Betty Boop Curtains videos

Bette and Joan - The Final Curtain - 2015 Trailer - St James Theatre, London

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Show runs 3-9th January 2015.nDetails and tickets from: http://www.stjamestheatre.co.uk/studio/bette-joan-the-final-curtain/nFacebook: https...

(un)curtain office

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(un)curtain office, Ljubljananarchitecture by dekleva gregoric architectsnproject team ALJOSA DEKLEVA, TINA GREGORIC, LEA KOVIC, VID ZABEL, ...

Separate Togetherness curtain by Penny Webb

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Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Penny Webb has developed a lamp, a mirror and a textile that fluctuate in hue when subjected to different ...

Betty Boom

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Directed: Marco Antonio MarínnnModel: Betty BoomnnSong: Miranda X 'Natures on the Phone'

SPACE, NOT SPIKES: Curtain Road

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A bunch of idiots set out one summer's eve to address anti-homeless spikes in public/private space by installing a sleeping and seating area...

Curtains Up at LAX Central Terminal Area: Unveiling Sculptural Light Poles & Light Ribbon

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Curtains up at the Los Angeles Airport LAX Central Terminal Area as Mayor Garcetti unveils the new sculptural light poles and light ribbon s...

Betty Returns

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After several months of restoration the Organ at St John's Hyde Park, Betty, returned.

The Curtain Closes at the Alamo Drafthouse San Francisco.

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Thursday, December 10, 2015.

BETTY B ... (a bully film)

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An anti-bullying film about a young girls relationship with a bully she thinks is her friend.nnMore Bullying Stats:nn- 90% of 4th through 8t...

Main Project Animation

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Francesca Wrightnw018077en14018077nStaffordshire UniversitynnThis is my piece for the main project 'Objects in Animation' where we each had ...

Welcome Zombies Presents: Mieux Magazine Awards 2015 (Recap)

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Welcome Zombies invades The Mieux Magazine Awards 2015 in Tampa, FL. This clip includes appearances by Gatsby, Betty Dawl, Nik SB, The Nobod...

Savoury Chef Foods - Caterers in Vancouver, BC

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Savoury Chef Foods.n604-357-7118ninfo@savourychef.comnwww.savourychef.comnnStarring:nChef Taryn Wa, Savoury Chef Foods Ltd.nhttp://www.savou...

FitnessOnToast Blog Trip to Morocco (Kasbah Tamadot) - Spring 2014

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Shot on a recent FitnessOnToast.com Blog Trip to Morocco, in the vast grounds of Richard Branson's 'Kasbah Tamadot', and set to Disclosure's...

Don Henley - Drivin' With Your Eyes Closed

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A brilliant song by Don Henley (of the Eagles) with a very sensual, earthy beat. The title is a metaphor for anticipating certain destructio...

A brilliant song by Don Henley (of the Eagles) with a very sensual, earthy beat. The title is a metaphor for anticipating certain destruction going the way you’re going, at whatever extreme level; be it personal indulgence, political, cultural or social. Or simply about missing the obvious or the simplest solution in any situation or problem.nnThe lyrics are set in France with references to art and the influential poets Rimbaud and Baudelaire (and the latter’s poems); with symbolism and imagery to sum up the joie-de-vivre, sang froid and even the occasional gaucheness found there.nnThis video shows the variety and colourfulness of French life .. from the fast cars, clubs and ridiculous wealth of the Côte d’Azur, counter posed with the grittiness and melting-pot of provincial northern-mid France, with its wide range of socio-political causes; images of the wonderful French culture and sublime art; the heady romance of fashionable Paris; etc. I have added in some topical themes which arouse much passion too.nnFrom hedonism and existentialism, to phenomenology and abstract structuralism … the French seem to combine all these facets intriguingly.. and well. nnDo turn your volume and bass up for this one, it rocks!nnI’ve copied below the two poems that are named in the lyrics, for interest only:nnTHE DEATH OF LOVERS ('LA MORT DES AMANTS' TRANSLATED)nnWe shall have beds full of subtle perfumes, nDivans as deep as graves, and on the shelves nWill be strange flowers that blossomed for us nUnder more beautiful heavens.nnLavishing our final amorous hoursnthere, our flaming hearts shall merge and loomnin the twin mirrors of these souls of oursn— torches vast which side by side consume.nnThen some evening, rose and mystic blue,ncharged with the sobbing woe of our adieu,nLove shall links us in one lightning-spark;nnLater, shall the faithful angel flingnall the portals wide, illuminingnthe flameless torches and the mirrors dark.nn- Charles BaudelairennTHE PUNISHMENT OF PRIDE (CHÂTIMENT DE L'ORGUEIL TRANSLATED)nnWhen first Theology in her young prime nFlourished with vigour, in that wondrous time, nOf an illustrious Doctor it was said nThat, having forced indifferent hearts to shed nTears of emotion, moved to depths profound: nAnd having to celestial glory found nMarvellous paths, to his own self unknown, nWhere only purest souls had fared alone — nLike a man raised too high, as in a panic, nCrazed with a vertigo of pride satanic, nHe cried "Poor Christ, I've raised you to renown!nnBut had I wished to bring you crashing down nProbing your flaws, your shame would match your pride nAnd you'd be but a foetus to deride!"nImmediately he felt his wits escape, nThat flash of sunlight veiled itself in crepe. nnAll chaos through his intellect was rolled, nA temple once, containing hoards of gold, nBy opulence and order well controlled, nAnd topped with ceilings splendid to behold. nSilence and night installed their reign in him. nnIt seemed he was a cellar dank and dim, nTo which no living man could find the key; nAnd from that day a very beast was he. nAnd while he wandered senseless on his way, nNot knowing spring from summer, night from day, nFoul, dirty, useless, and with no hereafter, nHe served the children as a butt for laughter.nn- Charles Baudelairenn------------------nNB: This video was produced and presented here simply for entertainment sake; no offence is intended to anyone. © WBene 9/13 xn________________nnnRider 1:nThis is a video based on my interpretation of this wonderful song's lyrics (and may not be Don's himself, please note) - no political agenda is implied beyond associations with humanitarian and democratic concerns generally.nnRider 2: nNo rights to this song or video excerpts owned (where applicable), this was put together purely for entertainment and not for making any money whatsoever, no copyright infringement intended of song or images used (various sources). My big, warm, kind thanks to all source owners, clips used simply for art's sake, nothing more. xnnCopyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'Fair Use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Totally non-profit educational or entertainment use is deemed in favour of such interpreted 'fair use' category. nnWarning: This video does contain some flashing light scenes, caution advised for those affected by this. Thank you.nnVideo © Squooze / Bene 27th September 2013 Less

Polybius

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Made by James Houston nMusic written & performed by Julian Corriennwww.1030.co.uknTwitter: @1030nnWe are submerged in a dry swimming pool. A...

"I think they're weird; they think I'm weird" - Hella Jongerius

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnMovie: in our second video interview with Hella Jongerius, the Dutc...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnMovie: in our second video interview with Hella Jongerius, the Dutch designer discusses her work with airline KLM and explains how, despite being unfamiliar with the aviation industry, she has been able to build a successful relationship with the company. nnEarlier this year, Jongerius designed a new interior for the business class cabins in KLM's Boeing 747 aircraft and is currently redesigning both the business and economy class cabins for KLM's fleet of 777 and Dreamliner planes.nnJongerius admits that working with an aviation company has been challenging.nn"It's a difficult industry, a very demanding industry," she says, recalling her early meetings with KLM. "You had people around the table that don't speak the same language. They spoke a language that was new to me, and I spoke a language that's new to them."nnDespite this, Jongerius says that she was able to build a relationship with the company and is now looking ahead to a longer-term collaboration.nn"I've worked for two years with this group, and we really now know where to go, where to steer and what we can do in ten years," she says.nnJongerius was initially approached by the airline to design the carpets, curtains and seat covers for the cabin, but soon convinced them to let her design the chairs as well.nn"It's normal in aviation to buy a chair from the shelf and do some modifications [to it]," she explains. "I said, 'I can do that much better, give me the chair [to design]'. They trusted me and so we went on."nnShe reflects: "If I now look back, that was really weird for them, but it all depends on whether you can connect yourself with the person on the other side of the table. I think we were lucky that we trusted each other. I think they're weird; they think I'm weird. I gave them a masterclass in design; they gave me a masterclass in aviation."nnJongerius' redesigned business class cabin features spotted and striped dividing curtains, leather and aluminium details on the chairs and a carpet pattern inspired by an image of the Milky Way. Jongerius explains that she wanted to add a sense of luxury and tactility to the flying experience.nn"As soon as you're in a plane you have extra hours, because you can't telephone and you can't be on the internet," she says. "So it's an outstanding condition and [I wanted] to add something tactile: human materials, attention, details."nnShe adds: "For business class it was easy, because there is already luxury, privacy. Now I'm doing it for economy and that's difficult because the restrictions are quite narrow, so it's harder to get there. But I'm aware that I can make only very little steps, so I see myself on a longer journey." Less

Spark: A Burning Man Story (Theatrical Trailer)

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“An oasis of creativity blooms in Spark. Since we can’t all attend Burning Man, we can be thankful for Spark, which is probably the next...

Amass modular space divider by Benjamin Hubert for 100% Design's auditorium

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See more architecture and design movies at dezeen.com/moviesnnLondon designer Benjamin Hubert created a screen of modular twig-like structur...

See more architecture and design movies at dezeen.com/moviesnnLondon designer Benjamin Hubert created a screen of modular twig-like structures to surround the auditorium at trade show 100% Design during the London Design Festival.nnCalled Amass, the modular system comprises three different components that can be configured in several orientations.nn"The branched form of Amass was inspired by the controlled randomness found in nature and the building blocks of life," said Benjamin Hubert.nnFor 100% Design, 46,000 pieces were hung in curtains around the stage and seating area to create a permeable visual barrier defining the space.nnn"The brief called for a visually iconic space that would create a reference point within 100% Design," Hubert explained.nn"Based on observations from previous years, the auditorium needed to accommodate an audience for the seminar programme without excluding passers-by."nnAlthough other modular plastic partitions already exist on the market - Algue by the Bouroullec Brothers being perhaps the best-known example - Hubert points out that his system can be used to create structural compositions like walls and corners as well as simple curtains.nn"Amass was created to build architectural structure as apposed to other modular plastic products, which only act as simple curtains or dividers," he said.nn"The Amass geometry allows for walls of varying thickness and corners to be created, forming three-dimensional structures."nnThe parts are made of injection-moulded polypropylene, which can be recycled, but they are also reusable.nn"Each year, trade shows reportedly generate more than 600,000 tonnes of waste, much of which comes from the exhibition design and structure," Hubert noted.nnAfter an event using his system, the whole installation can be taken apart and reassembled elsewhere.nnFollowing its debut hosting the talks programme at 100% Design, the product will be made available for space devision in commercial and contract interiors. It has applications ranging in scale from one square metre to over 100 square metres.nn100% deign took place from 18 to 21 September as part of the London Design Festival. Less