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Manplan tells its story through pictures, with just a line of text marching across each spread and some extended captions. There are full-page pictures, double-page spread pictures, and extra-wide gatefold pictures. Small images sit framed in a sea of black. It’s a tactile experience, the magazine’s printers used a special matt-black ink to make the printed photographs look even more dense and dramatic. The Architectural Review’s Manplan 1 is a reminder of a time when magazines lived dangerously.
‘It turned its back on large-format heroic photography of buildings, and embraced a grainy, 35mm black-and-white reportage aesthetic where people were as important as places.’ Paul Rennie
Salvador Dalí Cybernetics - The Immersive Experience Discover the universe of the Spanish genius, Salvador Dalí, and his surrealist masterpieces through digital displays, sound effects, projection mapping, and more. The VR metaverse is a 15-minute experience where you will use a VR headset and quite literally step into Dali’s world. With total freedom of moment, you’ll feel absolute escapism whilst navigating the space. The computer-generated world is so realistic. Elements […]
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