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City Theme Songs
Would rather have this than City of Opportunity! shall we call Frank?
Host Ira Glass tell the story of a city pride campaign in Calgary, Canada. He speaks with life-long Calgarian Ken Lima-Cuelho who explains how much people in the city loved the campaign — and the song at the center of it, "Hello Calgary." Except, Ira, and the song's composer, Frank Gari, have some bad news for Ken. (8 minutes)
Mad Genius is an anonymous found sounds collective that makes pop music and multimedia using only samples. The Mad Manor Sample Study is the room ...
An amazing example of using the sounds around you and creating something pretty nifty. Imagine that applied to London?
London, Ont. is famous for a number of reasons. It is home to Western University (UWO), one of Canada's top schools, and is the birthplace of many notable Canadians including Justin Bieber, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams.
ALSO MUUUUUUUURDER.
Kinda wacky, but hey.. I guess it's part of the narrative.
London at Night timelapse by Storybox productions. Bizootiful.
Today, it is hard to see how a vital theatre and a necessary one can be other than out of tune with society — not seeking to celebrate the accepted values, but to challenge them. Yet the artist is not there to indict, nor to lecture, nor to harangue, and least of all to teach. He is a part of 'them'. He challenges the audience that is determined to challenge itself. He celebrates with an audience most truly when he is the mouthpiece of an audience that has a ground of joy.
Peter Brook, The Empty Space
What does elegant product placement look like? Not satisfied with just an animated series, I'm developing the show sponsor, too.
London Ontario artist Antony Hare is running a kickstarter for a very cool 2 in 1 project he's running. His work is pretty incredible, so, you know.. think about supporting him!
Letterpress Bicycle Cities
Wouldn't be nice to have London on this list!
There is an allure to unbuilt structures: the utopian, futuristic transports; the impossibly tall skyscrapers; even the horrible highways. They all capture our imagination with what could have been...
A fascinating look at urban planning projects that never came to be from the always amazing 99 Percent Invisible podcast. This really makes me wonder about ol' London. What projects never quite came to be? What would the other London look like if they had? It would be amazing to see a map of how London might have developed but didn't
Ryan Hunt kicking off some investigation into the history of the London Roundhouse. https://www.facebook.com/LondonRoundhouse And a fun vintage ode to London from the city directory for 1864
A couple abstract maps of london are featuring in the L.O.Today Exhibition at Museum London. There's a bunch of other great art by local artists there as well.
Downtown's historic buildings may be protected by the Downtown Heritage Conservation Plan, but it's old stories aren't. A new year-long heritage project is hoping to change that.
Neighbourhoods of Toronto as Fantasy kingdom.
ecomonic spinoffs of ghost trees in london ontario
All 9,866,539 buildings in the Netherlands, shaded according to year of construction. Interactive map. Click on building for data.
This is incredibly neat
Bernice Vincent: Time and Travels is on at Museum London until Sept 29th. Some wonderful work by one of our city's finest artists that evokes a distinctly personal sense of the city
All that a city will ever allow you is an angle on it - an oblique, indirect sample of what it contains, or what passes through it; a point of view.
Peter Conrad, via the acknowledgements of A Place For Us by Glen Pearson
