Dell stepped it up this summer with its "Summer Rocks" campaign and the introduction of the Dell Dome. This multimedia lounge has embarked on a nationwide tour, starting in Chicago on August 1st at Lullapalooza and will end at the Austin City Music Festival on September 28th.
The 44-foot branded dome has everything from multimedia to create digital mix tapes to hair dressers ready to create rock star dos. Add in some airbrushed tattoos and some killer Brooklyn art and it's the perfect pit stop during a music festival. Find out what it's all about at the microsite or check out the video:
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Dell Gets Creative with a Dome
Save the Polar Bears
For those of you who enjoyed our July 18th post about Joshua Allen Harris' inflatable art installation, you'll be happy to know that his work has inspired others to put his idea to further use. Check out this commercial created by the Environmental Defense Fund urging people to use public transportation to combat global warming and save the polar bears.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
The New York City Waterfalls
Danish artist Olafur Eliasson created the largest public art event in Manhattan since The Gates in 2005. He built huge waterfalls (90 to 120 feet tall!) from scaffolding in various New York locations.
The water is rerouted from the East River and all electricity used to power the falls is 100% offset by energy generated from renewable sources. Find out more here.
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