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Less Rain exhibits Shin Tanaka’s collection of paper crafts, designed by himself and other Japanese graffiti artists and illustrators. Additionally, we have invited European artists to contribute their own designs.

The exhibition starts August 18th, opening night on the 17th, in our basement gallery, Linienstrasse 154a, 10115 Berlin.

More on our website. See Shin’s paper crafts on his website.

Update: You can now spray on Shin’s Wallman at VandalSquad.com. Here’s the archive with what has been created so far. The best Wallmen will make it into the exhibition.

Press Release after the jump:

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The artists Elmgreen & Dragset created this sealed boutique near Marfa. It will slowly decay.

If you know german read this

We are looking for Flash developers of all levels for full-time position . You should have an eye for animation and detail, and a feel for good interaction design and usability.

You should also have the ability to work on larger projects, with shared tasks and responsibilities.

Above all, you should be a strong team player, and have as much passion for what you’re doing as we have.

Skills we’re looking for:

• Solid Flash development skills (AS1 / AS2) with experience in OOP with AS2.
• Experience with Flash integration technologies (dynamic content, XML).
• Bandwidth and performance friendly coding.

Send links to online portfolios with relevant examples to jobsATlessrainDOTcom. Please include personal, artistic works, we prefer to see your favourite projects, not your biggest brand names.

Keep any CV’s short, but do include salary expectations in your application.

Blood, gothic romance, death, backwards messaging, heretic glamour, teenage angst. Angela Boatwright’s pictures of Death Metal bands.

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“525 m deep, 1200 meters in diameter. The air zone within this mine is closed for helicopters - a few accidents occurred when they were “sucked in” by downward air flow…”

(from Simon)