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

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Monday April 18, 2011

Don't Look At This; It's Digital Detox Week

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Don't Look At This; It's Digital Detox Week

April 18, 2011 • Berlin-based photographer Stephan Tillmans turns off televisions like it's his job.

Tuesday April 12, 2011

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Skyscrapers Of The Future

April 12, 2011 • Imagine a sleek new Hoover Dam or a pollution-fighting skyscraper. Those things aren't too far-fetched for designers in a recent architecture contest.

Saturday April 9, 2011

Pictures Of People Taking Pictures Of Cherry Blossoms

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Pictures Of People Taking Pictures Of Cherry Blossoms

April 9, 2011 • The National Cherry Blossom Festival turns Washington, D.C., into the camera capital of the nation.

Wednesday April 6, 2011

Chinese Artist Attempts To Blend In ... Literally

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Chinese Artist Attempts To Blend In ... Literally

April 6, 2011 • Beijing-based artist Liu Bolin hides, literally, in plain sight.

Wednesday March 30, 2011

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So You Think You're A Superfan?

March 30, 2011 • Remember that time you met Bono? Or the dude from Def Leppard? We asked for your photos, and here are our picks!

Monday March 28, 2011

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Rare Beatles Photos: 1964-1966

March 28, 2011 • A treasure-trove of photos taken by The Beatles' U.S. tour manager in the 1960s finally sees the light of day.

Friday March 25, 2011

Eleanor Roosevelt's Flight With The First Black Aviators

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Eleanor Roosevelt's Flight With The First Black Aviators

March 25, 2011 • Historic photos of the US Army's first African American pilot program.

Tuesday March 22, 2011

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Totems: Impossibly Tall Towers Of Stuff

March 22, 2011 • Alain Delorme blurs the line between fake and real with his images of migrant workers in Shanghai.

Thursday March 3, 2011

It's World Book Day. Destroy Your Books!

Brian Dettmer

Opinion

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It's World Book Day. Destroy Your Books!

March 3, 2011 • Brian Dettmer carves old encyclopedias, dictionaries and medical books into works of art.

Tuesday March 1, 2011

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NPR's David Gilkey Named Photographer Of The Year By WHNPA

March 1, 2011 • See a selection of David Gilkey's winning portfolio of images from Haiti and Afghanistan.

Wednesday February 9, 2011

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Melting Monuments Celebrate The Momentary

February 9, 2011 • Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo puts hundreds of ice sculptures in city centers and watches them melt.

Tuesday February 8, 2011

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Instant Street Photography, Afghanistan-Style

February 8, 2011 • The box camera is really a camera and a darkroom in one (somewhat) portable package — and in Afghanistan, it's a dying medium.

Monday January 24, 2011

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'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

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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

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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.