Business & Money

5 votes

Art Market

Two New York designers are providing artists with a way to get life's necessities by simply painting them. — read more

Contributors: Theo Schell-Lambert

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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Media

2 votes

Ad Mentors

The Dutch organization SIRE is attracting some of the brightest lights in European advertising to crate ads for the public good. — read more

Contributors: Anneloes Van Gaalen

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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Media

4 votes

G.I. Jones

New archaeology-themed playing cards are helping U.S. soldiers keep ancient sites and artifacts intact in Iraq. — read more

Contributors: Morgan Clendaniel

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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Education

4 votes

School Colors

Publicolor replaces drab, institutional school paint jobs with bright colors. — read more

Contributors: Yvonne Puig

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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Environment

1 vote

Fund-Raiser

Superfund365 tracks the failure of the government to clean up toxic sites. — read more

Contributors: Meryl Rothstein

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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Technology

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Red River

A network of lights floating on New York's East River inform passersby about the state of the river's health. — read more

Contributors: Maywa Montenegro

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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Art & Design

6 votes

Works of Art

The Re:Construction project in New York lets artists use building sites as their canvas. — read more

Contributors: Alex Goldmark

009: All You Can Eat - Feb 01 2008

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