Web Site: http://www.danielkbrown.com
Web Site: http://cargocollective.com/danielkbrown
Tumblr Archive: http://danielkbrown.tumblr.com/archive
Web Site: http://www.danielkbrown.com
Web Site: http://cargocollective.com/danielkbrown
Tumblr Archive: http://danielkbrown.tumblr.com/archive
The uncovering and exhibiting of Seuthopolis by architect Zheko Tilev, 2005.
Seuthopolis, the city of the Thracian king Seuthes the IIIrd, and the capital of the ancient state of Odrissia, (end of IV c. BC.) was discovered and explored in 1948 - 1954 during the construction of the Koprinca dam. Unfortunately, after the dam was filled with water the first and the best preserved Thracian city in modern Bulgaria remained on the bottom of the artificial lake. This mistake, from the times of historical and national nihilism, can be corrected today and Seuthopolis can be returned into the treasure house of world cultural heritage.
The project file can be downloaded as pdf here.
Kirsty McMullan - The Everyday Museum of Everyday Portland
Some of the lovely work produced by Kirsty in our studio at Brighton this year. More of the studio work at http://studio6brighton.tumblr.com and more of Kirsty’s work at http://kirstymcmullan.tumblr.com
NICHOLAS ALAN COPE & DUSTIN EDWARD ARNOLD, Aether (2010) is a mixture of painting, chemistry and photography, dealing
with perception of the abstract
Inujima Art Project Seirensho by Sambuichi Architect,sOkayama City, Japan
Inujima is an isolated island in the Seto Inland Sea in Japan. In the old days, it flourished as a stone production area, and a copper refinery was constructed and started up in 1909, but was shut down after 10 years. Since then it has been left untouched for 100 years. Remaining there now are the ruins, large areas of primary energy, such as old quarries and refinery plants, which were constructed by using granite undulation. These ruins have been converted into a museum. Everything is completely sustainable, as a statement about the industrial era.
http://clippings.com/projects/inujima-art-project-seirensho-3566