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(Video) The Tap Project: A Hope For Life With Clean Water

Droga5 has developed an equally hopeful and heart-wrenching spot for The Tap Project - an agency-originated idea and now UNICEF initiative - painting a picture for what having access to plentiful, clean running tap water can mean to the daily lives of children and families in a country like Haiti. The message is clearly targeted to those of us in more developed nations that take it for granted - and can help do something about it.

Story Of Stuff Book Adds To The Vision Of Decreased Consumption

The Story Of Stuff book continues where the popular video left off, and is filled with examples of hope, and ways people could get involved and do things differently.

A Caffeinated Car

Designed by the team behind the BBC science show, Bang Goes The Theory, the Carpuccino is a 1988 VW Scirocco that has been retrofitted to run on coffee grounds.

G-40: The Summit

Should you find yourself in the DC area before the month is out, you might want to head over to G-40: The Summit, a month long exhibition and event series revolving around the New Brow art movement.

Designing For Survival In The Philippines

Design Against the Elements is a global call-to-arms competition for architects to disaster-proof the world's most vulnerable communities against climate change.

The Benefits And Challenges Of Superabundant Information

How do we manage the ever-growing amounts of digital information that are being produced today?

Can You Beat Dunbar’s Number?

Anthropologist Robin Dunbar's claims that the most people you can maintain stable social relationships with is 150. With many of us following people well in excess of 150, is there a way to beat Dunbar's number?

Little World: Making Mobile Phones Truly People-Centric

The Interaction Design Programme at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design shares some of their latest projects with PSFK.

Museum Of The American Gangster Opening In NYC

Eric Ferrara, the Executive Director of the Lower East Side History Project has announced the Museum of the American Gangster will open in New York City this spring.

Tiger Beer’s Augmented Reality Guide To Chinese New Year

The Chinese Year of the Tiger is underway and how fitting that Tiger Beer developed an app as a pocket guide to making the most of the celebrations in the UK.

New Fast Company: Vampire Loads, White Roofs, and the Quest for Efficiency

Latest Fast Company is now up: Vampire Loads, White Roofs, and the Quest for Efficiency gives a shout-out to the newly-retired head of the California Energy Commission, Art Rosenfeld, and the benefits his policies have provided to California and, as...Latest Fast Company is now up: Vampire Loads, White Roofs, and the Quest for Efficiency gives a shout-out to the newly-retired head of the California Energy Commission, Art Rosenfeld, and the benefits his policies have provided to California and...

Art Basel Miami: Getting To Work At The Fairs

The Brief Happy Life of Workshop Workshop installation is a conceptual yet practical experiment in collaboration.

Do-It-Yourself Video Story Telling: Liza De Guia Curates Good Food

Greenpointer, Liza De Guia, started merely tweeting as SkeeterNYC, sending traffic to her Vimeo channel that aired food stories highlighting sustainable, small businesses across the state of New York. Greenpointer, Liza De Guia, started merely tweeting as SkeeterNYC, sending traffic to her Vimeo channel that aired food stories highlighting sustainable, small businesses across the state of New York.  She gave us a behind-the-scenes look at Milkmade, a subscription service for home-made ice cre...

Peeps Opens Specialty Shop

Just in time for the holidays, Peeps- the love 'em or hate 'em marshmallow holiday confection piece d' resistance , has opened it's first concept store in Oxon Hill, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C In time for the holidays, Peeps- the love ‘em or hate ‘em marshmallow holiday confection piece d’ resistance , has opened it’s first concept store in Oxon Hill, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C. Now the center of national power can also be a sugary mecca for fans of all ages to get Peep-...

Making Music With 140 Characters

Using a basic musical code, a group of composers have come together to produce an album of electronic music.