10 minutes isn’t enough to scratch the surface of what The Impossible Project is, and what it means to millions of Polaroid enthusiasts. Conceived at the closing party of the last Polaroid factory, The Impossible Project completely re-invented the process of creating instant film specifically for Polaroid cameras. A daunting task for sure, but one that they’ve been at since 2008. Photo geeks rejoice as THIS Visits the Impossible Project’s US offices and showroom with Impossible Vice President, Mr. David Bias.

Stopped by Megan’s studio last week and we’re so excited for this show! We will have a full “visit” up later next month, but here’s a preview.

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Eddy Sykes is a man of many fascinations. THIS met up with Eddy at his studio in the Frog Town section of LA, where he melds architecture, sculpture, assembly, industrial design and whimsy to craft complex kinetic chandeliers that are as beautiful as they are inspiring. Some of his past projects include house plants and ashtrays carved out of bowling balls, sculptures built entirely from ostrich eggshells, a kinetic bacon and eggs… you get the drift.

Luis and Aaron visited with Alex Prager before she headed over to NYC to be apart of the New Photography 2010 exhibit at the MoMA.

We caught up with Danny Gibson, before he swooped up to live in San Francisco.. Also Incase has given us a space on their site to post all our videos and other stuff at goincase.com/this.. more coming soon.