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Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Soft Rock for Bouwkunde
Here's our submission for the TU Delft completion, which didn't win any, (though we made the long list, exhibition, book etc) a building shaped like a soft green rock
with a little Dutch village on the roof floating slightly above ground open plan floors with self organizing elements hovering above a pink and red exotic social space for work-shopping and talking and meeting and passing through
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I like it.. I didnt win either. we have similar idear about open the ground floor..
Shame you didn't win Andreas! It looks brute and cute. Looking at it, maybe the little Dutch village (which looks remarkably Greek) could gather too much water – and where would you leave all that? Groetjes from the Wet Country
Politics of Art, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens
Spoke at EMST National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens, Thursday April 7th 2011, as part of the series "Artist meets the audience" for the exhibition "Politics of Art"
Concrete Islands, curated by Elias Redstone and featuring works by Andreas Angelidakis, Iwan Baan, Frederic Chaubin, mounir fatmi and Niklas Goldbach at Analix-Forever Paris.
I spoke at PROqm bookstore as part of the book launching of
Cognitive Architecture from Biopolitics to Noo politics, edited by Deborah Hauptmann and Warren Neidich, 010 Publishers.
The book includes contributions from Andreas Angelidakis, Lisa Blackman, Ina Blom, Felicity Callard, Suparna Choudry, Jordan Crandall, Elie During, Keller Easterling, Lukas Ebensperger, Boris Groys, Janet Harbord, Deborah Hauptmann, Patrik Healy, Maurizio Lazzarato, Daniel Marguilles, Markus Miessen, Yann Moulier Boutang, Warren Neidich, John Protevi, Steven Quartz, Andreij Radman, Philippe Rahm, John Rajchman, Patricia Reed, Gabriel Rockhill, J.A. Scott Kelso, Terrence Sejnowski, Elizabeth Sikiaridi, Jan Slaby, Paolo Virno, Frans Vogellar, Sven-Olov Wallenstein, Bruce Wexler, Charles T. Wolfe.
the Short Ideas workshop, organized by La Ville Rayee at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in paris
at the Architecture Emotionnelle Conference, organized by Barbara Polla, Paul Ardenne and the University of Geneva
6 comments:
I like it.. I didnt win either.
we have similar idear about open the ground floor..
Shame you didn't win Andreas! It looks brute and cute.
Looking at it, maybe the little Dutch village (which looks remarkably Greek) could gather too much water – and where would you leave all that?
Groetjes from the Wet Country
oh I love cute and brute! um the water? maybe should add a reflection pool in the lobby?
does it float only in second life a?
gravity is so last year
thanks..
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