Lego – The Blind Art Project

21 January 2014 | Services

Is it possible to really experience art when you can’t see? Munich’s Lenbachhaus museum and Lego teamed up for a unique series of projects for blind and visually impaired children. In the Blind Art Project, educational experts from the museum described every detail of Franz Marc’s masterpiece The Blue Horse to children. The young artists then recreated the artwork using LEGO bricks in just the way that they imagined it. This moving case video shows the results.

06 April 2016 |

ING – The Next Rembrandt

A new Rembrandt is world news, even if it’s painted with the help of 21e century technology. The Dutch bank ING commissioned a team of data analysts, developers and ...
23 January 2015 | Services

PEDAGOGIUM – FREEDOM TATTOOS

Remember this brilliant Red Cross campaign from last year? This week we once again spotted an original concept by a Polish non-profit organisation. The social rehab centre Pedagogium created ...
20 June 2016 |

The History Channel – Unforgotten Soldiers

With no surviving veterans WWI is becoming a ghost from the past. History Channel tries to keep the memory alive in this impressive and multiple award winning campaign. Unforgotten ...