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日落后去泰晤士河畔看风

艺术家Jason Bruges 用小型涡轮机和LED，并利用风力发电的原理向我们展示了风是如何被看见的，在9月1日前，你都可以在伦敦的south bank center看到这一美景。








去的那天 风不大 只有偶尔亮起零星的几只

Life Is A Laugh


Brian Griffiths’ installation Life Is A Laugh, at Gloucester Road tube station



Gloucester Road Underground station in London has been colonised once again - this time by artist Brian Griffiths who has filled the disused platform with Life Is A Laugh, an epic installation which is part assault course, part giant panda head.

The artwork is the latest exhibition in the Gloucester Road Platform for Art programme, which presents four shows a year in the Underground space. Griffiths is known for his magical, absurdist work that in the past has included a super computer made from cardboard and other household materials and a galleon constructed in wooden furniture.


http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/corporate/projec...ifeisalaugh.asp




现在几乎每天都会路过

KEANE , THE ROAD TO THE O2



On Saturday night, Keane play their last headline date of the 'Under The Iron Sea' tour at London's O2. All week, we'll be building up to the show on keanemusic.com, with blogs, pics and news. We're also heading off on the road with the band, to cover their trip to Dublin and, of course, The O2 live and direct.


最后几天买票最好的地方不是在官网
http://www.seetickets.com/see/event.asp?e|...mp;filler2=home


http://www.keanemusic.com/




一万四千三百张票啊~~~~~ O2 ARENA真有气势！！！
真高兴demo终于被正式投入使用了 投资建成文化娱乐场所的主意比搞成赌场高级100倍~~~

JapanEX London

21 to 22 Jul 2007






JapanEX London is an event based around the rich and varied traditions, culture and lifestyles of Japan.

The show is set to give visitors an insight into Japan and its people. It includes opportunities to experience all aspects of Japanese culture and tradition with a special emphasis on culture, tourism and education.

Modern Pop culture will be part of JapanEX London with many aspects including Manga, Cosplay, DDR, Fashion, Dolls and much more.

Areas of interest include Gothic Lolita fashion, origami, food, drink, travel and martial arts.

Visit www.japanexlondon.com for the latest updates.

MAROON 5

at Wembley Arena in London on SUN, 02/12/2007.
Doors open at 19:00, show starts at 19:30






除了伦敦 在在纽卡曼城诺丁汉等地方演出

http://www.seetickets.com/gat/price.asp?co...r1=gigsandtours


官网

http://www.maroon5.com/hi_fi/

Antony Gormley: Blind Light ,
17 May - 19 August 2007,

The Hayward Gallery, Southbank Center .





Rarely out of the arts pages these days, Antony Gormley has become one of the world’s most celebrated sculptors and a household name. His sculptures, often based on casts of his own body, adorn public spaces and galleries across the country, from well-known works like Angel of the North to more obscure works only viewable by appointment. web links and teachers’ resources.


Angel of the North, Gateshead






Another Place, Crosby Beach, Liverpool






Event Horizon, 31 statues displayed on buildings around London





Event Horizon has caused a splash since being unveiled in May 2007. This large scale project consists of 31 life-size bronze male figures placed on prominent buildings across London, aimed at promoting Gormley’s exhibition Blind Light at the Hayward Gallery, and making an immediate impact with the public.

Sites range from the Shell Centre and National Theatre on the South Bank to Waterloo Bridge and King’s College and will be statued throughout summer 2007. This Google Maps page shows the location of all 31 sculptures.

Time will tell what happens to them after that, but they have already proved hugely popular with Londoners and a petition to No 10 Downing Street to keep them in the city has already been started.

Event Horizon is the best known of Gormley’s works in the capital but he has been making sculptures since 1973 and the city contains several other of his works, many of which are in the open air.



You, The Roundhouse, London






Quantum Cloud, next to the Millennium Dome, London






Reflection, 350 Euston Road, London






Planets, The British Library at St Pancras, London






Bollards, Bellenden Road, Peckham, London






Sculpture for Derry Walls, Derry, Northern Ireland






Iron: Man, Victoria Square, Birmingham






One and Other, Yorkshire Sculpture Park






Feel, The Wellcome Collection, London






Learning to See, Quincentenary Library, Jesus College, Cambridge






Present Time, Granton Centre for Art, Edinburgh






Baby (Still), Science Museum, London






http://www.antonygormley.com/newsite/home.html






很想去livepool看看 another place的雕塑

9月份在大英博物馆的兵马俑展绝对不能错过，还有11月份在o2的埃及女王展

中国海军168广州号近日出发访问俄法英西，将要到访 PORTSMOUTH 军港，有没有人想去瞧瞧？

这企不是逼人做东？

你是说让牛排做东？好啊

有人要做东了 那我去看看船吧



这个挺给人幻想的~

恩，就是不知道军港让不让人进，还有什么时候到港也还不知道

THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT OF THE YEAR.







The London Design Festival 15-25 September 2007
The London Design Festival is now in its fifth year and has become a fixture on the international creative calendar. With over 200 projects and audiences of 300,000 it has quickly become one of the most important design events in the world.

http://www.londondesignfestival.com/Default.aspx



Please keep checking in the next few weeks for the Official Programme of Festival events taking place, 15-25 September 2007.

http://londondesignfestival.com/events/default.aspx






Sustainable Design at LDF 2007

You cannot fail to have noticed that everyone has gone eco. From politics to design, the environment is at the top of everyone’s agenda.

Of course eco or sustainable design is nothing new - designers have always returned to the theme of reusing and redesigning products. However, sustainability is now being embraced more widely as it soars up the political agenda, and is a major theme running through this year’s London Design Festival (15-25 September). Here is a selection of eco-themed events taking place in London during the Festival.









[size]Business of Design Talks [/size]
Co-hosted by the Financial Times and the London Design Festival

September 18-21, Royal Festival Hall, London

starts at 8am, tickets £15 including breakfast



Tuesday 18 September
Investment in Design


Design is a fragmented, often undisciplined industry and therefore, many say, ripe for investment and improved management practices. But what is the best way to build a profitable design business? How do manufacturers ramp up production and distribution while still preserving quality?

Speakers:
Matteo di Montezemolo, Charme Investments
Hon. Angad Paul, Caparo
Daniel Sachs, Proventus

FT Moderator:
Adrian Michaels, Milan correspondent



Wednesday 19 September
Branding with Design


From Marriott to Motorola, Audi to Apple, companies around the world are trying to differentiate themselves with "design-led" offerings. How do creative directors and designers go about reshaping corporate images in this way?

Speakers:
Frank Stephenson, Alfa Romeo
Steve Ridgway, Virgin Atlantic
Nick Jones, Soho House

FT Moderator:
John Gapper, chief US business commentator



Thursday 20 September
Architecture and Development


It's no secret that architecture can transform a street, neighbourhood or city. But recent years have seen developers work harder than ever to create iconic buildings and well-designed communities. Is it worth the extra investment? Which projects around the world should others try to emulate?

Speakers:
Mike Hussey, Land Securities
Spencer de Grey, Foster & Partners
David Rosen, Pilcher Hershman

FT Moderators:
Jim Pickard, property correspondent
Edwin Heathcote, architecture critic



Friday 21 September
Design Retail

What is the best way to sell design to consumers? We consider success stories and failures, ranging from the mass market to the niche, department store revamps to boutique expansions.

Speakers:
Vittorio Radice, La Rinascente
Murray Moss, Moss
Florence Delorme, Habitat

FT Moderator:
Elizabeth Rigby, retail correspondent



[size=3]Design Talks with Blueprint Magazine [size]

The London Design Festival and Blueprint magazine are bringing together a host of leading designers, artists and commentators to discuss the how design relates to the cultural life of Britain. Taking place at the main hub of the Festival, the Royal Festival Hall, they culminate with a discussion between two of Britain’s leading female architects and furniture designers: Zaha Hadid and Amanda Levete.

All of the talks will be held at the Royal Festival Hall in the level 5 function room


Tuesday 18th September 6pm
Archigram founder, writer and educator Peter Cook, design duo Patrik Fedrikson & Ian Stallard, restauranteur Mourad Mazouz of Sketch & MoMo , and artist Mark Wallinger


Thursday 20th September 6pm
Painter & art critic Matthew Collins, film director John Maybury, designer Ross Lovegrove, and designer & partner of Established & Sons Sebastian Wrong


Friday 21st September 6pm
Architect & Pritzker prize winner Zaha Hadid, and architect & designer Amanda Levete of Future Systems


Saturday 22 September 3pm
Film day with ‘this is tomorrow’ introduced by Paul Kelly of St Etienne

All tickets £8 (including a free drink) from the Southbank Centre box office on 0871 6632500 or www.southbankcentre.co.uk.

The film day on saturday is free.

支持绿色环保设计!!!!!
9月19日 下午5点 trafalgar square 设计师tom dixon发放1000只新设计的节能灯泡，先到先得~~~



TOM DIXON FREE LIGHT GIVEAWAY TOMORROW!!!





As part of the awesome installation of eco GLOWB lights currently at Trafalgar Square in London for the Design Festival, Tom Dixon will be giving away 1000 lights TOMORROW, Wednesday, September 19th from 5-10pm! The “GLOWB” is a low-energy, CFL light that will be displayed in a chandelier cluster- get there fast to get your hands on some free green design! First-come-first serve! And stay tuned for a full report after the giveaway from our London team.





Powered by a renewable energy source the lights will be lit for 3 hours per day from 7pm – 10pm Monday and Tuesday, and on Wednesday 19th from 5pm – 10pm. On Wednesday at 5pm 1000 lights will be given away to Londoners on a first come first served basis. To further promote the use of CFL’s, GLOWB will give away a 1000 CFL light bulbs a day, totaling 3,500 light bulbs being given away and used over the course of the installation.


The lights are a new design from Dixon, called GLOWB (above), powered by renewable electricity the installation intends to highlight the amount of energy that can be saved by switching from incandescent bulbs. The project is in a collaboration with the UK’s Energy Saving Trust.


The Festival explains:
“With plans afoot to ban the sale of the traditional incandescent bulb in the EU, Tom Dixon will use low energy light bulbs and recycled objects to demonstrate how using sustainable and energy efficient solutions can create a dramatic aesthetic.”


From Dixon:

“Low energy bulbs suffer from an image problem, where it is commonly thought that they make an unattractive light. What better way to change this perception than to make an event that allows Londoners to witness a massive installation of 500 lamps allowing everybody to take a part of it home to illuminate their lives whilst using 80% less energy than they would previously have used. Free design for Londoners!”

A sculpture, created by Asylum, swims alongside the Thames in Mother’s new campaign for TV show London Ink


Massive tattooed figures have recently invaded London, as part of a new ambient ad campaign by Mother. The sculptures, which have currently taken up residence by Tower Bridge and also at Victoria Station, form part of a campaign for new Discovery Real Time reality show London Ink.




A close-up of the swimmer’s tat



The show, a UK version of the successful US show Miami Ink, is based around a tattoo parlour run by Louis Molloy, who has already had a taste of fame with his ink work for David Beckham and Kate Moss. Beginning this Sunday, it will follow the usual reality TV drill, featuring the trials and tribulations of daily life in the shop, as well as delving into the personal stories of the customers.





The sculptures’ tattoos, which have been designed by Molloy, feature classic tattoo iconography, with a London twist: the swimmer has a classic Japanese Carp shown on a bed of chips and newspaper with a Japanese wave-style splash of vinegar on top, while the girl at Victoria Station has a tattoo of a “glorious pigeon”, a stylised pigeon made to look like a classic “war eagle” tattoo, complete with tattered feathers and a gimpy foot.






Watch the swimmer sculpture being installed

Mind the crack ... a visitor looks at Doris Salcedo's Turbine Hall installation.

After years of vast, architectural sculptures - towers, walls, horns, boxes, even a model of the sun - the eighth installation to occupy Tate Modern's Turbine Hall is somewhat starker. It is a crack in the floor.
The work by Colombian sculptor Doris Salcedo, entitled Shibboleth, runs the full 167 metres (548 feet) of the cavernous hall. It begins as a hairline crack in the concrete floor of the building, then widens and deepens as it snakes across the room.




Jagged edge: A Tate Staff member inspects Colombian artist Doris Salcedo's work Shibboleth - a 500ft crack along the length of the floor in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall

这几天,Kurt Wenner等街头艺术家,把3D路面艺术,搬到了伦敦的WATERLOO车站.








looks comfortable – until you try to sit on it, that is.

The sofa and table in Kurt Wenner's latest visual illusion appears to be real... unless you walk a little farther round the scene and see they are actually flat. The puzzling work has been intriguing commuters since it was unveiled yesterday at Waterloo station.

Mr Wenner, who claims to have invented 3D street painting, uses a system of geometry inspired by the technique classical painters used to create the sense of height in frescoed ceilings.

周五放学和朋友去了tate
我也不知道为什么要摆招财猫的Pose.....


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The Unilever Series: Doris Salcedo, Tate Modern, 9 October 2007 – 6 April 2008


In this exclusive interview for TateShots, Colombian artist Doris Salcedo talks about cracking open Tate Modern. Her new work Shibboleth is a long snaking fissure that runs the vast length of the Turbine Hall, as if striking to the very foundations of the museum. Something similar might be said of the concept that underpins the piece. The word ‘shibboleth’ refers back to an incident in the Bible, which describes how the Ephraimites, attempting to flee across the river Jordan, were stopped by their enemies, the Gileadites. As their dialect did not include a ‘sh’ sound, those who could not say the word ‘shibboleth’ were captured and executed. A shibboleth is therefore a token of power: the power to judge, reject and kill. What might it mean to refer to such violence in a museum of modern art? For Salcedo, the crack represents a history of racism, running parallel to the history of modernity; a stand off between rich and poor, northern and southern hemispheres. She invites us to look down into it, and to confront discomforting truths about our world.


视频链接

http://www.tate.org.uk/tateshots/episode.jsp?item=12198

瞧瞧瞧瞧瞧，女大18变呢啊，小蓬客儿变大美女喽

Bo哥还夸？ 我最近都素颜出门了
进metal workshop弄了一脸黑漆漆的aluminum粉末 出wood workshop再粘一身刨下来的木屑
什么朋克妆都比不上呀

大兴奋中 但绝对不是因为11月9号今天英国发售iphone
收到邮件　ＬＰ要来英国开演唱会喽～～～　今儿个起早晨９点开始卖票
恩....... 这次我要抢个好位置　

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This January The O2 will be rocked by Linkin Park on their Minutes to Midnight Tour. The state of the art show will come to The O2 on 28th January. Having sold over 40 million records worldwide since their 2000 debut, they are the latest world-class act to announce their O2 appearance.





http://www.seetickets.com/aeglive/event.as...;e|promoter=616

票价37镑含booking charge
有人想一起去么?

我想和Moooy一起去啊，不知半夜几点能结束呢，想连夜回Maidstone。

上次我看keane的经验是十一点左右结束掉 这样你来的及赶回去么?

哭什么? 这是小猫还是小望? 欢迎一起呀~~~

小猫可不喜欢LP。。。
去不了呀去不了。。。

周末在家不知怎么搞的不能回帖，气死了！
11点结束有点悬呢，不知道地铁到几点。我查到23点51分在Victoria有一班回去的车。
争取去啊，今年夏天的那么多音乐节我都没去呢，能看场LP的演唱会也是好的啊！

你买票了么 刚才查了下 28号第一场在发售后一小时就号称买光了 于是又加了场周二的
不过票也不多了 lower tier和站票在官方网站已经买不到了（其实我9号第一天在官网也没看见有卖lower tier好位置的）
要买下层基本只能去其他网站了 upper tier还有一些 如果你没恐高症的话 因为看着确实挺高的

地铁详细信息查询（例如首末班车等等）: 020 7222 1234
火车" " " " " " " " " " " " : 0845 748 4950

都挺parunk的啊

在dvd上看见自己 哈哈~~~ 不是这个 这只是trailer
看了keane和linkin park上海演唱会的视频和照片总结了几点
建议买场地票看演唱会的筒子们 一定要带个小三脚架去
把相机举高了拍就不会有那么多人头在镜头前晃了
建议穿白色或者浅色的外套 录下来video也很容易找到
最好就是有巨闪的小道具 绝对明显

恩....... 相机不能太专业了 否则不让进场 这真讨厌！