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Chicago: Universal Experience
(08 February 2005) - Starting Feb. 12, Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art hosts Universal Experience: Art, Life, and the Tourist’s Eye. The four month, building-wide exhibit will showcase large scale installations as well as smaller pieces, like videos and photographs, featuring artists’ experiences while traveling and residing among foreign cultures. Universal Experience will include pieces by Andy Warhol, Max Becher, Doug Aitken, Ilya and Emilia Kabako and many...
Ice Hotel
(08 February 2005) - Feeling adventurous? If you find yourself in the small village of Jukkasj‰rvi in Northern Sweden between the months of December and April treat yourself to an unusual night or two at the Ice Hotel. The rest of the year the hotel is slowly melting and waiting to be rebuilt come next icy season, pulling blocks of ice from the Torneålven River. The hotel has...
Shopping Vancouver: 4 Favorites
(07 February 2005) - In the last 24 hours I've hoofed all over most of downtown Vancouver looking for hot retail and interesting products. This is a great little city with lots to see and do, but being the turbo consumer that I am, my focus was clear. Results after the jump. ...
Mill City Museum—Minneapolis
(04 February 2005) - Mill City Museum, one of downtown Minneapolis's latest architectural achievements. Rather than completely erase the existence of the former flour-processing plant that was destroyed by fire in 1991, the new museum was constructed within the remaining outer walls, now jagged and ragged but still intact. The Mill City Museum, designed by local firm Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle, is constructed of ground-to-rooftop windows and steel beams...
Gridskipper
(31 January 2005) - Gridskipper, the new travel blog from Gawker Media, has just launched. If you're looking for a guide that combines facilitated decadence on a budget, or if you just want inside tips on your destination of choice, Gridskipper promises to be there for you. According to Nick Denton, Publisher, Gridskipper is all about giving you the essentials, as opposed to other travel guides that are...
Escape Lab Travel Album
(29 January 2005) - Words can't explain how very, very, cool the Escape Travel Album is. I know nothing about who is behind this, or where the pictures are from, but damn is it impressive-- and a lot of fun to look through. It offers 3D, 2D, and plain flat interface navigation through dozens of destinations around the globe with high quality photos from each. Taking a screen...
Welcome Ari, Plus New Categories!
(27 January 2005) - I'm pleased to announce that Ari Bendersky has joined our little collective. He'll be focusing on Music, which is a category many of you have requested be covered here on Cool Hunting. Ari has lots of experience in the biz, which means he gets advances on all the new releases and has the opportunity to interview lots of fun people. Very exciting! And speaking...
Dangerous Breed
(12 January 2005) - I hear Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea are awfully beautiful travel destinations if you don’t mind air raids and the smell of depleted uranium in the morning. The “Gaza Strip Club”, “Ski Iraq”, and “Discover the Magic: Iran” , are just a few of the daring t-shirt designs from the Axis of Evil Vacation Destinations package. Brought to you by Dangerous Breed, you’re sure...
Foodie Survival Kit
(24 December 2004) - Mobile Foodie Survival Kit from Flight 001 for $30. Never again suffer from bland or nasty food simply because you're on the road. This little kit features all the essential herbs and spices-- like crucial wasabi and soy sauce. Spices are organized in small containers to prevent mess and the kit is small enough to fit in your handbag or backpack. You’ll be happy...
Van Der Waals Clock
(05 November 2004) - When form defines function the experience of a product is better. In this case, Charlotte Van Der Waals' World Time Clock takes the math and confusion out of time zone hopping. Simply position the clock with the desired city on top and the correct time is displayed. $70 at Moss ...
Frank Sauvaire
(21 July 2004) - French fashion photographer Franck Sauvaire has been visiting ibiza over the last 16 years. Ibiza - Isla En El Mar is a collection of hundreds of his photographs capturing the ecstasy and agony of this island, its inhabitants and its visitors. From crystal clear waters, to dusky panoramic vistas and drug fuelled dancing, the book lends an intriguing insight for people yet to visit...
Mile High Kit
(14 June 2004) - Mile High Kit is the first in a new line of products from Oro Design. Stocked with everything you need to get prepared and get busy, the Mile High Kit keeps the savvy traveller equipped with all the toys and tools needed for a hot night. Condoms, cock ring, lube and more are all packed in to a tasteful little case. $55 at flight001...
Terminal 5
(08 June 2004) - The Saarinen designed TWA terminal at New York's JFK airport will house an art exhibit that is curated to respond to the transitory nature of travel. While that description may sound a bit cryptic and recursive, the list of artists who will be showing in this iconic space promises to bring something special. Terminal 5 is an event for air travel. The airport terminal...
Message in a Bottle
(02 June 2004) - On 25th May 2004, fifty bottles with messages inside them were released into the sea off the south east coast of England near Ramsgate Maritime Museum. Their intended destination is 800km East of mainland New Zealand: the Chatham Islands (the exact opposite side of the globe from where they were released). These bottles are different, however, because they also have GPS transmitters in them....
Zipcar
(17 May 2004) - Need to rent a car for a few hours? Want a quick way to reserve, pick up and drop off? Zipcar is the answer. Use their search tool to get a map of cars near you, book it, then pick it up from an on street parking space. All you need is your Zipcard to unlock the door. Their fleet includes Mini Coopers and...
Contemporary Art Museum: Niteroi, Rio, Brazil
(15 April 2004) - Oscar Niemeyer is undoubtedly Brazil's most influential modern architect. I was only able to see a small sampling of his work, but was blown away by the Contemporary Art Museum in Niteroi (outside of Rio). This Jetson's fabulous structure looks like progressive 50's Modern, but was actually completed in 1996. Especially genius is how the alien structure harmonizes with surrounding nature. Check out the...
Sidewalks in Rio
(15 April 2004) - The sidewalks all along the beach in Rio are a lovely modern checkerboard pattern made from imported Portugese stone....
Dynamap Manhattan
(04 February 2004) - Dynamap Manhattan is a product from NYC based Urban Mapping. It's a three layered map that includes neighborhoods, streets and subways. Depending on the angle you view it from you can see one or more of these layers. Having one map that eases your transition above and below ground is a valuable asset to anyone visiting NYC (not to mention the loads of directionally...
Wallpaper Navigator
(12 January 2004) - Next month Wallpaper* will release a book featuring the Navigator* section from all their past issues. Each city includes the following sections: * Scene setter: panoramic shots of each city - beautiful and informative * The hottest hotels (and which rooms to book) * The new neighborhoods - where to find the in-crowd * Architecture and design hotspots - how new generations of designers...
SuperTalk
(23 November 2003) - SuperFuture has launched SuperTalk, a discussion board for global shopping experts. It's a great resource to figure out what's what in NYC, Tokyo and Sydney....
SuperFuture City
(13 June 2003) - Superfuture is another food, fashion, hotel, and nightlife city guide. But this one is only about the cool stuff. Created by Wayne Berkowitz, here's his Superfuture scenario: >> the scenario >> I regularly have friends [and others] visit me in Tokyo, however in the last few years rarely find time to show people around. Instead, it goes something like this ::::: Rendezvous at friends...
A Photo of Every Address in Paris
(04 April 2003) - Isabel Mendes, a young Brazilian photographer, is photographing every single address in Paris. She is doing this project for a French mapping company that is creating a digital index of the city. You can enter an address or navigate a map of the city on France TÈlÈcom's Yellow Pages site pagesjaunes.fr, demandez c'est trouvÈ ! her story was recently covered in the New York Times....
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