Pandax 4K relied on URSA Broadcast cameras, along with an ATEM 2 ME Advanced Panel, to broadcast and live stream the 10th anniversary celebration and reopening of Tecnópolis, the largest art, science and technology exhibition in Argentina.
Fremont, CA – December 6, 2021 – Blackmagic Design today announced that Pandax 4K relied on URSA Broadcast cameras, along with an ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel, to broadcast and live stream the 10th anniversary celebration and reopening of Tecnópolis, the largest art, science and technology exhibition…
HE WEEK IN CORONAVIRUS
There were 4,512,439 confirmed cases of coronavirus contagion and 95,382 deaths at press time yesterday as against 4,374,763 cases and 91,979 deaths the previous Friday. Last Sunday President Alberto Fernández headed a ceremony in the Kirchner Cultural Centre to honour the then 92,000-plus victims of Covid-19 and the next day he cancelled his flight to the Generation Equality Forum in Paris in view of the new travel restrictions facing his compatriots. From the start of the week up to 45,000 people began to be stranded abroad with daily entries into Ezeiza Airport capped at 600 and dozens of flights cancelled. On Tuesday evening 709,000 doses of Sputnik V vaccine (including 350,000 of the second shot) arrived at Ezeiza International Airport, thus bringing total vaccine deliveries close to 25 million, while earlier that day Laboratorios Richmond president Marcelo Figueras said that his plant would be producing 150,000 doses of the same shot as from next Mo
How Colonialism Has Shaped the Design World
And how we should talk about it now. Alice Morgan/Getty Images
Design has long been a dialogue of visual ideas, on a scale as small as between two individuals say, colleagues who have a brainstorming session or as large as between two cultures through trade and conquest. From today’s perspective, one of the most influential factors on design in the modern era is undoubtedly colonialism, namely that of European nations whose imperialistic rule spread throughout the rest of the world from the 16th to the 19th centuries.
“The English mode of conquering was to occupy foreign territory and reproduce their society on it. The process was what they called transplanting; hence they referred to the territories as ‘transplantations’ or ‘plantations,’ for short, a term they applied everywhere from Ireland to the plantations of Rhode Island,” says Alexander von Hoffman, Senior Research Fellow at the Harvard Joint Center for Housing S