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Starship to begin testing six-wheeled autonomous delivery robots in UK, Germany, and Switzerland — There are big brands which think the robots could rock the industry. — Try not to step on them — the autonomous robot delivery guys which will soon appear on the streets of cities in the UK, Germany and Switzerland.
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Sculptor explains how new show, featuring 600 cast-iron human skyscrapers, expresses his anger about London's testosterone-fuelled corporate expansion
Antony Gormley says his first White Cube exhibition in four years, which opens in September, is driven by “more of a sense of urgency” than any other show he has done. From the warming of our climate and the acidification of our seas to cities dominated by skyscrapers “nothing more than expressions of virile corporate power,” says Gormley the artist's despair at society's failure to take action has filtered unavoidably into his latest work.
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I don't see London's towers expressing much more than the testosterone of a late capitalist society
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Continue reading...Sculptor explains how new show, featuring 600 cast-iron human skyscrapers, expresses his anger about London's testosterone-fuelled corporate expansion
Antony Gormley says his first White Cube exhibition in four years, which opens in September, is driven by “more of a sense of urgency” than any other show he has done. From the warming of our climate and the acidification of our seas to cities dominated by skyscrapers “nothing more than expressions of virile corporate power,” says Gormley the artist's despair at society's failure to take action has filtered unavoidably into his latest work.
Related: How we made The Angel of the North
I don't see London's towers expressing much more than the testosterone of a late capitalist society
Related: Are Shoreditch skyscrapers a London tower too far, even for Boris Johnson?
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Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D. and destroyed the Roman cities below it, but the hot ash from the volcano also created a time capsule of the cities Pompeii and Herculaneum. Until recently, the ancient scrolls in the library at Herculaneum were considered too charred and fragile to open. This short documentary by MEL Films, Would Say Would Fall, explores the incredible science behind two men's work—a papyrologist and physicist—to decipher the documents after nearly two thousand years. To see more films from MEL, visit their website and Vimeo page.
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London iconic cityscape composing The WalkieTalkie(20 Fenchurch Street); Cheesegrater(122 Leadenhall Street, or the Leadenhall Building); and The Gerhkin(St Mary Axe); from the walk along the Thames.
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More cosplay shots are under way, but in the meantime, here's another headshot from Canary Wharf, this time with Tian!
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