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Dear readers,
As I’ll be leaving in a couple of days and for 8 months to Bangalore, India, I’ve just created a blog if you want to follow my trip :
See you soon !!!
Antoine
PS: During that period, the g-marketing will remain asleep
Last Sunday, I went to visit the Musée des Arts Premiers near the Tour Eiffel. This museum, opened a few months ago is amazing. If you come in Paris, you must spend a day over there.
© musée du quai Branly, 2005. Photographie Yves Bellier
Surrounded by a glass and steel shield, the red and yellow building looks like a ship which has landed on a green and almost wild garden designed by Gilles Clément. The visitor needs to travel through small alleys to the entrance under a big arch.
The inside of the museum, features a rich collection of Arts coming from outiside of Europe, and related to civilizations which are not connected with others ( this is the actual definition of Art Premiers , Primal arts in English)
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After climbing on a circled alley turning around a huge vase inside of which a variety of musical instruments can be seen, journey start through Oceania, Africa, Asia and America. The items presented are beautiful, and like the museum when you arrive from the outiside city, all the objects are presented inside steel and glass boxes.
© musée du quai Branly photo Nicolas Borel
Apart from the artistic prospective ( some objects are simply fantastic), an interesting thing to see is that our artistic time scale ( speaking of the European one at least) is completely disconnected from the other continents one. And so are the objects presented. Most of them have been made in the 19th and 20th century but some other, quite similar in terms of realisation, are from 2nd century AD.
I had time only for a few hours there, but I’ll be back shortly and will tell you more precisely about each part of the collection
To be noted, the interactive part, a bit hidden not to overcome the objects, is really present, with multiple touch screen laptops and the content developped is very, very rich, helping you to understand Worlds none of us have studied at school.
Facing the building, the book shop, looks like the US museums’ ones, great.
Next time, a post on Oceania !!
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Not much time to blog these days. Here’s a very nice ad from Smirnoff. Enjoy !
If you have a few minutes to loose, try this, it is simple and addictive… a key to online campaign success ? Click on the door to shut it !
Not really animals friendly… but very nice ad.
I’ve been looking for a while for good and simple tools to blog from my mobile..
So these are the tools you need.
First for the content : The Wordpress Mobile Plugin by Andy Moore. It adapts your blog to the mobile format by detecting your browser.
It has a very simple back office you can reach via your mobile (see screenshot below).
Although I tested this soft, it seems not to be working propelly with the pictures. So here’s the second tool you really need is Flickr
You surely know Flickr, it is owned by Yahoo! and within the site, you can share your pictures with the rest of the world. But it has a functionnality called Flickr mobile tool.
You add your blog, login & password and the system gives you a single mail adress. Photo blogging is therefore simple, you just send a mail with the picture in attachment to this adress and the picture appears on your blog within minutes ! See post below for example.
Now you’re ready, it’s time for Moblogging !!!
Thks to Presse Citron for the first tool..
