Der ehemalige Flakbunker in Wilhelmsburg ist zum Symbol des Klimaschutzkonzeptes Erneuerbares Wilhelmsburg geworden. Das seit Kriegsende nahezu ungenutzte Monument wurde im Rahmen der IBA Hamburg saniert und zu einem regenerativen Kraftwerk mit Großwärmespeicher ausgebaut.
IBA-Hamburg Energiebunker: Neues Leben für ein Mahnmal. Originally published on Scouting the World
Der ehemalige Flakbunker in Wilhelmsburg ist zum Symbol des Klimaschutzkonzeptes Erneuerbares Wilhelmsburg geworden. Das seit Kriegsende nahezu ungenutzte Monument wurde im Rahmen der IBA Hamburg saniert und zu einem regenerativen Kraftwerk mit Großwärmespeicher ausgebaut.
IBA-Hamburg Energiebunker: Neues Leben für ein Mahnmal. Originally published on Scouting the World
We all remember the summer days when we used to lie on the grass, watching the clouds, making up stories and trying to catch them. This is what french artist Laurent Millet did in his dreamy series ‘Nuées’.
We may be back in New York City, but we still haven’t quite come off the high of our Creators Project: San Francisco event. We saw more than 25,000 San Franciscans pass through Fort Mason this weekend to experience the interactive art installations, musical performances, film screenings and panels of our two-day cultural extravaganza. Even the Mayor came out to celebrate the convergence of art and technology with us.
Chris Milk’s The Treachery of Sanctuary. Photo by Bryan Derballa.
By Brock Davis.
The It’s Alive! project pays tribute to Dr Frankenstein’s monster with 80 busts—each by a different artist—that reinterpret the feared visage.
Making three dimensional sculptural works from hundreds of thousands of individual crayons, american artist herb williams is one of the few individuals who has an account with crayola. He orders each color of crayon necessary for a piece, all individually packed (3000 to a case).
The Japanese have a wonderful relationship with their manhole covers: they treat them as art. Here is a selection of the ornate, the artistic and the slightly bizarre.
The French artist Philippe Ramette creates great imagery whose purpose is not so much their daily ordinary application. In his words, “I imagine what we could see,” and then stages his ideas in photographs. Based in some bizarre situations, he constructs awkward images of rational, carefully planned irrational situations (if that makes any sense).
Home Privacy Policy Contact AboutInfamous ”27 Club”Some of the rock stars certainly wanted their music to live forever, but judging their lifestyles, same wishes didn’t apply to their own lives. The infamous ”27 Club”, also known as the ”Forever 27 Club”, is a name for a group of influential rock and blues musicians who all died at the age of 27. The deaths of these rock stars really changed the way we look at rock music.
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