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Attackers test “CAB-less 40444” exploit in a dry run
[Update (2021-12-23 1:00pm EST): A previous version of this story stated that the malformed RAR archive could not be opened in an earlier build of the WinRAR archiver. We have updated the story to explain how the RAR5 standard has changed and that WinRAR and other archiving tools now treat data preceding the Rar! magic bytes as if the archive contained self-extracting code.
The Concéntrico Festival
Held in Logroño, Spain, the Concéntrico Architecture and Design Festival welcomes visitors into an inspiring city filled with installations. For this year’s fourth edition, BoysPlayNice accompanied Czech studio Mjölk architekti to Logroño. The photographers captured the heart and soul of the festival, introducing it to the world.
Monochrome By CJ Hendry
Australian artist CJ Hendry prefers to work in black and white. Her hyper-realistic artworks depict everyday objects and items which belong to kitsch pop culture. Yet color seems to seep into the New York-based artist’s work in recent years. After collaborating with Christian Louboutin and displaying the artworks at Hong Kong Art Basel, CJ Hendry explores color further with an ambitious exhibition. Monochrome is a site-specific, large-scale installation that provides an immersive experience.
Tadao Ando: The Colors of Light Volume 1
Released in 1996, Tadao Ando: The Colours of Light Volume 1 featured photographs that captured the exquisite beauty of the Japanese architect’s work. Photographer Richard Pare collaborated for ten years with the internationally renowned, Pritzker Prize-winning architect to create the series. The book received an AIA Gold Medal Award and became an archetypal tome for architecture and photography lovers in equal measure.
The Copenhagen Islands Project
Architects Magnus Maarbjerg of Danish design studio Fokstrot and Copenhagen-based Australian Marshall Blecher have completed the first phase of their ambitious project which re-imagines public parks in a creative way. Copenhagen Islands brings a new range of public spaces into the city’s harbor area. The project aims to create a sequence of wooden platforms brought together in a mobile, floating “Parkipelago.” The first structure of the proposed nine is a 20-square-meter prototype island.
Lux Noctis By Reuben Wu
Any good photographer understands how light can make or break an image, but only an artist can effectively use it as a tool to create something intriguing. And that’s exactly what Reuben Wu did in his breathtaking Lux Noctis series. Here, the Chicago-based photographer goes beyond the medium of landscape photography, entering conceptual imagery land. The award-winning series draws the viewer in with an eerie but fascinating atmosphere.
Ai Weiwei In Maine
Seven years after its official launch in 2011 in New York, Ai Weiwei’s iconic artwork Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads: Gold (2010) comes to Maine. It’s the internationally renowned artist’s first exhibition of the in the US state. To make this important event a reality, Heather James Fine Art loaned the sculptures to the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, Maine. “We are very grateful to Heather James Fine Art for bringing this extraordinary show to the Farnsworth.
KOLA By Céline Clanet
Fascinated by the European Arctic, Paris-based photographer Céline Clanet has created an extensive collection of images that take the viewer on a trip to frozen lands. Her latest series, “KOЛA” or “KOLA” offers a comprehensive look at a mysterious area, the Kola Peninsula. Also called the Russian Lapland or Murmansk Oblast, this remote territory is as mysterious as it is captivating. It sits at Russia’s most north-western point, above the Arctic Circle, between the Barents Sea and the White Sea.
Only Dancing By Stephen Ormandy
A real treat for art lovers in general and abstract art aficionados in particular, the Only Dancing exhibition brings together an array of abstract oil on linen paintings and resin sculptures. Opening at SoHo’s Olsen Gruin, the show is Stephen Ormandy’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. The Australian artist uses vibrant colors and bold shapes to create mesmerizing compositions.
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