Mito Habe-Evans : NPR

Mito Habe-Evans Mito Habe-Evans co-manages NPR's Video team and is responsible for the creative direction and sensibility of NPR videos.

Stories By

Mito Habe-Evans

Monday January 24, 2011

The Picture Show

'Weaving' Carpets With Pasta, Pine Cones And Plastic Forks

January 24, 2011 • A team of Dutch artists explores traditional carpet motifs but lets the unusual materials dictate the design. The temporary constructions are made to be photographed or exhibited, not walked on, and are never glued in place.

Wednesday January 5, 2011

With Pens For Percussion, The World Is A Playground

Glendyn Ivin's Playground introduces us to Julius Wright and his extraordinary talent for turning ordinary objects into music. Ben Stockley hide caption

toggle caption

Ben Stockley

The Picture Show

With Pens For Percussion, The World Is A Playground

January 5, 2011 • Give Julius Wright two pens and he will make music on just about anything.

Monday December 27, 2010

The Picture Show

Lego Letterpress And Other New Takes On A Classic Toy

December 27, 2010 • Lego bricks are being used in a variety of creative ways, from letterpress printing to building a pinhole camera.

Friday December 24, 2010

The Picture Show

You Better Watch Out, You Better Not Cry

December 24, 2010 • If "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" wasn't sung so cheerfully, the lyrics might be interpreted as kind of creepy: "He sees you when you're sleeping." That's what some of the kids in these photos must have been thinking about that bearded man in red.

Thursday December 23, 2010

The Picture Show

Snowman Kit: One Part Snow, Nine Parts Imagination

December 23, 2010 • Creative twists on the classic snowman.

Thursday November 18, 2010

Art From Analog: 20 Years Of Voice Mail Makes A Movie

Mark Craig's trusty old answering machine. Courtesy of Mark Craig hide caption

toggle caption

Courtesy of Mark Craig

The Picture Show

Art From Analog: 20 Years Of Voice Mail Makes A Movie

November 18, 2010 • Filmmaker Mark Craig has been saving his answering machine messages for two decades, and now he wants you to hear them.

Wednesday November 10, 2010

The Picture Show

Photos That Are Too Hard To Keep

November 10, 2010 • Jason Lazarus brings photos back from the dead. His project, Too Hard To Keep, is a collection of photographs that people can't bear to look at.

Thursday November 4, 2010

The Picture Show

Choose Your Own Adventure With 360-Degree Documentaries

November 4, 2010 • Highrise is an interactive documentary that lets you choose your own adventure.

Wednesday November 3, 2010

The Picture Show

Two Men, 12 Months, 12 Documentaries

November 3, 2010 • From family circuses to stripper karaoke, Sparrow Songs set out to make one documentary each month for a year.

Friday October 29, 2010

The Picture Show

How To Turn A Pumpkin Into A Camera

October 29, 2010 • Have an extra pumpkin lying around? Put it to good use — to take photographs.

Friday October 22, 2010

The Picture Show

Time For Your Close-Up: Science Meets Art In Photomicrography

October 22, 2010 • Today the spotlight is on fleas, rat eyes and soy sauce. And believe it or not, they are beautiful — when viewed under a microscope.

Thursday October 21, 2010

The Picture Show

This Beach Will Blow You Away ... Literally

October 21, 2010 • Nothing says "vacation" like getting blown across a beach by the engine blast of a jumbo jet.

Monday October 18, 2010

The Unseen Sea: A Different Side Of San Francisco's Famous Fog

Simon Christen

The Picture Show

The Unseen Sea: A Different Side Of San Francisco's Famous Fog

October 18, 2010 • San Francisco is known for its crazy fog. Bay Area photographer Simon Christen shows us what all of that suspended water looks like in time-lapse, and it's not unlike the ocean.

Thursday October 14, 2010

The Picture Show

Water Balloons Without The Balloons

October 14, 2010 • Edward Horsford's high-speed photography freezes the spherical innards of water balloons — just as the balloon skins break open.

Tuesday October 12, 2010

The Picture Show

The Upside Of A Drought: Skateboarding In Its Early Years

October 12, 2010 • Severe droughts in the '70s left empty swimming pools, kick-starting an explosive skateboarding scene. Hugh Holland's photos celebrate the sport's golden heyday.