isn't it time for good news. for a couple of people and projects that are changing the ones that are meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference because let's exclude sure to. be good for the environment magazine. or do you w. . hy run along to another edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee from quirky layouts to modern dance moves we have a fun filled show and star here's a look at what's coming up. out of the ordinary italian furniture manufacturer selecting at the current milan design week. reduced to well it's an art exhibition

and dissolute or focuses on works in black and white. inside she sounds they say ah contemporary dance theater wow so the crowds. the brand solecki is known for its creative crazy and provocative designs like its banana and monkey labs which we featured on the show a few weeks ago well now for the first time the company is displaying a ray of trendy furniture and home accessories at milan's furniture fair creative director stuff and also that he is producing objects that seem to carry the slogan minimal is over. gaudy flashy and colorful it all has its place at the ceremony then moby led the milan furniture fair on show is not just furniture there are fixtures and decorations to. the more sculptural silly and showy the better. one attraction is the stand of italian design company sell it

to the exuberant brand is exhibiting here for the first time. check of what coming here is not if people want to regional inventive products things that have never been seen before that's a challenge that's why we give familia things that may cause a lot of the object to. on display our lighting solutions such as the banana lamp. and the monkey lamp which is currently one of these bestsellers new additions to its range include the lazy chairs designed facility by the belgian design company studio. because it is a cannabis package with a special optical a fact it's a deliberate provocation using it for a classic grand that everyone is familiar with creates of which he can trust. and feel on it's own way of reinventing a classic piece of furniture to fit all people in and then get up and going on. the

selectee headquarters are outside parma. thanks to stefano selectee the company founded by his father nine hundred sixty four has undergone a revamp it started out making household objects and now enjoys a reputation for edgy innovative design. company icons includes animal lamps and fast food furniture. and. i think the days are gone when people go on decorations for life these days interior design has to evolve to reflect where you are in life and how you feel. cool stuff. for his designs cellette he has also borrowed visuals from the magazine toilet paper published by italian artists. and here paulo ferrari the results of the collaboration are making their debut at the salon adele moby lay. the artistic

ownership of the graphics is exclusive but now anyone can afford a piece of them all so we work together with the magazine to overcome this entry barrier to watch. i'm a. celeb he isn't the only company taking this approach at milan design week there's a growing public appetite for original pieces like the kong lamb. and the rabbit chair made by keep who. anything goes so long as it's not boring. in a moment to shock you wrote your. there's a surfeit of all chicks and well into the future we're on the lookout for things that have a strong identity for. design is becoming more and more like a trip. that he thought of that allowed. this range is made of aluminum it's designed by albert forma which mainly manufactures chassis for companies like

ferrari and rolls royce. along the pop is a base this dressing table is called bette davis eyes. and with a bit of an even past and as with traditional tastes can jazz up their homes with pieces that end in designs of the ironic and cheeky. i don't want a colony poetically i think of all the. parties are part of the lawn design week taking place at the trade fair but also in the city's streets and show rooms. here at so let's leave to the new core a lamp designed by studio is a major talking point. and you base the dimensions on a keeley custody only famous. i'm going to prison but just. take his golden toilet brush and toilet paper dispenser. our kids designed from. no more don't miss him nine more timid

no more don't miss him three large. rock coco. the legendary moritsugu a cut the lawn is also their artist inspiration and good friend to step on a celebrity. for insiders and visitors alike the lawn design week is a place that puts the fun in functionality. milan is playing host to a number of design events this week on the fringes of the furniture fair more on that at the top of today's express. during milan design week not only this alone a dead moby lay is taking place but also the glorious alone in a series of art and design events scattered around the northern italian city. and pieces of furniture and artworks are displayed in unlikely locations around town

such as the pizza dorm. borders alone iran's through april twenty second. scene of a team its enemies ical set a base of its world premiere in london's west end on wednesday. and already. the seventy eight year old star himself made a rare public appearance to join the actress a.j. and weren't on stage and receive a rapturous reception. the musical isn't accountable to that life and runs the field as they say until seventeen to nineteen. was. the legendary poetry the glass you ski mountain nearing race has begun in

switzerland the teams each consisting of three members compete over fifty three kilometers of high altitude which stream the challenging contest organizers every two years by the swiss armed forces seas military and civilian teams compete sixteen hundred international teams are taking part this year in the event which is held in the pan i now see. the. light gray dark gray black and white if you think these colors are boring then you should take a look at the current exhibition at the palace museum and those that are based on the works of many world famous artists it shows how interesting the renunciation of color can be seven hundred years of art history can be seen there in various forms for the exhibition takes visitors on a fascinating journey of discovery through a world of monochrome art.

an exhibition that explores the simplicity of a reduced palette in unexpected ways hums up to beaks immersive installation the collectors house is the show's p.s. still existence. what i hope to achieve when people walk into the space is. a kind of i'm brainstorm totally surrounded by silence the group is a bit like the ash one can remembers from what people found in pompei for example where everything got monochromatic wonderful and although the body and the banal objects i hope people accept the invitation to sit down and that when they said that they then start to start to read other information but there's a sculpture of

a laptop sculpture of a self sculpture off and pizza box so it's very now a days like. the exhibition titled black and white shows only images with no or very little color these were more the exception than the rule during the past seven hundred years of art history. a new job by the french painter and it's what's known as a good resign a painting entirely in shades of grey. purple picasso made use of the technique. eg ugly guy applied it to his famous ballet dancer picture. so did i dad told your committee. get up at least i drew inspiration from black and white photographs. this. this is for the archaeologist might find in two hundred

years i wonder what is there you know for us there might not use it any more in that time. monochrome oak idea and. things like great tones or softly scipio tones have been used throughout all the centuries like because it has to do with when you take out the color and you concentrate on dark and light bike and gray tones black and white it gives a certain concentration on the image that is different than when you'd have a colorful in which. the exhibition was conceived by london's national gallery dusseldorf const by last museum has supplemented it was contemporary paintings from its own collections to put together

a unique compilation of some e.g. where. a model relief was made based on this black and white painting from eighteen hundred. the viewer has to get up close to see that these are really two dimensional images yeah absence of color allows light and shade to dominate. i try to bring to fiction. to the point that it becomes credible so you sit down and a new you can believe in it it's like when you read a novel at all times you know you're holding the book in your hands and it's false it's not true it is fiction but at some point you forget you're holding the book in your hands and you're transported to another world. without coming into vivi nonetheless.

all the choreography of the dance theatre company day say i is anything but grey in fact the dance repertoire of founder filipe dick who flay is quite diverse the d.c. as a collective workshop of artists dancers acrobats and technicians who come together to create theater performances with elements of dance for the goal is to invoke a certain mood through movement and music revisited the company near paris. and. contemporary dance from france humorous highly visual and magical a sophisticated fusion of don's video and music.

more. to do i think my role in society is to make people dream this by spring to lead them into a poetic space where they can step out of their daily lives for an hour and a half and just experience beauty energy and radiance. the day now as you do from your home. in the late one nine hundred ninety s. choreographer and directed philip dick a flake converted a defunct heat and power station in a paris suburb into a creativity lab where you could experiment. look muslim and you have to cover you simply everything about my work interests me i love dance i love dialogue i love music i love costumes i love videos and simply everything that makes a spectacle come alive and i try to find people with the same passion fuels that

men by humans. the dances of his day say our company are much more they're also musicians singers composers writers and acrobats. because we that this industry in the field if. you listen to class six hundred ninety five. should this summit l. be touring europe and asia with their current production know their peers caught i mean short pieces. to coverage you really need it piece it's a work about ethnic identities the dance is based on the music up evolved

a good so it's very classical. the music is highly structured very symmetrical very balanced. you do so you feel i lay a dance over this music that's closely connected to it very lyrical and beautiful and altogether very classical. and to break it up a bit on the team i batted another element that being the costumes. fifty six year old philip to conflate dedicated to choreography to his late mother. he got his love for ballet from how. he gets his inspiration from anything and everything life itself he's always on the lookout for new ideas that's what i bet has been the complete that's the basis for the company. our continuous search for new forms has

been spectacular and wonderful magical forms it's not that easy to come up with that and it's a long process we look around and occasionally we find something interesting is out there if you for that quote. we talk. about the political play and his company create poetic spaces for the fascinating images to learn the line between reality and illusion. to vote. stone mason yannick haircuts as one of about a thousand german journeyman on the road now they are in a very specific class of people they must be under thirty unmarried have no children be debt free and without a criminal record now after they fill all of these criteria they can then leave for

various countries allowed to return home at the earliest three years and one day later god has been on a farm in northern england for several weeks we hear from him now how it's going so far. yannick hair golf is a journeyman he's been in england for a few weeks now. twenty four year old stonemason from germany is looking for a farm to work all. the elvish family and scum flow to take him in. and sheep shearing time he just watches the farmers call in an expert for this job he doesn't bother yannick journeymen a only supposed to work off the time anyway the rest of the time the supposed to learn life skills. it's really great to become part of the family. and so they involve me and i was to the work. and there's loads to do so i pitch in and help them sort out problems and so on it's

really nice and a lot of fun. and in return he gets free meals and accommodation yanks journey to england via belgium and france the easy easy he encountered occasional hostility and often have to sleep benches and bus stops. the german journeyman tradition dates back to medieval times on her crosman has finished his apprenticeship he travels for a few years to hone his craft meet people and get to know new crisis. this was a stroke of luck for yanick hagbart. it was hellish and this is heaven. cooked breakfast coffee a second breakfast lunch another coffee here a pack of cigarettes. but there's no such thing as a free lunch as they say. i started out playing a concrete doing

a bit of grabbing repairing masonry. when it was lambing season we had to bottle feed all the lambs and we have all night shifts heading out in the middle of the night to feed them. when they flush. but however much is enjoying scum full people be moving on so there are more countries who'd like to explore. different scotland definitely ireland denmark for sure in finland i'd really like to travel in eastern europe maybe even israel while in austin to assume. there's a lot of opportunities for stone masons there and maybe even australia and new zealand on. tradition dictates that he hits the road for at least three years and a day more if he wants to i think they're going to isn't sure how long he'll keep travelling meeting people as welcoming is the elvis family certainly helps to spoil

him. something now for all of you do it yourself out there are you in need of an extra place to hang your clothes or your coats if so then we have an idea for you one of our resident d i y x furred sorry hans and shows us how to build a coke rack out of simple hangers. hi i'm glad the first impressions matter so it's great that people listen and that. today i want to show you how to make a code right out of your class so you know. you need a glue to spruce wood board which you can get at the hardware store zavvi chose one that's eighty by twenty centimeters. wouldn't close hang is that he is using six identical ones hand solution cut the clothes hangers to signs

a piece of paper is somewhat larger than one of the clothes hangers a pen or pencil and the route that. of how a screwdriver a full millimeter woodrell and a flat drill bit. cabinet suspension brackets and compatible screws. phillips drill bit two millimeter woodrell and twelve compatible screws. sandpaper. painted in a color of your choice he is using chalk paint because it creates a match finish you can also get it at the hardware store you need a container for the paint a rubber band and a paint brush of course transparent wood wax to seal the paint. first place one of the clothes hangers on the piece of paper and trace its outline. then determine the place where the clothes hanger is to be sort of polish mark the spot with a pencil and ruler and transfer that line to your template. now you can use the rule is to place each of the hangers on the template in order to get an exact line

for the cutting. using the tools all the clothes hangers along the cutting nine. when you've completed that step measure out the positioning of the handles on the wooden board first measure the desired distance to the outside edges. exactly as decided on a distance of ten centimeters to. side five to the top and six point five to the bottom use the pencil to mark where you want the drill holes to be starting with the first pencil mark make a cross above and below it twelve centimeters so that all six clothes hangers can be placed equidistant from each other then drill the holes with a wooden bit you can smooth out the drilled holes with a piece of sandpaper. in order to hang the coat rack put the cabinet suspension brackets on the reverse side first drill the holes fill them with the flat drill bit you can find there is in every hardware store along with this is a bench from brackets. now you can paint the wooden plank as desired on all sides

allow the painted draw authority that takes about half an hour which will paint then seal the surface using transparent well supplied with a paint brush cloth. now you can mount the suspension brackets using the palace screwdriver and the screws on the left and right sides of the board. it's best to use a small drill bit to make holes in the clothes hangers before mounting them on the board position the holes exactly in the center and screw the heading is to the board from the back adjust the positioning as needed to. mount all the clothes hangers this way. and then you could track is finished and ready to be hung on the wall. if you like you can pay. for that or get correct and nice romantic vintage slug. interior design at its best check out our

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