Les années soixante / soixante-dix révivent au Centre Pompidou, allez-y!
Découvrez Le centre Pompidou rend hommage à Arman sur Culturebox !
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IKEA HEIGHTS 1
Needless to say, I was waiting for it. Would love to organize it in Delft once... My two favorites combined: IKEA and theater.
Oh and there are many more parts on VIMEO!
Oh and there are many more parts on VIMEO!
IKEA Heights from DaveAOK on Vimeo.
dinsdag
PERPONCHERSTAAT 63 [photo: Peter de Ruig / fresco: Françoise Berserik / Rob Verhoeven / Ben van Overbeek]
Foto: Peter de Ruig
Plafondschildering:
-Tekst: Evelyn Waugh
-Ontwerp: Fransje Berserik / Rob Verhoeven
-Invulling: Ben van Overbeek, e.v.a.
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KAARTSPEL MET PARIJS
Nu is er het Plan Interactif des transports en Ile-de-France, een geweldige link voor de Parijsliefhebber. Spelen met de kaart, je lijntje laten oplichten, kijken waar je uitkomt als je... Leuker kunnen ze het niet maken.
zaterdag
About Playback Theatre
Je verhaal vertellen en het uitgespeeld zien, ter plekke...
In Nederland: http://www.theaterdraad.nl/ en dan heet het Terugspeeltheater...
In Nederland: http://www.theaterdraad.nl/ en dan heet het Terugspeeltheater...
vrijdag
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MICHAEL JOHANSSON
Look at the works of Michael Johansson, Swedish artist. I love his Collagecupboards. I once made one in the De Perponcherstraat.
maandag
BUY A VIEW
Just in time for the weekend, here's a technology that's arrived before its time, I think. Winscape is a set of two plasma televisions set up behind window panes, and hooked up to a Mac Pro. The Pro is running the custom Winscape software, which controls the "view" out of the windows according to a sensor (they show it in the video above attached to a baby, and it actually looks really large and pretty unwieldy). So as the sensor moves around the room, the view changes, as if you were moving angles while looking out of the windows to get a different view.
Oh, and the whole thing is controlled with an iPhone app -- there are a few different views, as you can see in the video above. You can buy the Winscape software for $10 over on the website, and the remote app is $2 in the store, but of course you've got to buy the plasma televisions and Mac Pro yourself (and cut a window into your wall and/or install them all the way you want them). So no, it's not a very practical solution -- at least until houses come standard with video windows.
But it would be great to wake up every morning and be able to look out the window and see whatever you want to see. Maybe someday we'll see a setup like this as a more accessible investment.
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