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Primavera
J Lundberg (2016)

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los 90as eran lo mejor

Mar 27, 2016


John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893), Shadows on the Park Wall, Roundhay Park, Leeds n.d

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Miyazaki

Mar 22, 2016

Originally planned as an 8bit version of his TV show Takeshi’s Castle, Japanese actor and director Takeshi Kitano instead got hands-on with Takeshi no Chōsenjō and created a game unlike any other – one whose packaging warned that “conventional gaming skills do not apply”. Loosely following a salaryman who dreams of finding treasure, Takeshi’s Challenge serves up a Game Over for innocuous “mistakes” like not quitting the character’s job, failing to divorce his wife, or not hitting the right people. You can get a Game Over on the password screen. Another challenge requires you leave the controller untouched for an hour. All games are arbitrary: only Takeshi’s Challenge glorifies in the fact.

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George Widener, Robot Puzzle, 2011 Mixed media on paper, 152,5 x 121 cm, private collection, Berlin © photo: Bernhard Schaub

Mar 15, 2016

Jueves 17 
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"Arte Post-apocalíptico"

Mar 14, 2016

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Fiona Apple
Joan Cornella

Mar 7, 2016


Robert Anton Wilson

Mar 6, 2016

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H.P.Lovecraft “The Rats In The Wall”
 Hendrik Dorgathen

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1972 Continental, Lincoln-Mercury Division of Ford.