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The Snug Project writes:
On March 15th 2020, with the full force of a global pandemic upon us, the pubs of Ireland were forced to close. Their absence has been felt by many, but none more so than those who rely on pubs for social interaction.
The Snug Project is a calendar and limited edition print sale in aid of ALONE, a national organisation that strives to enable older people to age at home, safely and securely, for as long as they wish. The series features 12 images by photographer Finn Richards, resurfaced from a commercial project commissioned almost ten years ago.
The project is led by Stills & Motion, a network of image makers and thinkers telling powerful stories through stills and motion.
Otis Blue writes:
Here’s a really nice idea for the year that’s in it. All beautifully done and in a great cause. Name those pubs, anyone?
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’
Oh.
‘December’ in The Money Advice and Budgeting Service (MABS) 2018 calendar.
Thanks Chris Cleary
Laura Gaynor tweetz:
Got a great desktop calendar from @mattressmick on Pearse Street! 😁✌️️ They’re free but only seven are left…
Any excuse.
Block Dating
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A dodecahedral, laser-engraved 2017 calendar, hand-carved from a block of European sycamore.
Limited to 100 pieces and available for £79 (along with full process details) here.
Daily Dramas
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Recent additions to Japanese art director Tatsuya Tanuka’s rather brilliant ongoing daily miniature calendar project. 1000 photos since 2011, and counting.
See them all here.
Previously: Down All The Days
Gulp.
Annie West writes:
Well now there’s a calendar you don’t see every day….
FIGHT!
Daily images from the Miniature Calendar started in 2011 by Japanese diorama-maker Tatsuya Tanuka – an ongoing project for which he’s already created over 1000 scenes.
A worthy addition to the tiny drama ouevre.
