Documentary in Seville

Back to Seville!! After some months without good weather, we come back to the city of the sun and the joy. 


During two weeks, we will come along with creative AdolfomartiN and Silent Media thinking core, Jose Infiesta, to practise what we have already talked  about many times: 'Do!' 


We just put ourselves two limitations: 


1) The idea should be finally expressed through a video.
2) Have fun, enjoy the whole creational process. Because we will never be able to control all the parameters that  have an influence in the final result, at least let's take control of the only one, who knows if even the most important: our mood.


We will keep you informed!

manifesto

This is the beauty of internet, you begin looking for information to write a post about ‘Delirious New York’, and you finish writing a post about manifesto...life is beautiful!...if you know how to manage it.

Due to our temporary lack of a physical space on which hanging anything, we want to take advantage of this virtual space to put some manifesto not to forget. None of them has been written by us, but in this age of the hyperinformation, often it is better to listen than to add noise to this already noisy environment.

Enjoy!

AGENDA AUGUSTUS 2011

Workshops

Urban planning: from strategy to local action. Berlage Institute.+info

Expositions

Blueprints of Paradise. Afrika museum.  t/m 30 okt. 2011+info

Ontdek het IJ! Tolhuistuin zondag 28 augustus, 14u+info

ARTZUID 2011.  Internationale sculptuurroute t/m 28 augustus 2011+info

Movies

Uitmarkt: Cineville films in De Balie.+info

Eyefilmmuseum programma.+info

Kriterion weekly programma+info

Rialto dayly programma+info

Studio K weekly programma+info

Outside Amsterdam

Fusion. Exposition in Architectuurcentrum Haarlem t/m 18 september+info

Nai agenda+info

Museum Beelden Aan Zee

Last weekend I was quite impressed about the Museum Beelden aan Zee, in Den Hague. Both the museum itself and the expositions it showed.

TED in Amsterdam

Serlachius Museum Gösta

As you could expect, being one of the 570 teams that were involved in the Serlachius Museum extension competition, we were not the winners. Not even being one of the selected, there were around ten, or at least seeing one image of our project in the minutes, makes it maybe a bit more dissappointed, but at least we congratulate for the architecture itself, if we do not appear in any selection must be because the level was really high, and consecuently, the winner project superb.