Like the title says, folks, check out blinkymummy’s *video* coverage of the off-the-wall party at the Singapore Art Museum last SaturdayPlenty of pictures as well!
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Posted in | No Comments »Indigenous Australian artists have been commissioned to embed artwork into the fabric of a new museum in Paris. Walls, ceilings and glass will contain – or be contained by – artworks. Artist Judy Watson has said it is as if the artists are “swallowing” the building. For more, see the…
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Posted in , , , | No Comments »]]>Since it’s the first slime mold to appear on BPotD, I was really hoping to have a superior photograph, but a passable one will have to do. I’m fairly certain this is Fuligo septica, one of the few of these fascinating organisms to have a well-used common name – dog vomit…
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Posted in | No Comments »Check out the International Museum Day 2006 coverage on youth.sg!Read the blog post here…
and the showcase coverage here. …
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Posted in | No Comments »Here at Pacific Science Center our focus is getting kids excited about learning science. Judging by some recent test scores, students around the state have been doing just that. Way to go! …
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Posted in | No Comments »One of the joys of owning my Mac has been widgets - small little programs that let me do common tasks without firing up a big application. Things like quick wikipedia searches, unit conversions, calendars, notepads….the list goes on and on.
Today I added a new widget from the Rijksmuseum that…
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Posted in , | No Comments »]]>Thank you to -Merce-@Flickr for today’s photographs (original image 1 and original image 2 via the BPotD Flickr Group Pool). Thank you -Merce-!
Michael Charters from Calflora.net explains that the pronunciation of the generic name for this plant has an emphasis on the first syllable, so it is said “SIL-i-bum”. However,…
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Posted in | No Comments »This was an extremely fun night. As Nicola explained in the post below, a group of us acted as jockeys, rolling die to determine which horse moved and how far.
The jockeys all dressed up in what they deemed acceptable jockey outfits, mine was a fairly standard set of…
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