Tsunagari D Delicious Bookmarks • 繋がりDのディリシャスブックマーク
Welcome to Tsunagari D Bookmarks on Delicious. Below is a (not so very) fancy bit of coding which brings in the latest 50 bookmarks from me Delicious account. For those who don't know anything about Delicious, check it out here.
繋がりDのディリシャスブックマークへようこそ。下記のはディリシャスから最近の50個のブックマークを入れて貰う好み(どうやろう)のコーディングです。ディリシャス知らない方はこちらへ(英語だけ)。
Delicious is basically online bookmarks. It's where I track most of the sites I find about Kansai. I can store the bookmark, give it a label and write comments all online, accessible from any computer. I've collected quite a little growing resource, and I have no intention of hoarding it all to myself. I'm really collecting to share.
簡単で言うとオンラインブックマークです。関西について見つけたサイトを追跡記録すること。保存・レベル・コメント全てオンラインでできる、どんなパソコンでもすぐにアクセスできる。ちょっとでも資源集まってきたと思って、しまっておくためではありません。共有するためにだよ。
How is this page in particular of use to you? Well, You should come back to it and check it out every now and then. The last 50 bookmarks come up, so It'll always automatically update. There will be a mix of stuff; places, faces and things I've found online and just bookmarked because I'll probably never blog about them.
このページは何の役に立つだろうか?例えなんですが、時々戻って来て見た方がいい。入力したサイトの最近の50個がの更新で表示します。ホンマにいろいろでるよ;オンラインで探した場所・人・ものを勝て勝手にブックマークして、何でと言うとブログなかなかできないかもしれないから。
If you'd like to browse all my Tsunagari D bookmarks on delicious, you can click here.
繋がりDのディリシャスブックマークを全部閲覧したい人はここクリックしてください。
Hope you find something you like.
本当に好きなことを見つけるのがご満足いただけますことを願っております。
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What's goin' down, Dec 2009 • 何が起こってんの、2009年12月
Must Sees
Osaka Art Complex vol.2 @ Fukuda Gallery, Tezukayama Gallery and Tengensya Gallery (4th~19)
3 awesome galleries unite to bring you what's awesome and hot in Osaka at the moment.
Fukuda Gallery sports Mukai Shouichi San, with his awesome exhibition "Heroes", a selection of kick-ass robotic diaper wearing ass-kicking baby paraphernalia sporting Babytector Series.
Tezukayama will be holding Hiroyuki Toi's "Seuzau", oil on canvas. Cute girls with balloon looking afros and toes turned inwards. Great stuff.
And Tengensya has two great names in the Kansai Scene; Momo and 東雅子, both producing character featured artworks that blend what's cute and what's creepy. And also seems to be only done here in Japan.
Natsuki Machida @ YOD (~5th Dec. TIME IS LIMITED!)
I interviewed Machida San for FLAG 003 and her upcoming exhibition MURMUR. Read the interview to see more about this, but for those who can't be stuffed or can't get their hands on a precious copy of FLAG here it is in a nutshell:
WORTH SEEING.
Sleeper Hallucination Camping #006 @ FLOAT (Dec.12)
An outdoor music event with headphones + video. All the music is broadcast live via radio waves, so if you're heading on over, take an FM Radio and a pair of headphones. You can get drinks there or bring your own, and considering it's all night, they recommend you bring a sleeping bag as well. Can't be stuffed? You can rent sleeping bags and radios there too!
Aparently Antonio Bandereas is making the food. The salads in space will be playing as well.
Other Recommends
Makiko Shigeta Exhibition (Kimono Works) @ Space B (Osaka Seikei Uni) (Dec.10~22)
Synchro - Theism @ CASO (~Dec.6) Spiro Design is bringing another world into being, weird and cool stuff.
Kai Kaikawa Solo Exhibition @ Osoblanco (~Dec.22)
Masataka Kurose "For Mutt" @ &'s Gallery (~Dec.6)
100 Objects @ Kaede Gallery (Dec.8~20)
Sandrine Pelletier @ Super Window Project (Dec.25~2010 Feb)
Album Expo Osaka @ Hep Hall (~Dec.6)
TON @ Cafe Hitoshian in Kobe—Nishinomiya (~Dec. 27th)
migratory @ Artcourt Gallery (~Dec.12th)
Rainbow Works and Cozco Muwka Glass Art Exhibition @ Lotus Roots Cafe (~Dec12)
Nakanoshima Banks Art Night (Dec.12~25)
Bunch of cool stuff happening on the banks of Nakanoshima.
Keep an eye on these information sites:
www.f-l-a-g.net
FLAG for the online masses. Coming very very soon. We promise. Bookmark.
http://migohsha.com/
Migosha, Osaka Art File. Only in Japanese, but they have great ties with the world of Art and other creative stuff in there too.
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