Recreating ubiquitous corporate logos from memory.
Worst top left, best bottom right.
Or vice versa.
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Marcel Kreuger (top) and ‘The Corridor’ logo
They come over here.
Contextualising our existential crises.
Dundalk-based, Cologne-born Marcel Kreuger (him off the telly) writes:
The Corridor is a series of events organised by new Dundalk residents Anne Mager (arts curator) and myself (writer and translator), both migrants from Germany.
To explore our new home and to engage with the new Brexit border just a few miles up the road, we invited artists from Ireland and Germany to work, talk and perform with the border in mind.
Our first event series is a collaboration with the 1st German Electrophonic Orchestra, who are making noise and acoustically measuring Belfast, Dundalk, Drogheda and Dublin together with Irish artists Paddy Bloomer, Aoife Ward and Sean Hillen all day today on Culture Night, and which will continue next week with all Irish artists in Cologne.
Upcoming events in October and November include a fish dinner with fishermen from both sides of the Carlingford Lough, and a reading with authors like Garett Carr and Paul Scraton who have walked the Irish border and the former Berlin Wall, respectively.
More details at link below
In fairness.
Yesterday,
Part of a campaign by anti-prostitution activist group Ruhama to highlight how women who are trafficked into Ireland for sex are treated.
The #WhereIsAndreea campaign will see dozens of posters (as above) placed across Dublin city centre.
Ruhama is urging people to call the number above and “hear what Andreea has to say”.
Rollingnews
Um.
A leaflet purportedly from Cork West TD and junior health minister Jim Daly.
Is this even legal?
Thanks Jack
Ah now.
Declan Tyrrell writes:
My daughter’s English homework from her Belgian (Dutch language) school…
Any excuse
Broadsheet on the Telly returns tonight at 11pm.
The show will be streamed LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.
Join a panel of real people, NOT pundits, PLUS a special guest take a running kick at the news of the week.
Topics to include Ryanair, Ibrahim Halwa’s acquital and the Disclosures Tribunal.
Some tweefle-doofling may be unavoidable.
Sorry.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly on Broadsheet
More to folly
Ace Of BASE
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Earlier this week, with a 150 EURO voucher to spend onBASE London footwear at Genius, Dublin 2, we asked you to explain why your feet deserve such comfy booty.
You answered in your tens.
But there could be only one winner.
In reverse order so…
Liam Deliverance:
“I deserve some BASE London footwear particularly at the moment owing to the fact I have never owned a good pair of leather shoes, I have a Dunnes pair that I wear on the rare occasion that I also wear a suit and they are 14 years old. Rest of the time it’s Motorbike boots (which is where the footwear budget goes) or hikers/runners. A fancy quality pair would be nice treat, I could probably get a good 20 year out of them!”
Joe Blogs:
“I deserve some BASE London footwear particularly at the moment owing to the fact that i’ll be in the Public Domain everyday so I need my Base in the Place, London!”
Leopold Gloom:
“I deserve some BASE London footwear particularly at the moment owing to I have weird feet, each of a noticeably different size and due to years of overlooked injuries it bloody impossible to get a decent pair for them without spending a sizable portion, that and all my shoes are manky”
Winner!
Kolmo:
“I deserve some BASE London footwear particularly at the moment owing to my motorbike dying on me this morning, this caused me to be an hour late for work, and until I can afford repairs, will increase my commute from a reasonable 90 minutes a day to 3.5 hours a day. Having to walk a lot more, wear and tear on shoes will become an issue to the point were I neither afford to replace my worn out shoes and repair the motorbike. leaving me shoeless and driven to the edge of reason due to the laughably, but not funny, long commutes.”
Thanks all
Previously: All Their BASE Belong To You
Lock Her Up
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from left, Bill Shipsey of Amnesty Internatonal and U2’s Bono look on in Dublin Airport; Aung San Suu Kyi with then Tanaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Eamon Gilmore (right), as Irish/Burmese Sophia Kelly presents flowers
Further to reports that more than 420,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled violent attacks by Buddhists in Myanmar.
Trayvon writes:
We are into the second week of this but finally a European leader has called this for what it is [French President Emmanuel Macron has said attacks on Myanmar’s Rohingya minority amounted to “genocide].
it is now time to rescind Aung San Suu Kyi of ALL the honours she picked up on her Bono-led tour of Ireland We cannot and should not honour apologists for genocide.
Satellite images show sprawling Rohingya refugee camps (San Fransisco Chronicle)
Call to strip Myanmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi of Ulster Degree (Belfast Telegraph)
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