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Watch this in Cinemode Vimeo Direktmoongeese Agnes Meyer-Brandis entwickelt grade ein Kunstprojekt, basierend auf dem 1638er Buch „The Man in the Moone” von Francis Godwin, in dem der Held mit nem Wagen zum Mond fliegt, vor den Mondgänse gespannt sind. Dazu zieht sie elf Gänse groß, denen sie Namen von Astronauten gegeben hat, die sie als ihre „Gänsemutter“ akzeptieren und denen sie das Fliegen beibringt. Die Vögel leben auf einer simulierten Mondbasis in Italien und lernen Morsecode für Interspecies-Kommunikation, 2024 sollen sie zum ersten mal unbemannt auf den Mond fliegen, drei Jahre später will Agnes mitfliegen. Aber ich glaube, den letzten Teil des Projekts hat die Dame nur erfunden. Hier die Website zum Projekt , mehr Infos gibt’s auf We Make Money Not Art:About | www.furtherfield.org
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Throughout our Impact Challenge, the idea of increasing participation from university and graduate students was a common topic, and Charlotte Fliegner’s winning concept, OpenUNI, encapsulated a lot of that. Here's our first Realisation Project upd...
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Despite the volcanic activity to the North and snow in Scotland, the last week has been some of the most chilled out warm weather I can remember here in Ireland. To stay productive, a couplea nights ago the ever keen Ferg decided to grab a longboard and paddle 20 odd k's down the coast. Me and Wilbot joined him for the cliff lined part of the cruise, on a ski mind. It was so surreal under those prehistoric looking monoliths man. Still and eerie, no real swell, the clearest water, spooky caves, thousands of weird birds, and even a few oversized dolphins. It was a pretty special evenin...
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Do yourself a favor and watch this video right now. It’s filled to the brim with absolutely breathtaking shots — so many that I can’t believe they were taken all by the same team. The Planet Earth folks need to hire this guy RIGHT away.
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i haven’t mentioned it on this blog before but if you follow me on anything else you’ll probably know by now i have a comic book and ep out on scratch that records. you can buy it here ( http://shop.scratchthatrecords.com/product/ed-stockham-box-rocket ) if you’re interested. i’m kinda excited about next week. my friend Dave has a tree in his garden that looks like it has ghosts on it that have try to find their way to the heavens but got caught on the branches..
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A map exploring transportation in today's world Information Maps were commissioned by the International Networks Archive (INA) at Princeton University . INA is a global alliance of scholars who believe that geography is becoming increasingly irrelevant. INA is developing a new way of mapping our world, based on global transactions instead of geography.
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Conducting Demystified The New York Times , in collaboration with the New York University Movement Lab, explains music conducting in this beautifully produced video . It’s part interview with Alan Gilbert, music director of the New York Philharmonic, and part rendering of motion capture data, which represents Gilbert’s conducting.
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I get very inspired working alongside amazing and talented people that produce creative images and I am honoured to be part of it. My clients really appreciate my understanding of future trends and the preparation that goes into it. What does your LFW schedule look like? Hectic as always, I just arrived back from New York Fashion Week and I am straight back into hair tests for other designers. I start with a pre fashion week show on Thursday for Triumph and then roughly two shows a day until next Wednesday, then a shoot on the Friday – wish me luck! What is your favourite moment in a LFW day?a trier