At detroiturbex.com several photographers have been documenting the ups and downs of the ‘Motor City’. Impressive photos like the one above make this site worth visiting.
Above all, the photos demonstrate the transience of all being very well.
Do you want me to go to Anna with this?
Brooch by YAZBUKEY
Height: 10 cm
68,00 Euro
Work Hard – Play Hard
Work Hard – Play Hard
Carmen Losmann (Director)
Germany 2011
90 min.
Cool staged documentary about the modern working world, in which the boundaries between lifestyle and work vanish rapidly. A disturbing trend that is aimed at the optimal utilisation of the ‘resource’ human.
Laziness. A difficult discipline
LAZINESS. A DIFFICULT DISCIPLINE
Anne Hamilton, Manfred Koch
157 pages
A very good read on the history of laziness.
Not having to work was considered the perfect condition in the ancient world and in the Middle Ages at least not negative per se. But modern times brought about the belief in progress and the desire for change and therefore, laziness got condemned.
Today we are all super busy, not only when at work, but also in our leisure time. And we even have to explain ourselves, if we want to do just nothing in our leisure time. Just recently the idea of slowing down has begun to gain acceptance again, as more and more struggle with overwork and stress.
Hot wheels
Thus your plants will get more ‘drive’
As well at the:
Hotel Daniel Vienna – Urban stay
Landstraßer Gürtel 5
1030 Vienna
Reception desk
Yes, this is a reception desk, and yes, it is made of washer drums
You can find it at the:
Hotel Daniel Vienna – Urban stay
Landstraßer Gürtel 5
1030 Vienna
Japan – Fragility of Existence
Japan – Fragility of Existence
Masterpieces from the Genzō Hattori Collection
28 09 2012 to 18 02 2013
Through films like Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill’ traditional Japanese art reached a wider audience. And of course, the film’s theme has a lot to do with the fragility of existence, which is quite important to Japanese culture.
The exhibition in the ‘Leopold Museum’ presents around 50 masterful and previously unseen examples of traditional Japanese ink painting (Sumi-e) and calligraphy (Shodō) from the ‘Genzō Hattori Collection’. It covers works from the 12th to the 20th century. The exhibition is complemented by Japanese colour woodcuts from the ‘Leopold Collection II’.
Leopold Museum at the MuseumsQuartier
Museumsplatz 1
1070 Wien
absolute Fashion
absolute Fashion
Sonja Eismann (Ed.)
221 pages
This book presents basic texts in Fashion Studies. It gathers excerpts from such prominent contributors to fashion theory as Thorstein Veblen, Georg Simmel, Walter Benjamin, Roland Barthes, Pierre Bourdieu, Angela McRobbie, Dick Hebdige, Elena Esposito and more.
Each of the four chapters ‘Class’, ‘Distinction’, ‘Utopia’ and ‘Deviation’ opens with a short theoretical introduction by the editor. The book presents different approaches to fashion: clothing as a commodity, the concept of ‘class fashion’ and the ‘No Sweat’ campaign, the importance of fashion and style to subculture, second-hand clothing, the concept of ‘anti-fashion’, ethical fashion brands, the relationship between high fashion and culture, unisex fashion and much more.
Red arrows
A3, Gouache technique
Me, Myself & I
ME, MYSELF & I
A photography exhibition of seven female photographers on themselves
Anzenberger gallery
The exhibiton features: Isabelle Graeff, Lucy Hilmer, Katarzyna Majak, Emily Peacock, Petra Rautenstrauch, Jana Romanova, and Alena Zhandarova.
With Young Emerging Talent: Eufalia C. Paz.
The works in the ‘Anzenberger gallery’ explore different positions on how to approach the enterprise of the self-portrait, which is considered one of the biggest challenges an artist can take on.
From 25 10 2012 to 31 01 2013
Anzenberger gallery
Absberggasse 27 (former Ankerbrot factory)
1100 Vienna
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