creative commons kiosk

Last week at the Fuori Salone the most memorable event was designersblock: held at a dilapidated public pool in Milan’s Tortona neighborhood, it featured booths by designers and collectives organized under the London-based design collaborative. One of the exhibitors was KithKin’s “Some Rights Reserved,” a kiosk offering creative commons-licensed digital wares at low low prices in the form of CDs carrying members’ work. I’ll continue to post about them over the week: the projects are quite beautiful. Let’s start with Postler Ferguson’s Graphic Grenade, which Amanda bought for Ale for 7 Euros (it’s only 5 euros on-line). It’s a papercraft grenade that you can make yourself by printing, cutting and gluing the enclosed pdf. It’s licensed under the Creative Commons (by-nd) license.

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