Sunday Scraps #27 December 11, 2020 by designswarm Category: #sundayscraps The history of automats, the first acceptable restaurant where women could have a meal alone in the 1920s / Diet for a Small Planet / an English philosopher who made Zen Buddism quite popular but died of alcoholism / Life begins at 40 in the 1930s because 50 years earlier, I’d be dead by now / plotter art / empty lockdown swimming pools which is perfect considering you could also go swimming safely in a bunch of other places / imagine painting every meal you had for 32 years? / Dorothy West & The Living is Easy is going on my reading list / A film about West London in the 1980s / Joan Littlewood who was born in Stockwell started the Theatre Workshop and instigated the idea of a Fun Palace / Appius & Virginia has been re-published / Corporate reporting with AI means picking your words carefully (and probably, sarcastically) / Ritual and its consequences / Why we sleep (because mine is terrible atm). Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Post navigation Previous Previous Post Next Next Post
The history of automats, the first acceptable restaurant where women could have a meal alone in the 1920s / Diet for a Small Planet / an English philosopher who made Zen Buddism quite popular but died of alcoholism / Life begins at 40 in the 1930s because 50 years earlier, I’d be dead by now / plotter art / empty lockdown swimming pools which is perfect considering you could also go swimming safely in a bunch of other places / imagine painting every meal you had for 32 years? / Dorothy West & The Living is Easy is going on my reading list / A film about West London in the 1980s / Joan Littlewood who was born in Stockwell started the Theatre Workshop and instigated the idea of a Fun Palace / Appius & Virginia has been re-published / Corporate reporting with AI means picking your words carefully (and probably, sarcastically) / Ritual and its consequences / Why we sleep (because mine is terrible atm).
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