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In 1932, Filippo Marinetti published The Manifesto of Futurist Cooking to expand the Italian Futurist’s movement into cooking and food. In this work, Marinetti notes, “Against practicality we Futurists therefore disdain the example and admonition of…

Luigi Russolo created the intonarumori between 1913 and 1921 amidst the rise of Futurism in Italy (“The Original Noise Artist”). These are a series of “boxes of various colors and sizes, each with an impressive horn protruding from its front”…

The Alma Metro Station located in Belgium was a Metro Station that was introduced in order to divert the Metro through the campus of the University of Louvain with the constraint requiring that not only the Metro Station be included in the concept…

The Interim Report to the Deputy Attorney General written up by special council member John C. Danforth is an extensive one hundred- and fifty-three-page summary on the exhaustive efforts which were taken by Danforth and his team to investigate every…

Quipu or khipu were (and still are, as they are used today in some parts of South America) the writing or recording system of the Inca, and the closest they had to a written language. They are composed of a series of knotted cords which stored…

A tool used by trainers in the fictional world of Pokémon to catch and house creatures known as Pokémon.

Arceus is a mythical creature from the video game Pokémon. "It is said that Arceus created all Pokémon with its 1,000 arms." (Pokémon Soul Silver)

Pokémon Go is a mobile phone application that was released in 2016. The app has the ability to use the phone’s camera and augmented reality to provide the user with an immersive Pokémon game in a new style the community had never before seen. The…

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (or PTCG) is a collectible card game based on the Pokémon franchise created by Nintendo. The cards and game were first published in Japan in October of 1996. The game allows its players to take on the role of a Pokémon…

These are the two games (Red and Blue) released in the United States in 1998 after the success of the original Japanese Pokémon games (Red and Green) in 1996