost in the Oil Spill
August 4, 2010 | White Spaces 2
Life in the world of planetary destruction. Visual Economics have created an amazing infograph pointing us towards things BP could have bought with all the money they lost in the oil spill.
- 10 years of clean water for each of the 884,000 people
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A BATHING APE and DAIWA create the 144 hour pop-up retail store.
July 22, 2010 | White Spaces 1
A BATHING APE are creating a special pop-up store alongside fishing brand DAIWA. The collaboration will come to life on July 24th, as both companies officially open the retail spot dubbed 144H, for the amount of hours it will remain open to…
Look Mum no Hands | Eco-friendly cyclists reclaim London
July 12, 2010 | White Spaces
A new sub culture has silently wheeled onto the London bike scene. Eco-friendly cyclists have reclaimed the car-heavy city for their own and now, they have even got their own coffee shops.
Look Mum No Hands! is one such bike-loving institution,…
Mini continues its support in the battle against HIV/AIDS with Life Ball Series
June 24, 2010 | White Spaces 1
Mini continues its support in the global battle against with HIV/AIDS with the 2010 Life Ball. Included in this series are contributions from fashion icons Calvin Klein creative director Francisco Costa, Diane von Furstenberg, and …
WINNER OF PONOKO DESIGN COMPETITION | @RFAMBURIS
May 25, 2010 | White Spaces 1The $100 winner of the Ponoko & uncluttered white spaces click to make design competition is @RFamburis for his concept:
“I would make musical instruments such as uniquely styled and shaped xylophones, marimbas, glockenspiels”…
The Cave | The ‘noise’ of dining & conversation
April 12, 2010 | White Spaces 2
Claudia Kukrov from PSFK points us to the Sydney-based Koichi Takada Architecture firm creation and design for The Cave Restaurant. The restaurants seeks to create the ideal acoustic dining experience, the firm explains.
We have experimented…
STREAT | Thai papaya salad helping homeless and disadvantaged youth.
April 6, 2010 | White SpacesMelbourne based STREAT have launched there first food cart in Federation Square! After much pushing, pulling and last-minute repairing, we are serving yummy street hawker food at an affordable price.
STREAT actually manage to cook Thai …
How to “Green” your workplace
March 31, 2010 | White SpacesGOOD Magazine gives us some great insights into greening our workspace. Roberto Rhett, the director of Green Spaces NY, an eco-friendly co-working office share, shares with Good, how to lower the impact of your workplace without driving …
The Circus Bar & Restaurant | London
March 18, 2010 | White SpacesTom Dixon recently completed the interior for an innovative bar, restaurant and entertainment experience called Circus located in central London. Circus is a unique venue that presents entertaining acts within a bar and restaurant setting,…
Evans Williams Announces Twitter to Launch @anywhere
March 16, 2010 | White SpacesTwitter CEO Evan Williams just announced at SXSW that his company is taking another step to integrate with the rest of the web with a new platform called @anywhere. Operators of third-party websites will be able to plug in @anywhere to integrate…
Innovative thinking helping homeless in New York City
March 15, 2010 | White SpacesA problem like homelessness hides in plain sight: It’s easy not to give, because, as any city dweller knows, you simply don’t notice the homeless after a time. And even if you intend to be charitable, you’re probably loathe…
Is Bottled Water Really That Bad? Yes.
March 8, 2010 | White Spaces 2In February, I wrote an article in relation to bottled water. You can read it here to get up to speed. The article recieved all sorts of feedback from constructive and educational (Thanks Ando_F), to boring with no purose through to inspiring…
IF Melbourne in review:: “Nostalgia, denial & arrogance” – Ben Crowe @ IF 2010
March 1, 2010 | White Spaces
uncluttered white spaces hosted our second Innovation forum (IF Melbourne) on Tuesday night at Denmark House Melbourne.
The night turned out one of the most influential panels and guests list I have been involved in with some amazing contributions…
Rick Klotz on the world’s got problems.
February 26, 2010 | White SpacesAs a continuation on our series tracking the devlopments at Freshjive (or formerly known as) in relation to the recent name changes, we found this short documentary intruiging, controversial with plenty of room for interpretation.
If we …
Jamie Oliver’s TED Prize wish:: Teach every child about food
February 15, 2010 | White Spaces 3Have you ever been so moved by a speech that it change the very foundations of your life? I have. The majority of the speeches that moved me to create changes in my life were delivered by TED.
Last week, they did it again. After awarding Jamie Oliver…
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