Showing posts with label panorama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panorama. Show all posts
Gowanus Panoramas
Leopoldau Gasworks Site
Impressions from Vienna's periphery. Gasworks Leopoldau and their use as stage within the 'Wiener Festwochen' 2010.
As a temporary use, cultural happenings bring the place to life. An interimistic strategy for urbanism which should avoid to become mere gentrification but to create sustaining opporuntities for cultural life in a future urban development.
Artwork on the ground for the open-space play 'Hass' within the 'Wiener Festwochen' 2010. The play was an adaptation of the french film 'La Haine', elaborating on precarious living conditions and perspectivelessness of young people with migrant backgrounds.
The play's content appears now more important than ever before. Especially for Austria the question is: Why do people not appreciate cultural diversity and see people coming as migrants with a welcoming eye? New friends, neighbours and citizens as a chance to connect to places, cultures and opportunities outside Austria's small box. CELEBRATE DIVERSITY!
Returning to the play 'Hass'. I very much enjoyed the performance. Thanks to the new space company! Find below some impressions about how the new space company transformed the ambience of the gasworks into a more banlieue-like (?!) environment as a backdrop for the play.
As a temporary use, cultural happenings bring the place to life. An interimistic strategy for urbanism which should avoid to become mere gentrification but to create sustaining opporuntities for cultural life in a future urban development.
Artwork on the ground for the open-space play 'Hass' within the 'Wiener Festwochen' 2010. The play was an adaptation of the french film 'La Haine', elaborating on precarious living conditions and perspectivelessness of young people with migrant backgrounds.
The play's content appears now more important than ever before. Especially for Austria the question is: Why do people not appreciate cultural diversity and see people coming as migrants with a welcoming eye? New friends, neighbours and citizens as a chance to connect to places, cultures and opportunities outside Austria's small box. CELEBRATE DIVERSITY!
Returning to the play 'Hass'. I very much enjoyed the performance. Thanks to the new space company! Find below some impressions about how the new space company transformed the ambience of the gasworks into a more banlieue-like (?!) environment as a backdrop for the play.
lake houhai in Beijing
look over lake houhai, beijing towards north. you can see the drum tower on the horizon right from the center. the locals love to poke holes in the ice for fishing (which is actually forbidden). this day before chinese new years day was clear and sunny.
click to enlarge ;)
click to enlarge ;)
fanzone vienna
i love austria! i love uefa! i love carlsberg! i love puma! i love christl! i love FANS!
style
copenhagen. how inspired can we be and how to live a real bohemian life? just check the role models.
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