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DVB workshop, WorldDAB workshop, and MoJo masterclass

ABU DBS 2019

4-7 March 2019

Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur

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Seen from a train (250516)

Rietlandpark 333, Amsterdam

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Another of the Broadcasting House extension stairwell on the Portland Place side of the building.

Architects: MacCormac Jamison Prichard.

This will be the view from the new offices looking towards Nash's Church and Regent Street. Once the new building finishes, the spire wil never be seen from the surrounding streets behind the Broadcasting House.

Some links and details given in earlier picture.

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Live at The Haunt, Brighton, 21.05.2013

Broadcasting from the glittering mirror tiled boat, the ‘Celeste’, Celestial Radio travelled around the coast of Britain in search of the answers to life’s big questions. Arriving from the Essex marshes to anchor on the River Tyne, AV Festival 06 hosted the second ever broadcast from this unique vessel. The small boat is covered in 50,000 mirror tiles, enabling it to broadcast light as well as sound waves. Its appearance shifts with the weather, at times appearing as a disco mirror ball at others a miniature stealth boat. Its specially commissioned broadcast for AV Festival 06 called How the Universe Synthesised Itself into Being was made in collaboration with :zoviet*france: and was based on conversations with leading genetic scientists working in Newcastle.

Part of the design aesthetic at Danish Broadcasting is these modular containers for catering, seating, and coat-check. They're the kind of rugged containers used for transporting equipment for rock shows. Very clever and attractive.

Broadcasting Place on the edge of Leeds city centre is one of the most progressive large-scale student housing developments of recent years. It also houses Leeds Metropolitan University's departments of Contemporary Art, Graphics, and Architecture.

PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING IS THE CORDUROY-CLAD BRAINCHILD OF LONDON-BASED J. WILLGOOSE, ESQ. WHO, ALONG WITH HIS DRUMMING COMPANION, WRIGGLESWORTH, WILL BE TOURING THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF THE UK IN 2013 ON A QUEST TO INFORM - EDUCATE AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY – ENTERTAIN.

This is mostly a collection of microwave antennas (the round ones) and UHF TV antennas (the vertical square ones). Nearly all these have been replaced or (I suspect) decommissioned by the time I'm writing this in 2020. Mouse over for details.

Oooh, flashing lights....coool.

The new East (Egton) wing of new Broadcasting House with All Souls Church in the foreground and the BT Tower behind.

This patch is used by the United States Army Broadcasting System. It was authorized in 1991.

Prospero and Ariel, sculpture by Eric Gill, 1931

Grand Rapids, Michigan

The announcement of ArtPrize

www.artprize.org

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