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Illustratie voor redactioneel met als thema 'Liefde'. Mijn inspiratie hiervoor heb ik gehaald uit mijn eigen relatie, haha. Een relatie ontstaan vanuit het internet en een online game; mensen kunnen elkaar ontmoeten via internet maar een echte ontmoeting is nog steeds nodig om de liefde te laten opbloeien en elkaar te leren kennen.
Internet-ish artworks market + Performances by Exonemo & JODI
Internet Yami-Ichi (インターネットヤミ市)
literally "Internet Black Market". By mixing different Japanese writing systems the word "yami" takes on the double meaning of "sick for / addicted to". Therefore, a more accurate translation might be "Internet Obsessives Market".
"S*%t happens. Didn't used to. Like when some small off-handed private comment turns into a flamewar. Or worrying about not getting enough like. The Youtube videos you can't watch anymore because somebody complained. Or the apps you can't play because they were ✖rejected✖ by Apple. Once upon a time, the Internet was supposed to be a place for "liberty". Nowadays it's so uptight". – IDPW.org
The Japanese collective IDPW.org invites us to perpetuate "in real life" the freedom and joyful anarchy of the early web. The Internet Yami-Ichi draws its inspiration from flea markets, these chaotic assemblages that combine hidden gems, unlikely objects, collectibles and useless trash.
Turn off, log-out, and drop in
In this market of a new kind, artists, creatives and makers sell internet-related / internetish objects. Books, artworks, fashion items, materialised data: physical artefacts that escape an increasingly cautious, controlled and censured online world.
Through this fun, friendly and laid-back event, Internet Yami-Ichi questions the ubiquity of the digital, its (dis)illusions and future(s).
After a successful edition at the Berlin Transmediale 2014, iMAL invites IDPW.org for the second Internet Yami-Ichi outside of Japan. The Brussels edition will take place in the wonderful Art Nouveau architecture of the Ateliers des Tanneurs, right next to their famous organic food market!
Petite bibliothèque : 626,5 mètres carrés (pour 12 800 habitants)
Photo prise par Fernand Caron inc.
Luxuszimmer und Suiten mit w-lan Internet in Kronberg: Das Schlosshotel in Kronberg ist das Luxushotel im Taunus und bietet elegante Suiten für ein Luxus Wochenende in Kronberg im Taunus.
IGF held its 10th annual meeting on the theme, "Evolution of Internet Governance: Empowering Sustainable Development", in João Pessoa, Brazil, on 10 to 13 November 2015.
Credits: Ricardo Matsukawa
O IGF realizou seu 10º encontro anual com o tema "Evolução da Governança da Internet: Empoderando o Desenvolvimento Sustentável", em João Pessoa, Brasil, entre os dias 10 e 13 de novembro de 2015.
Créditos: Ricardo Matsukawa
Conmemoración del diadeinternet en el Senado el 17 de mayo de 2013. Premio a la trayectoria a Ana María Llopis tema Derechos de Autor en Internet
Projet des 100' : 100 jours // 100 photos
C'est grâce à ça que je peux me connecter tous les jours à internet. 96% de la population est couvert de réseau téléphonique mais à l'échelle du territoire ça ne représente pas grand chose. Néanmoins j'ai pu me connecter au pied d'Uluru, au bord de la plage ou dans des forêts d'eucalyptus.
Si vous voulez avoir des astuces sur comment vous connecter en voyage, un article ici.
Tout est raconté dans le blog : regismatthey.wordpress.com/
La diretta video tv a sky tg24 con paola saluzzi e meetic nello speciale internet chattiamo dove abbiamo analizzato le fasi del cortegiamento w della creazione di una coppia via internet e i social media
Mrs. Patricia Benoit-Guyot, Chief of Protocol, ITU, at a meeting on Day 10, at WCIT 2012, Dubai, UAE ©ITU
Nous vous proposons, à l'Office de Tourisme, un espace avec 2 ordinateurs pour consulter vos mails ou internet. (service payant).
Mauritanian Conus Shells beads:
The women of Mauritania; Tuareg, Moorish, etc. weave these decorative shells into their hair and clothing and for many years, have incorporated them into their traditional necklaces and jewelry.
Conus Shell Beads:
Originally a magical possession of the medicine man, the Conus shell acquired monetary value as it traveled from East Africa. It was introduced in Western Africa in the 16th century.
The beads were cut from the crest of the conical shells and then polished smooth, creating a spiral disc. Ornaments made from Conus were also believed to act as powerful charms, amulet and talisman found in Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, DRC, Mali and Burkina Faso, etc. They also indicated the high status and wealth of their owners. All beads are in the collection of MBAD/ABA African Bead Museum.
Mauritanian Conus Shells beads:
The women of Mauritania; Tuareg, Moorish, etc. weave these decorative shells into their hair and clothing and for many years, have incorporated them into their traditional necklaces and jewelry.
Conus Shell Beads:
Originally a magical possession of the medicine man, the Conus shell acquired monetary value as it traveled from East Africa. It was introduced in Western Africa in the 16th century.
The beads were cut from the crest of the conical shells and then polished smooth, creating a spiral disc. Ornaments made from Conus were also believed to act as powerful charms, amulet and talisman found in Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, DRC, Mali and Burkina Faso, etc. They also indicated the high status and wealth of their owners. All beads are in the collection of MBAD/ABA African Bead Museum.
Internet cafe. These tend to be hard to find and you have to register at the front desk with your ID when you enter.
Mauritanian Conus Shells beads:
The women of Mauritania; Tuareg, Moorish, etc. weave these decorative shells into their hair and clothing and for many years, have incorporated them into their traditional necklaces and jewelry.
Conus Shell Beads:
Originally a magical possession of the medicine man, the Conus shell acquired monetary value as it traveled from East Africa. It was introduced in Western Africa in the 16th century.
The beads were cut from the crest of the conical shells and then polished smooth, creating a spiral disc. Ornaments made from Conus were also believed to act as powerful charms, amulet and talisman found in Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, DRC, Mali and Burkina Faso, etc. They also indicated the high status and wealth of their owners. All beads are in the collection of MBAD/ABA African Bead Museum.
Artist: Paul Telling
Artist Website: CLICK HERE
I'm Old Gregg! Do you love me! Look at my Mangina . The Mighty Boosh is one of the best TV shows and comedy Duo's to be around in ages. So flipped out wacked and weird! We love the show, We love all the crazy characters, situations they get in and in general the way the show is designed and built and special effects created etc. You must see this show and get into it. You will laugh so hard you will cry! Old Gregg is definitely the most favoured of all crazy characters on The Mighty Boosh he is quirky loveable, scaly and wears a tutu what more could you want in a scaly man fish….
See the show to make sense of it…. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO HERE
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Lets Be Friends!!
Seconda serata della Settimana Internet @ Roma. Si è parlato di Internet e Giovani. Ospite d'onore il duo Zero Assoluto. Photo by: Sarascamarcia.com
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Mauritanian Conus Shells beads:
The women of Mauritania; Tuareg, Moorish, etc. weave these decorative shells into their hair and clothing and for many years, have incorporated them into their traditional necklaces and jewelry.
Conus Shell Beads:
Originally a magical possession of the medicine man, the Conus shell acquired monetary value as it traveled from East Africa. It was introduced in Western Africa in the 16th century.
The beads were cut from the crest of the conical shells and then polished smooth, creating a spiral disc. Ornaments made from Conus were also believed to act as powerful charms, amulet and talisman found in Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, DRC, Mali and Burkina Faso, etc. They also indicated the high status and wealth of their owners. All beads are in the collection of MBAD/ABA African Bead Museum.