This afternoon.
At University College Cork.
Karl Kitching tweetz:
Protesting the fact that a new UCC building is being named in James Watson’s honour.
Meanwhile, a letter sent from the resident of UCC’s Student Union President Aidan Coffey to UCC President Michael Murphy about the decision…
A new mural on the side of a seven storey residential building at Rebibbia in Rome by local street artist ‘Blu’ – part of a series of works by a neighborhood group called “Mammut” endeavouring to redevelop abandoned green spaces in the city.
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Troy McNamara twasks:
Any suggestions on what these numbers on this building represent?
Yours for a deconsecrated 400K.
Possibly chilly in Winter.
Charlestown Church, Charlestown, Ardee, Co. Louth (myhome.ie)
(Thanks John Braine)
Architectural kinetic typography by German digital artist Florian Schommer.
Tastes just like chicken, apparently.
Pat writes:
Spotted on a derelict building on Camden Street [Dublin], near The Bleeding Horse Pub. Does anybody know the history of this building?!
Like graphic designer Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, Australian photographer Peter Stewart creates vertiginous eye candy from the courtyards and plazas of colourful buildings around the world – in this case, the illuminated residential blocks and skyscrapers of Hong Kong (pix 1-4, 6-7), Perth (pic 5), Guangzhou (pic 8) and Paris (pix 9,10).
http://vimeo.com/104846650
An atmospheric stop motion short by John Eyre and Robin Heap in which a dark and foreboding world is crumbling. Trapped on an upper floor of a dilapidated office building, a boy must escape.
Behold the Dreaming Camera Café in the rural idyll of Gyeonggi-do province in South Korea, constructed in the style of a twin lens vintage Rolleiflex camera.
The world is a better place with such things in it.
Ah here.
