Un projet lancé à l’occasion du 70ème anniversaire du début de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Russie par un groupe d’artistes. En utilisant des panneaux de bois, ils utilisent des cocktails Molotov pour créer des oeuvres reprenant des visages de soldats. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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New Designers 2011: London Metropolitan University graduate Adrian Bergman has designed a modular retail display system that’s only held together by rubber rings.
Shopkeepers can use the Poles Apart kit to assemble or reconfigure display tables and rails without tools, nails, glue or screws.
Rubber rings on both sides of angled holes in the table top hold the legs in place.
The New Designers show took place in London from 6 to 9 July. See more work from the show here.
The following information is provided by the designer:
‘Poles apart’ is a modular display unit designed to target the retail market. Each unit is assembled using rubber o-rings as its only additional fastenings. The units are free from any glue and are constructed from ash and plywood.
‘Poles Apart’ utilises each component so it can be configured and customised in various formations to suit its environment. Offset angular holes are cut into the rails allowing the legs to slide through, secured to the surface using the rubber o-rings.
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Amnesty TV launches this Friday online. Created by a team that includes producers and writers from News Wipe and the Inbetweeners, as well as the illustrators Robert Thompson and Modern Toss, it aims to “use popular satire and entertainment to reach grass roots audiences”. The new channel features an identity created by Anthony Burrill.
The channel will be hosted online on YouTube, and, according to the advance press info, will be a mix of documentary features with campaign stunts and satirical comedy. The aim is to particularly engage with the “online generation”, which judging by the irreverent, pop styling of the trailer below, is presumably a younger audience than Amnesty has reached out to in the past.
Amnesty TV has put together an in-house team of creative writers, filmmakers and digital artists to create the shows, which will appear every fortnight on the Amnesty TV online channel. The aim is to produce approximately 30 minutes of content a month, with each episode given a different theme. Alongside the aforementioned contributors are writers and directors from Smack The Pony, Big Train, and Shoreditch Tw*t, so the chances are there should be lots of laughs to be found on the channel alongside Amnesty’s more serious messages.
Burrill’s characteristic graphic style and use of slogans can be seen in the trailer and also in an ad for the channel, shown above. The logo for the channel, shown top, incorporates Amnesty’s classic candle mark.
The first programme will appear on Amnesty TV this Friday (July 15). For more info on the channel, visit amnestytv.co.uk.
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Display trend: many vendors used chalkboard and chalkboard paint for signage and display. { Rae Dunn | Clever Hands | Planted }
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Avec cette série “WorldWar 2 Veterans”, Konstantin Suslov a voulu rendre hommage aux personnes ayant vécu le conflit mondial, plus de 65 ans après la fin de ce dernier. Très réussie, cette longue et belle série de photographies est à découvrir dans l’article.
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Luminaire Buoy was created with the wish to create a portative and durable outdoor luminaire which at the same time would look attractive indoors. Buo..
Dezeen Wire: Nicolai Ouroussoff, outgoing architecture critic at the New York Times, reviews the Central China Television building in Beijing by Rem Koolhaas of OMA: “The forms are a reworking of classical perspective; the irregular structure is an attack on Modernist ideas about structural purity”.
Read Ouroussoff’s review | Read Dezeen’s August 2008 story about the CCTV building
Last month it was announced that Ouroussoff, the NYT’s architecture critic for seven years, is leaving. His replacement will be NYT arts columnist Michael Kimmelman.
In September 2010 architect Ole Scheeren, who led the CCTV design team while at OMA, left to start his own practice called Büro Ole Scheeren.
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