when rabin. agreed on peace but in a sense i'm going to drain. the returning history of the displaced people who are still going to be for their homeland. is real seventy years may twelfth on t.w. of all broadcast times online. well come back to your the bavarians have two reasons to celebrate this year let's find out why and today show. picture perfect on the trail at the ready to go. off to. our animation effects making waves on instagram.

and into the never ending story of possibility. if you think about bavaria you probably think about the october fest right with data holes and beer brass bands on the lot more and besides these cliches many associate of course also mountains lakes and concerts with the states in germany no wonder that the area is such a popular travel destination the very act is celebrating too on a verse or is this you one hundred years of the founding of the free state and two hundred years of the bavarian constitution to mark the double anniversary the moves of a very in the spotlight of the same name exhibition at the at the monastery located around one hundred kilometers from the kept him you nick. images of the very end straight out of a coffee table book traditional costumes and customs and stunning scenery those are

the things people associate with ovarian and they've helped make it one of germany's most popular vacation destinations tourists never tire of the state and its people its fairy tale castles and the varian lifestyle not to mention its famous vetoes and. shorts good very good looking specially the al fit with the strap with the. i don't know what you call it that costs them but i like them it's good looking the barry have such a build a fire area in this and all of the street and all of the houses that are the people so fantastic we really enjoy. woods mountains and a king's dream that's the name of an exhibition at the center of a very in history which explores but there is legendary status so two hundred fifty items are on display here to show for instance how hunters and lumberjacks

cultivated the inhospitable landscape. farmers often lived from what they could reap from the forests wood was vital as both a construction material and an art but it was landscape painting in the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries that turns but there is forests lakes and mountains into dream destinations in which a spy and footprint it's the lower of bavarian to connect pine region with a certain lifestyle and connection was marketed far beyond germany's borders. with all the city images generated still stick in people's minds to this day cripps and feast for. the house of the royal family of bavaria contributed to local pride and patriotism mountain penn around as folk festivals constant traditional. and beer steins came to symbolize this southern german state leader who is now in particular became to pity me of the national

constant but there it was portrayed as an it did like place to spy on the various mystic status was created by man not by the gods you know some other myths claim it's the only thing in the very in myth that did not come from humans as the mountain and they play a big role in everything else is added to them the lifestyle the shoe popular which developed from accounts for singles into apartments and to top things off logic to seconds fairytale castles. this famous king is still fundamental to the various image today he built noise funch tynecastle the state's most famous structure that attracts some one point four million visitors a year then there's october fest every fall some six million revelers come to raise a toast to their way in style. but they were also famous for its corps. and its soccer team byron munich germany's most successful soccer club has fans

around the world. but these alpine meadows near. our far away from the hustle and bustle of munich down to earth very end soon would like to get away from it all can stay at a mountain then like the fife i am. here over a local beer and in good company you can muse over the nature of the quintessential the very end. that play out all about harry and cannot be transplanted someplace else while he's at home there and he's grounded their electric soak and alexander phone home when he was in south america he said he would never take a bulgarian mountain guide with him because they got homesick. at the many ends in the valley tourists can discover more bavarian traditions like the shu

plotline a traditional style of folk dancing that's still practiced here. visitors from around the world are welcome to join in. memphis often we try to show people what life is like here the hospitality and we try to lift their spirits so they enjoy their holiday we care about our roots there's nothing better than busy area of mixed race. the very place where dreams come true it's an image kept alive by tourists and a variance alike. another that the lads and we continue with a masterpiece of painting that is currently inspiring a project on the streets of the spanish capital more about that and other news from around europe coming up now in today's express.

a three hundred sixty two year old painting by a gay go to las vegas has inspired a street art project in madrid artist singers and designers of decorated more than eighty sculptures based on one of the ladies in waiting to pick couldn't a las casas famous work plus many. sculptures have been placed at some of madrid's most iconic sites. meaning yes belongs to madrid's famous museum collection a sculpture project was created to get passers by interested in the original painting and to encourage them to visit the museum in july the colorful figures will go under the hammer with the proceeds benefiting charitable organization. flatline those from all over the world are on a high f. a festival in the southern russian city of. one of this year's challenges braving

the hundred twenty meter deep at a silver gorge with nothing but a flimsy cord to balance on. it's the second outing for the russian high line festival which runs through this weekend. a pioneer of modernism and architectural reform german architect and designer peter big ones was born one hundred fifty years ago to mark the occasion the rhineland industrial museum oberhausen has dedicated a permanent exhibition to be hands work in its flagship a building designed by pam and himself known as the father of german industrial design. groundbreaking work in the areas of furniture ceramics crockery commercial art and corporate design. motion design is

a mixture of graphic design and also on imation some clips are quite successful on social media platforms where it's not that easy to make a name for yourself but these at once stunning and bizarre clips are generating lots of clicks for some artists we met one of them here in germany. stunning visual animation to play with our perception. bending the laws of physics. and celebrating the utterly weird. motion graphic artists like esteban dio kono or german animator all over lata alias extra are virtual sculptors whose work is taking instagram by storm marco morey from ox park is another artist who enjoys turning reality on its head. but for that to feel it's pretty weird stuff you do a double take because on the one hand it's aesthetically pleasing and on the other

it's something you've never seen before and that's when you're going to need is a. at least not quite like this. these figures naked in the innocents are reminiscent of cherubs from the works of barack master peter paul rubens. but with an irreverent plasticine quality. motion designers play with centuries old themes in art history. like humankind's eternal struggle for unobtainable perfection. these bizarre animations are created with computer technology and special software each movement is meticulously calculated or a mouse an animation programs for place paint brush and canvas the cut off in fun

you can definitely bend the rules of physics you can adjust the settings so everything is normal and like the flow of water that the effect of gravitation so that it flows downwards but i can reverse that too and decide that ok now the water flows up to the ceiling and stays there. where there's suddenly zero gravity like in space there are no limits to what i can do the possibilities are endless it's intimately cut and. instagram is a virtual gallery for artists from all over the world a platform to share their work and draw inspiration. many clips go viral and are watched by millions successful videos stir viewers emotion. motion graphic artist draw on every day motifs and transform them into something surreal. it's an art form that's all about taking the visuals to an

extreme. markham or his approach is intuitive he creates a new clip every day the videos are a kind of diary of his feelings and like every one there are days when he just feels run down. the side of a medium bus i don't know it's probably the most famous construction site in europe even off the almost one hundred forty us until we go these masterpiece is not finished yet around seventy percent of the casino has been built so far nevertheless or perhaps for that reason it's a you know school would have a church site the landmark of spain second largest cities

a popular travel destination and photo much have fun and so graham and that's why it fits perfectly into all serious europe's famous landmarks. underneath our diesel i second that if the basilica of the holy family is one of barcelona's best known landmarks what has been in progress on the church designed by the catalan architect for one hundred thirty six years should be folly is the seventh in a series of architects who has seen the project since god he's dead he's been leading the work since twenty twelve. started back in one nine hundred ninety when the head architect or now to commission me when i leave because there were four of us back it still was now there's close to fifty of us working on

the site that's when. when it's finished the circuit that is familiar should look like this it will have eighteen spots and three facades. god he oversaw the construction for more than four decades until he was hit by a tram and killed in one nine hundred twenty six after his death architects from all around the globe continued his life's work a foundation raise the funds as a church of atonement the work is financed exclusively by donations and entrance fees neither the spanish government nor the catholic church contributes financially nonetheless each year some twenty five million euros are raised towards competing visions. of the one god he started to use a crowd of familiar completely unconventionally. cut it out if people to church and parts. list here for the first part was not the foundation of the interior and made

her feel you get instead he and his workers erected a literary facade as a symbol of the afterlife so to speak but it. but if. critics have derided the overloaded symbolism. of the exterior but anyone who ventures inside the church is surprised by the light airy feel of its modern gothic style. was an intuitive architect his ideas often developed as he worked and he left new blueprints for his successor. most group if you are goal is to finish the project in a way that corresponds as closely as possible to until he got these ideas because that's why we've got to study the few documents that he left behind in great detail to make use vision a reality of. the second that a familiar is parsimonious top tourist attraction and an important income generator

more than three million people a year come to the cattle and city to see the church and of course lots of snapshots or take your own max view was central for their picture. is very spectacular and it would seem like the shoulders rather familiar to our kids and i think it's very very attractive here in barcelona yard live it's one of the most beautiful things in spain and inverse of all it's a pretty spectacular piece of our lives of architecture and we're just passing through for the day so we have to come and see it while we were there we had to come and see what it was all about and it i think the so gratified me is a must for everyone who comes to spain especially if you're a loner it's a must say i've it's a landmark i think a lot of people only come to barcelona because of the socratic familia. but views

among the locals differ the hordes of tourists who flock to see the church have changed the neighborhood souvenir shops and kiosks are forced out many local businesses. and there's another thing that worries residents back when construction started to. building site was in the middle of a field now the surrounding areas completely built up and some of the buildings will have to be torn down to implement galleries original plans for a prominent in front of the main facade. you didn't there is almost if you the building is so well known that of course people are going to have differing opinions about god i would say that the finished church which eighteen spiers will be a fantastic architectural eye catcher just by virtue of its different visual axes the steepest dish and the stairs into the city to. the target date for finishing the project is twenty twenty six just in time for the hundredth anniversary of go

these days. but even in its unfinished state the church is already one of the best known buildings in europe. i want one of the most photographed still also have a picture of yourself at the second out of a media or do you have a snapshot at another mark let us know and i'll blow your image on our websites just go to d.w. dot com says livestock they are find more information about our contest in which we are giving away a lego manager of the eiffel tower so join in and good luck well the next building was also a construction site for a long time but unlike the site got a family of the house near the academic in iceland has long been completed the bungalow from the sixty's was conceived as a plain square concrete house at a made over turn it into a desirable modern home we turn out for a visit in our serious you're makes the locks.

hello welcome to my house. please comment. on it going to start his bungalow in a suburb of the icelandic capital reykjavik is modern a. in concrete looking below with a previous life. like almost all the houses here it was built in the one nine hundred sixty s. ana and her husband have modernized the bungalow and renovated it in keeping with its surroundings. i enjoyed to stay here and all the lights and the nature to be in contact with nature here it's very much a balance between inside and outside summery you feel very. good connection and relaxed. the idea for the conversion came about in twenty fifteen at first are not only wanted to redesign the kitchen and dining room.

but that led to a total conversion. now the rispoli of room for ana and her husband and their daughter who often visits. the first time we started really to break things down it's like a journey you don't know where to where you're going because i mean there were thought there was so much. that turned out to be i have to say that because it was always more and more and more. but it was also assigned to deal with. hardly anything remains of the old house this special furnishing was the idea of a construction worker during the renovation he had cut one piece out of the bathroom wall to make a window and and from this piece he cut this out and got the idea to make this laugh and this is really the only piece from the old house that reminds me of

his that he's. the spacious open living space with many small cozy corners is a new feature. that includes a t.v. corner in the heart of the house. an office space in the rear. there is a room with a fireplace on the lower level. the furnishings are a mix of souvenirs and functional furniture when it comes to interior design on a places great importance on quality and continuity i think it's good to keep old. pieces also yes for the past for the memories of the past you have. has three hundred forty five square metres of indoor living space. remodeling instead of building a new prove the right decision in addition there is the newly designed outdoor area

with the typical icelandic thermal bath. i was happy with my house before and so i've just wanted to have a new way yeah i think. from the house what you can and then you break the cynics and make them. want to have at. the best of both a mix of old and new classical and modern the bungalow is now exactly the home on a good our stores are always one. the british lily allen has just turned thirty three a life has been full of extremes she deals with these ops and downs on a new album no shame which will be released in june a breakthrough came in two thousand and six with a song smile the singer has sold more than five million of them so far and also

a long break clearly ellen wants to continue this excess with a new record which she's already promoting in some clubs like in hamburg for example. lily allen is back with new songs little feature on her upcoming album no shame before it's released on june the eight she's giving fans a taste of what's to come at concerts in europe and the u.s. it's been four years since alan put out her last album she's since then she's been busy caring for her two young children and changing her life feel like in the last few years. i've sought started on a different chapter of my life really and. a lot of people and things you know behavior from my youth that i needed to stop about you know cutting cutting some people off and stopping some stuff.

she's also been composing new songs like three kryten from the point of view of one of her daughters who was just three at the time. for a child's perspective it must be really confusing to have somebody say i love you i love you and then constantly going by. which is what i have to do for my work you know i have to leave home for long periods of time or you know when they go to their dad's house and it's just you know it's more complicated than to explain to somebody that's three years old like why mommy has to leave. me. so you could. but i learned many fans are glad to have her back brimming with

energy as she puts on a show full of you and old favor. that's sure to make audiences slanted. harder. and we'll put a smile on your face again tomorrow you can find also a lot of topics from around europe on our web page davina com says live side or so it has on facebook us here all next time than by. next time on your own max. is one of the world's top professional rock climbers

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