There’s plenty of nice work over at Three Bears Design, a multi-disciplined graphic design company who specifies in work for the entertainment industry. In addition to their website, check out their blog as well. And if that wasn’t enough, you can also follow them via Virb and Myspace. Thanks to Charlie Wagers for the link.

Have a look at Marlene Haring’s art installation. Heute bleibt die Küche kalt, wir gehen in den Wienerwald.

Marlene writes: A site-specific installation for the group show ‘Egocaster’ organised by Supersaat, Vienna. Freshly (at least at the beginning) cooked spaghetti overflowed from every possible receptacle in the kitchen. The title is a rhyme meaning ‘Today the kitchen remains unused (cold), (and) we are going to the Vienna Woods’. Wienerwald is the the forest around the city of Vienna, as well as the name for a chicken restaurant chain in Austria). It also refers to the 1990 piece by Martin Kippenberger entitled ‘Jetzt geh ich in den Birkenwald denn meine Pillen wirken bald’ (I am going into the birch forest as my pills will be taking effect soon). What a classic!

These are awesome! Look how cute these Splash Dipping Bowls by Akimasa Yamada. Available at the MoMa store.

Every Chair At the Visual Studies Workshop, by Luke Strosnider. Archival pigment print available over here.

” Chairs, with help from our emotions and imaginations, convey personalities. By both design and circumstance they can look cheerful, jaunty, or sorrowful. High backed office chairs sit up with purpose, while green plastic lawn chairs lay back a bit as if it were always a lazy summer Saturday. These chairs have all sorts of personalities and as such mirror the history of the quirky non-profit arts center they call home. They’re an odd lot, much like the multitudes that have passed through “The Workshop” over its long existence. But each one has a place in the institution’s history. In them, I see stories across time “.

” The Zenith Music Hall in Strasbourg, France designed by Massimiliano Fuksas was completed earlier this year. The 10,000 seat hall is part of a new architectural resurgence in Strasbourg. The design is comprised of a faceted circular stack which is clad in a bright orange semi-translucent material. This fabric membrane appears solid in daylight, but glows at night revealing the internal structure. the interior hall is also clad in the same material. Fuksas designed the building with the aim of providing good views for all spectators and quality acoustics” . (via Design Boom)

Today, my friend Jeff led me to the work of Catherine Ledner. You can see more of Catherine’s animals (shown here), portraits, landscapes and more on her slick website so check it out when you get a chance.

Some very nice work from Brazil-based artist Kako.

Drawings by Kate Wilson on Behance Network- a place for creative portfolios, projects and collaborations. Bookmarked!

Based outside of Philadelphia, John Murphy produces unique open and limited edition photographs from small sets constructed in his studio. They are sold in decorative frames, hand-finished with a spray enamel and heat process. Guaranteed to make you and your walls very happy! (via Supermarket)

Dinner is gonna look like this tonight…. Mmmmmm Yum!