Archive for the 'Culture' Tag
51 post(s) are associated with this Tag
Street life: Cardboard house paintings from Japan
Japanese web site Cardboard-House-Painting has a set of galleries online with photographs of cardboard shelter paintings from people who lived on the street in Japan’s homeless city that was created around the Shinjuku Underground station’s in the mid-1990s.
…Hundreds of cardboard houses grew up in the underground passageways of the west exit. On each of [...]
Star Trek vs. Star War: Empire vs. Warp drive
As a nice add on to our recent Star Trek article below a mash-up movie of Star Wars and Star Trek. Who will win…
YouTube video: click on the image below to open.
Happy Birthday Winnie the Pooh
Today its exactly 80 years ago that A. A. Milne’s book on the fictional bear Winnie-the-Pooh was first published with illustrations by E. H. Shepard.
“Winnie-the-Pooh” was published by Methuen on October 14th, 1926, followed by “The House at Pooh Corner” (1928), and the poetry books “When We Were Very Young” and “Now We [...]
Tate Modern: 30mph drainpipe slide opened
Who says that museums can’t be fun should visit Tate Modern in London during the next 6 months.
It’s not that often that one expects screaming sounds to be heard in museum halls. With its latest installation called Test Site from German artist Carsten Hoeller, this might be seen as acceptable reactions by visitors. The five [...]
Star Trek 40 years anniversary and Christies
Beam me up Scotty…
Christies last week completed its first “official” auction of Star Trek items, with about 1,000 lots put up by CBS Paramount Television Studios, including props and costumes used in the TV shows and films.
And Kirk you’re a Red Shirt when you didn’t get your hand on some of the alien ship [...]
Philips Research: Cloths show emotions and T-shirts are glowing
In the last weeks Philips has shown impressive new technology and applications from their Research and Design centers.
Lumalive
integrates LEDs into normal wearable fabrics without compromising the softness or flexibility of the cloth.
Cloth that light up the emotions of the wearerThis application has been demonstrated with a series of cloths that express the emotions and [...]
Monty Python’s All Time Classics
How to better start this blog then with a reference to some of the all-time classics from Monty Python’s. Thanks to the web you can do the time warp and watch some of their best sketches and songs on your computer. For those of you who don’t know the group Wikipedia has some background [...]
