Belgrade Industrial Harbour, 2010-02-06
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The South Pole is international territory. No one owns it, or the oil fields around it. The status is to be nogotiated in 2048, and only by having a scientific relation you have a word to say. WE WANT TO SIT AT THAT TABLE WHEN THE WORLD GOES BANANAS!
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PATHS AND TRACES
airports
(1)
archive
(4)
ascii
(3)
bike
(2)
bio
(5)
Boston Dynamics
(1)
catch 22
(1)
cmyk
(1)
collaborative processes
(2)
Crowdsourcing art
(5)
cyber-space
(1)
detour aesthetics
(7)
detour communications
(18)
Detour distribution
(3)
diaries
(11)
disappearing/disappearence
(6)
documentary films
(2)
emergence
(5)
engineering
(4)
ephemeral
(11)
exhibitions
(11)
Eyjafjallajökull
(1)
filesharing
(1)
flow
(3)
formations
(4)
fungi
(1)
fungus
(1)
geometrics
(5)
gif
(2)
holes
(1)
hyperboloid
(4)
i'm like - it's a document of time
(8)
infrastructure goes bananas
(6)
inspiration
(10)
juxtaposition
(1)
kaleidoskop
(5)
kitestructures
(5)
landscape urbanism
(3)
linear actuator
(2)
manifest
(1)
mechanics
(5)
media coverage
(4)
music
(1)
names to remember
(7)
nominations
(1)
open call for interaction designer
(3)
paris
(1)
ping-pong
(16)
robots
(6)
self-reference
(4)
situation specific music
(1)
situationism
(5)
snekernet
(1)
snow
(3)
software
(1)
SPSRG
(1)
sub-zero conditions
(1)
the aesthetics of dust
(11)
the aesthetics of steam
(1)
theory
(1)
think happy thoughts
(4)
travel
(7)
Überspass
(2)
urban effeciency
(2)
urban strategies
(1)
vinduer
(4)
vivisystems
(1)
walking
(2)
wanås
(1)
watering phalanges
(2)
whats for dinner?
(1)
why references ?
(15)
works
(5)
world expo
(1)
Here is always somewhere else
- Center for vild analyse (Danish)
- Copyriot (Swedish)
- Cybernetisians - thinking differently
- deconcrete
- ecoLogicStudio, London
- Federico Acal
- forum for the future
- Illutron
- Jenny Haraldsdóttir
- John Brockmans EDGE is always a good read (US)
- Kevin Kelly's blog
- NAIve Architect(s)
- Poetisk Bureau
- Shy arc
- Strange Harvest
- StrangeMaps
- The Center for Land Use Interpretation
- The Museum Of Jurassic Technology
- Tidningen Stad
- Yves Marchand + Romain Mefre - fotografi
Streaming Pool
Sideways lectures focused on Tangentical Approaches to Architecture, is a lecture series in collaboration between students and teachers from dept. 2 at KARCH. (2010-)
Dan Graham - Performer/Audience/Mirror (1975)
Manuel Delanda, "Deleuze and the Use of the Genetic Algorithm in Architecture" (2009)
Thrilling Wonder Stories (Symposium at AA 2010): Part 1, 2, 3, 4
Shades of Green, Princeton Fall 2010 Lecture Series
Dan Graham - Performer/Audience/Mirror (1975)
Manuel Delanda, "Deleuze and the Use of the Genetic Algorithm in Architecture" (2009)
Thrilling Wonder Stories (Symposium at AA 2010): Part 1, 2, 3, 4
Shades of Green, Princeton Fall 2010 Lecture Series
Echoes at the station
HERE BE DRAGONS
SPSBOOKY
Out of Control - Kevin Kelly (1995)
The World Without US - Alan Weisman (2007)
Beyond - Dan Graham (2008)
Walkscapes: Walking as an aesthetic practice - Francesco Cereri (2001)
Subnature; Architectures other environments - David Gissen
The World Without US - Alan Weisman (2007)
Beyond - Dan Graham (2008)
Walkscapes: Walking as an aesthetic practice - Francesco Cereri (2001)
Subnature; Architectures other environments - David Gissen
STAFF FILM PICKS
Le Ballon Rouge, Albert Lamorisse, 1956
Richard Serra – Thinking on Your Feet, Maria Anna Tappeiner, 2005
The Man Who Skied Down Everest, Bruce Nyznik, Lawrence Schiller 1975
Deep Water, (sailing around the world in the 60's), Louise Osmond, Jerry Rothwell 2006
Here is Allways Somewhere Else, Rene Daalder, 2007
Encounters at the End of the World, Werner Herzog, 2007
Gonzo - the Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thomson, Alex Gibney 2008
Man on wire, James Marsh (Philippe Petit) 2008
De fem benspænd, Lars von Trier + Jørgen Leth 2003
Conceptual Paradise, Stefan Römer 2006
The Century of the Self, Adam Curtis 2002
Rivers and Tides, Thomas Riedelsheimer 2001
Richard Serra – Thinking on Your Feet, Maria Anna Tappeiner, 2005
The Man Who Skied Down Everest, Bruce Nyznik, Lawrence Schiller 1975
Deep Water, (sailing around the world in the 60's), Louise Osmond, Jerry Rothwell 2006
Here is Allways Somewhere Else, Rene Daalder, 2007
Encounters at the End of the World, Werner Herzog, 2007
Gonzo - the Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thomson, Alex Gibney 2008
Man on wire, James Marsh (Philippe Petit) 2008
De fem benspænd, Lars von Trier + Jørgen Leth 2003
Conceptual Paradise, Stefan Römer 2006
The Century of the Self, Adam Curtis 2002
Rivers and Tides, Thomas Riedelsheimer 2001
ZINES
The Playground - photo, fashion, stories, art, niceness but slim layout.
Junk Jet - extraordinary layout, outskirt architecture.
South Pole Station is published in JUNK JET #3 Read at google books.
Junk Jet - extraordinary layout, outskirt architecture.
South Pole Station is published in JUNK JET #3 Read at google books.
South Pole Youkebox
- Mirror/Dash plays Dan Graham: Beyond
- Jens Lekman - A summer in 3-4 time (mix)
- The Andrew Sisters - Rum & Coca Cola
- Theme Time Radio Hour
- Die Antword - Zef Side
- Efterklang - Modern Drift
- Goodiepal - Official Mort Aux Vaches Ekstra Extra Walkthrough
- John Denver - Calypso
- Mesiksound
- Belle and Sebastian - A Century of Elvis
Posts
Geographically Indeterminated / Interscandinavian Group of Architects hyperlinking .gif
fortell gjerne mer om dette fotografiet jakob
ReplyDeletejeg fandt det (indenfor et hegn) i havnen i belgrad, det gik op for mig at byens ekologi i sig selv hade skabt det samme fenomen som vi lavede under undersögelsen "frozen impact" i stockholm. da jeg ikke kunde komme tättere på, fordi at det var et hegn i vejen, var det svärt for mig at finde ud orsagen til det fenomenet, om det opstået gennem en aktiv handling (nogen hade territorialiseret mälingen der) eller hvis det var en konsekvens af noget som var en del af en större process (f.eks. hvis maling hade blevet efterladt indtil dosen gik i stykker).
ReplyDeleteder hersker en tvivl i det billede som jeg finder interessant som beskuer; det forhold at man ikke ved om der er tale om et interiør eller eksteriør. På nær de øverste 2% af billedet, der ligner noget tagrende... det gør det lidt svært at vide hvilke påvirkninger der kan have været på stedet.
ReplyDeletekigge igen! har du nogensind set en tripple tagrende?
ReplyDeleteok... 6 %
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