Red: The Colour Currency of Nature
Your name:
Katy Beinart
Entry:
The Colour Currency of Nature, an article by Nicholas Humphrey, was first published in Colour for Architecture, ed. Tom Porter and Byron Mikellides, pp. 95-98, Studio-Vista, London, 1976.
A Gallery of Edible Cars
Entry:
No wonder Pica exists....
"A Second Chance"
Your name:
Cara Brostrom - Iowa, U.S.A
Entry:
This time around...
"We Await Your Triumphant Return"
Your name:
Cara Brostrom - Iowa, U.S.A
Entry:
For the Sunliner, three new homes in middle America.
"Six Film Stills Featuring the Ford Sunliner"
Your name:
Cara Brostrom - Iowa, U.S.A
Entry:
Top left: "It Came From Outer Space," 1953
Top right: "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane," 1962
Mid left: "Frankenstein's Daughter," 1958
99 Red Balloons
Entry:
"99 Luftballons" is a Cold War-era protest song by the German singer Nena. Originally sung in German, it was later re-recorded in English as "99 Red Balloons".
"Ascension"
Your name:
Chris Okerberg - Iowa, U.S.A
Entry:
"Ascension" by Chris Okerberg
metal tolerant plants
Entry:
Around lead mines in the peak district, where for two hundred years up to 1780, the Peak was the most important lead mining area in the world, only plants that can tolerate lead managed to survive
Gendering lead
Entry:
Lead, including lead paint such as that used in glazes, became highly politicised in Britain during the first decades of the C20th.
Copycat-licking a toy today might well be a problem - as would licking a copycat toy
Your name:
Chris Grollman
Entry:
Fuss when Chinese-made toys containing lead had to be recalled in 2007.
