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| Contents |
| London Orbit Tower Rises at Olympic Park |
| Emergent Staircase |
| Inflatable Street Art |
| The Orbit Tower, Olympic Park Stratford East London 2012 |
| Guggenheim Museum Bilbao |
London Orbit Tower Rises at Olympic Park
Video show the construction well underway of the Orbit Tower at the London 2012 Olympic Park site in Stratford East London. The 115m tall art sculpture with a public viewing platform is formally named the Arcelor Mittal Orbit, and will … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Olympics
Tagged 2012 olympic, 2012 olympics, Anish Kapoor, arcelor, arcelor mittal, Art, construction, countdown, East London, installation, iron pieces, london 2012, london 2012 olympics, New York, Olympic Park, Orbit, platform, public viewing, sculpture, Statue, statue of liberty, Stratford, youtube
Emergent Staircase
Emergent path Originally uploaded by AndyRob On a steep part of a popular walk, many human footsteps began to wear away the turf. At some point it became slightly easier to walk in the same footprints as previous walkers, and … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Flickr, Randomness
Tagged Art, border, effect, Emergent, Flickr, footprints, human footsteps, path, pattern, photo, staircase, turf, walkers
Inflatable Street Art
I came across this Inflatable street art video via Jack Vinson’s shared items. It’s not often that a new type of art is invented. These are playful and creative, and certainly make an impact on people in the city.
The Orbit Tower, Olympic Park Stratford East London 2012
The Orbit Tower unveiled for Stratford Olympics Site I must have been out of touch recently because I wasn’t even aware there had been a series of proposals for building a large tower at Stratford East London, to make a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, London
Tagged 2012, 2012 olympics, Anish Kapoor, ArcelorMittal, Art, Boris Johnson, East London, London, london 2012, olympic games, Olympic Park, Orbit, Stratford, TheOrbit
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is simply stunning. Few exhibits can compete with the architecture and last week one whole floor was closed for a changover anyway. Outside, Louise Bourgouise’s giant spider ( “Maman” ) looks great against the background … Continue reading
Posted in Art, London
Tagged architecture, Art, Bilbao, bourgouise, exhibits, giant spider, Guggenheim, guggenheim museum, guggenheim museum bilbao, guggenheim museum in bilbao, hi res photos, London, Louise Bourgouise, maman, movie clips, Museum, sculpture, tate modern
