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timeline archive:

a personal collectionof curiosities

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Biblioteca Hertziana

Building work in the heart of Rome is a virtually

heroic feat.

Patience, however, has paid off: The unique

holdings of the library are now located in aremarkable new space. Moreover, Juan Navarro

Baldeweg has opened a window onto history that

grants insights into Romes ancient past.

Keep reading at: http://www.mpg.de/6801484/Bibliotheca-Hertziana-new-building

More at:http://www.domusweb.

it/it/news/baldeweg...

After a Ten-year Construction

Period, the Bibliotheca

Hertziana Opens Its New

Building...
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' sukhumvit. 49 '

Inside the GrandBox

Checking out all the nice things I've found in the

GrandBox.

In the image above you can recognize the

contributions by Pan Gu, Maurizio Cilli,LauraBasco, Fabio Fornasari, Sabina Belfiore Lucovich,

More images at:http://www.facebook.

com/media/set/

More about the GrandBox at: https://www.

facebook.com/GrandTourBiennalediVenezia012
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China

Get Your Kicks on Route G6

Another very interesting story from the Economist.

This time it is about the Beijing-Lhasa

Expressway

Here we go:

Liu BoS wife begged him not to do it.

She said he was ill-prepared for the dizzying

altitude and the treacherous roads. He would beon his own, possibly hundreds of kilometres from

help if anything went wrong with him or their Fiat

Bravo.

But Mr Liu was determined. The couple plan tohave a child next year. Now, he felt, was the time

to drive the family car thousands of kilometres

across China to Tibet. He recalls telling her:

Theres only one question about going to Tibet. It

is, When? Nothing else is a
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problem. All you need is determination. Theres

not much to prepare. His list: some money, some

clothes and medicine to cope with altitude

sickness.

Keep reading at: http://www.economist.com/...

/21568755-china-building

Some more at: http://en.wikipedia.org/...

/G6_Beijing%E2%80%93Lhasa...

Glasgow (UK)

Everything Hayley Tompkins makes is lo-fi:

coloured pencil drawings, films shot on her mobile

phone, sculptures built from bits of twig.

Hayley Tompkins and His

Notebook Series
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From lightly-coloured abstract shapes drawn on

scraps of paper ripped from the pages of a

schoolbook to felt-tip circles bleeding at the

edges, everything is small, but beautifully

conceived. She calls them "objects" rather than

paintings or sculptures, and each one looks like it

has a story to tell battered by wind and rain,

scrunched up like rubbish, kicked down the

pavement or left on the back seat of a bus. Her

brushstrokes could be scuffmarks; her colours are

so subdued as to seem like afterthoughts. I want

to describe them as the artistic equivalent of the

till receipt, but that would be wrong: they are far

more elemental than that.

Keep reading at: http://www.guardian.co.uk/...

/mar/17/artist-hayley-tompkins

More at: http://www.moma.org/collection/artist.

php?artist_id=28836

Thanks to Andrea Monederofor the link.
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Havana, Cuba

Forgotten Tropical

The Escuelas Nacionales de Arte (National Art

Schools) were conceived and initiated by Fidel

Castro and Che Guevara soonafter the Revolution

s victory, in a burst of utopian optimism.

The schools represent an attempt on the part of

their three architects: Ricardo Porro, Roberto

Gottardi , and Vittorio Garatti to reinvent

architecture, just as the Revolution hoped to

reinvent society. Moreover, the architects soughtto integrate issues of culture, ethnicity, and place

into a revolutionary formal composition hitherto

unknown in architecture.

Keep reading at: http://www.revolutionofforms.com/

Some more at: http://en.wikipedia.

org/wiki/National_Art...
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Even more at: http://www.guardian.co.uk/...

/havana-ballet-school-carlos...

http://www.unfinishedspaces.com/

Thanks to Laura Bascoand Giacomo Piraz Pirazzoli

for the links!

Milan

Arcade Shopping

As visitors enter the store, it appears almost as an

enchanted palace set in a rationalist building. The

architect, Antonino Cardillo, has taken inspiration

from grand and expressive spaces such as the royalstable of Meknes or the mosque of Cordoba.

The design incorporates a dense succession of

parallel arches which define the perspective. The
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arch has been chosen due to its iconic status, an

archetype of construction and protection, and also

because of its dominance within Italian

Architectural History.

Keep reading at: http://www.

worldarchitecturenews.com/index.php

More images at: http://www.facebook.

com/media/set/...

Rocca Di Fontanellato

This is (Very) Fantastic!

In my topten of best things to see once in Italy.

The camera obscura in Rocca di San Vitale.

This castle belonged to the dukes Sanvitale from

1386 to 1948. The building of Rocca Sanvitale
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begun in 1124 and was completed in the XVI

century.

Apart from the several rooms, frescoes and various

interesting things, it is relevant to know that one

of the towers hosts a fantastic camera obscura.

Here a link to the castle: http://en.wikipedia.

org/wiki/Rocca_Sanvitale

Here a link (in Italian) specific on the camera

obscura: http://parma.repubblica.it/...

/fontanellato:il.../1632881

Another link: http://www.flickr.

com/photos/roby1kenobi/6253628512/

Thanks to Laura Bascofor the links!
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The Kraken (aka Giant Squid)

A Japanese-led team of scientists has captured on

film the world's first live images of a giant squid,

journeying to the depths of the ocean in search of

the mysterious creature thought to have inspired

the myth of the "kraken", a tentacled monster.

The images of the silvery, three-meter (10 feet)

long cephalopod, looming out of the darkness

nearly 1 km below the surface, were taken last

July near the Ogasawara islands, 1,000 km (620miles) south of Tokyo.

Keep reading (and watch the video) at: http:

//www.reuters.com/.../us-japan-giantsquid...
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/08/us-japan-giantsquid-idUSBRE90705O20130108http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/08/us-japan-giantsquid-idUSBRE90705O20130108http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/08/us-japan-giantsquid-idUSBRE90705O20130108https://www.facebook.com/pages/%E5%B0%8F%E7%AC%A0%E5%8E%9F%E7%BE%A4%E5%B3%B6-%E7%88%B6%E5%B3%B6/233565116686066?ref=stream&viewer_id=1344697023

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Fondazione Minoprio

#wishyouwerehere

For a number of reasons I am forced to become an

expert on greenhouses, plants, trees, green stuff,

biodiversity and a lot of other mysterious things

(at least to me).

Yesterday, it was a fieldtrip to this greenhouse

universe. Greenhouse & Sunset. Together with the

esteemed ing. Ricchetti(very romantic, me and

him and the sunset), Matteo Gatto and Rachele

Storai.

Keep tuned and you'll get to know more...
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Design Academy Eindhoven

Mine Kafon

At the end of November there was the video that

showed off Massoud Hassanis mine-clearing

device, the Mine Kafon, based on a wind-powered

childs toy. Now, the Afghan industrial designer

has taken the suggestions of a number of ourcommenters and put the project on Kickstarter.

Hassani is looking for 100,000 to make the Kafons

and document the process.

While the Mine Kafon is cheaper to produce thanmore traditional methods of clearing minefields,

owing to rather simplified construction using

bamboo that harnesses wind motor for locomotion,

Hassani still needs startup funds to get the project

going at a scale where it will be useful to residentsof his home country of Afghanistan, and other war-

torn locations where there are still hundreds of

buried mines left to be cleared. The Kickstarter

project is designed to take Hassanis concept and

make it a practically
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deployable device.

Keep reading at: http://techcrunch.com/.../the-

mine-kafon-a-low-cost-wind.../

More at: http://vimeo.com/51887079

Thanks to Sabine Delafonfor the superintesting

link!

Borispol Int'l Airport

Boobsprint

Do you know Femen? Do you know boobsprint? Doyou know siskograf?

Here we go:

We call it siskograf. It means the art of boobs.
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You can order a personal stamp breast activist

with an autograph. Photo supplied by e-mail. In

comments in ordering the name or description of

the activists whose breasts you want to

memorializing.

More at: http://femenshop.com/boobs-print-on-

canvas

Here Femen website: http://femen.org/

Here the video on boobsprinting: http://vimeo.

com/57436124

Thanks to Marcia Cainesfor the link!

S&P sukhumvit 49

Then Miyake met Gismondi...

Last Christmas, Issey Miyake & Ernesto Gismondimet. what a nice result!
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In-Ei special Artemide lamp. December 2012 only.

Supercool thingy

Thanks to Barbara Ghella & Rachaporn

Choochuey...

United States

Biodiversity Heritage Library

Tommaso Maggio(thanxthanx) shared this lovelylink with me: the Facebook Page of the

Biodiversity Heritage Library. the world's

taxonomic literature, online, open, accessible!

Here is their explanation on what they do:

The participating libraries have over two million

volumes of biodiversity literature collected over

200 years to support the work of scientists,

researchers, and students in their homeinstitutions and throughout the world.
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The BHL will provide basic, important content for

immediate research and for multiple

bioinformatics initiatives. For the first time in

history, the core of our natural history and

herbaria library collections will be available to a

truly global audience. Web-based access to these

collections will provide a substantial benefit to

people living and working in the developing world

-- whether scientists or policymakers.

https://www.facebook.com/BioDivLibrary

And here their (enormeous) wiki: http://www.

biodiversitylibrary.org/

Very special, thanxthanx!

Universit di Camerino

Crystal Palace and Its

Reconstruction
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The other day I've posted an image about a

greenhouse. Then, Antonio Di Camplisent me a

copy of his (very interesting) book aboutthe

Crystal Palace and why it is such a relevant

reference for the contemporary city.

Really interesting, too bad there is only the Italian

version.

In case you can read Italian, here the link to

Quodlibet page: http://www.quodlibet.

it/schedap.php?id=1940#.UPxrR-jMEcc

Hyde Park

The Crystal Palace

Since we mentioned the book by Antonio Di Campli

on the conceptual reconstruction of the Crystal

Palace, here a post on the thing itself.
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Wikipedia explains:

The Crystal Palace was a cast-iron and plate-glass

building originally erected in Hyde Park, London,

England, to house the Great Exhibition of 1851.

More than 14,000 exhibitors from around the world

gathered in the Palace's 990,000 square feet of

exhibition space to display examples of the latest

technology developed in the Industrial Revolution.

Designed by Joseph Paxton, the Great Exhibition

building was 1,851 feet long, with an interior

height of 128 feet.

Because of the recent invention of the cast plate

glass method in 1848, which allowed for large

sheets of cheap but strong glass, it was at the

time the largest amount of glass ever seen in a

building and astonished visitors with its clear walls

and ceilings that did not require interior lights,

thus a "Crystal Palace".

Keep reading at: http://en.wikipedia.

org/wiki/The_Crystal_Palace
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Giardino di Boboli

Florence from Above

Another fantastic image from Antonino Cardillo's

flow. Here we have Boboli Gardens

(more at his facebook page)
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Giotto's Campanile

Being on Giotto's Steeple

As I already said, I really like Antonino Cardillo's

images. Here you have him on Giotto's steeple,

observing Florence from above.

Very nice! More images (and thoughts) at hispage...
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Turin

Black Tie

To be invited at the "black tie" event, it implies a

fair amount of organization and precision.

Wikipedia explains:

Black tie is a dress code for evening events and

social functions derived from Anglo-American

costume conventions of the 19th century.

Worn only for events after six p.m., black tie isless formal than white tie but more formal than

informal or business dress. It is also more formal

than recent intermediate codes of creative,

alternate or optional black tie.

For men, the elements of black tie are a suit, of

black or midnight blue wool, in which the jacket

lapels and trouser braid are of silk or other

contrasting material, a white dress shirt, a black

bow-tie, an evening waistcoat or cummerbund,
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and black dress shoes. Women's dress for black tie

occasions has varied greatly through the years;

traditionally it was dinner (ankle) or tea (below

mid-calf) length sleeveless dress, often

accompanied by a wrap orstole, gloves, and

evening shoes. Today, cocktail (knee) length

dresses are considered equally appropriate in most

places.

Keep reading all the rest at: http://en.wikipedia.

org/wiki/Black_tie

Politecnico di Milano

Knowledge Cartography

Nice link via Alessandro Mininno: Knowledge

Cartography.

This is their explanation:
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This website aims to present the results of the

ongoing research on a cartographic approach to

the representation of knowledge in its present

configurations.

The aim of the research is to extend the

cartographic metaphor beyond visual analogy, and

to expose it as a narrative model and tool to

intervene in complex, heterogeneous, dynamic

realities, just like those of human geography.

The map, in this context, is not only a passive

representation of reality but a tool for the

production of meaning. The map is thus a

communication device: a mature representation

artefact, aware of its own language and its own

rhetoric,equipped with it its own tools,

languages, techniques and supports. A model that

recovers the narrative abilities of pre-scientific

maps and presents itself not as a mere mimetic

artefact, but as a poetic and political tool

More at: http://www.knowledgecartography.org/
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Bigelow Aerospace

Blown Up in Orbit

Wired reports:

We've heard back from Bigelow Aerospace's Mike

Gold, who has confirmed for us that -- contrary to

earlier reports -- the inflatable extension to theISS will not be on the scale of the BA-330 module.

The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (Beam)

will weigh 1,360kg, with a length of four metres

and diameter of three metres. It will be based onthe Genesis II prototype that is currently in orbit

around the Earth (mentioned in the article below),

and will be launched in 2015 aboard a SpaceX

Falcon 9 rocket as part of a general ISS resupply

mission.

Keep reading at: http://www.wired.co.uk/...

/15/inflatable-iss-extension
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More at: http://www.economist.com/...

/21569685-plan-use-enormous...

Kulturzentrum Grand Hotel Toblach - Centro

Culturale Grand Hotel Dobbiaco

My performing career achieves a new milestone.

Next saturday there will be the first concert of the

Leningrad Cowboys in Italy.

I am asked (together with my friend Franz Goria)

to be in the line-up of the show.

Imagine you have a show where you put together

the Leningrad Cowboys (unfortunately without the

Red Army Choir), some hyperfancy soprano from

Vienna (singing Mahler's lieder), the

Leningrad Cowboys goes toBelpaese.
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flabbergasting Carmen Kuster + Matte (a series of

fantastic circus pieces) + Franz & myself doing a

cool performance + cool dj to reach the following

morning

Slightly tense and nervous (I am). Only to get

dressed properly, it took me three days of hard

work

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lNFRLrP014
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lNFRLrP014

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