Reads tagged with “documentary”
Ai Weiwei: Without Fear or Favour, a BBC Documentary
Exploring the role of art as an agent of change, or what 100 million porcelain seeds have to do with Twitter.
How Illuminated Manuscripts Were Made
From the Middle Ages to the Digital Age, or what sheep skin has to do with content curation.
Highlights from TED Global 2011, The Stuff of Life: Day One
What 86,000 neurons have to do with privacy, the Magna Carta, and the world’s fastest piano player.
Remembering Louis Armstrong: Satchmo, the Documentary
Celebrating the life, wizardry and legacy of one of the greatest musicians that ever lived.
BBC’s The Romantics: The Birth of the Individual in Modern Society
What The French Revolution has to do with the love of nature and the birth of the modern individual.
7 Celebrations of Nelson Mandela
What Apartheid has to do with Victorian poetry and using peace as a weapon of mass reconstruction.
Beauchamping: Simple Design for a Better World
Transcending self-judgement, or what getting away has to do with being fully present.
The Dawn of Computer Music: A PBS Segment from 1986
A brief history of MIDI, or what the dawn of digital sampling has to do with air pressure.
BBC’s The Beauty of Maps
What cartographic creativity has to do with the limitations of copyright law.
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