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Fathom's Favorite Links: Christoph Niemann's Animated New Yorker Cover & More (May 14, 2016)

Fathom s Favorite Links: Christoph Niemann s Animated New Yorker Cover & More (May 14, 2016)

What we're clicking on this week at Fathom HQ.

This week's urban-centric cover of The New Yorker, designed by the talented and very funny Christoph Neimann, comes alive before your very eyes. You have to download this app and point your phone at the magazine's cover in order to explore the animated cityscape (there are hidden surprises). – Jeralyn, editorial director

Canvas Home, one of my favorite globally-inspired home stores, is hosting its first warehouse sale on May 17-22 at a pop-up space in Manhattan. I'm hoping to nab a few serving pieces and a set of linen napkins for summer barbecues. – Berit, editor

I've been waiting for something like this: A startup that connects small farmers with food-curious urbanites that want to visit. – Daniel, editorial assistant

I'll be traveling through Tel Aviv this week. And I'm excited to not sleep a wink. Especially after watching this good-looking travelogue from German travel blog Nectar and Pulse. – Daniel

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 Fathom s Favorite Links: Christoph Niemann s Animated New Yorker Cover & More (May 14, 2016)

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