Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Shortcuts to Emotion
This report has been framed around the idea of ‘public leisure’ that ultimately delivers ‘pleasure’ to its audiences. When looking at the history of leisure, articles surmise that leisure activities were once for the middle to upper classes, who attended theatres and music halls to entertain themselves for long evenings.
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Louis Vuitton 200
To celebrate the 200th birthday of Louis Vuitton, Bompas & Parr created two celebratory artworks through the studio’s favourite creative mediums – jelly and fireworks, commissioned by the Maison’s LV200 programme.
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House of Caramelised Biscuit
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Bioluminescent Flower Parlour
This report has been framed around the idea of ‘public leisure’ that ultimately delivers ‘pleasure’ to its audiences. When looking at the history of leisure, articles surmise that leisure activities were once for the middle to upper classes, who attended theatres and music halls to entertain themselves for long evenings.
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Excalibur XO
Bompas & Parr created the world’s first super premium poppers, paired with a curated drinks offering as part of London Cocktail Week 2022 at the bar-meets-late night party spot, Sweeties, at The Standard, London. With pleasure at the forefront of the ‘Excalibur XO’ activation, these artisanal poppers launched in an unbridled celebration of queer innovation,…
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Recollections of a Rogue
This report has been framed around the idea of ‘public leisure’ that ultimately delivers ‘pleasure’ to its audiences. When looking at the history of leisure, articles surmise that leisure activities were once for the middle to upper classes, who attended theatres and music halls to entertain themselves for long evenings.
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Museum of Shakespeare
A new immersive and interactive permanent experience transporting guests to the 16th Century to walk in the footsteps of the famous playwright.
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BOYNER Sky Magic
This report has been framed around the idea of ‘public leisure’ that ultimately delivers ‘pleasure’ to its audiences. When looking at the history of leisure, articles surmise that leisure activities were once for the middle to upper classes, who attended theatres and music halls to entertain themselves for long evenings.
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The Harmony Collection II
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Memory Sanctuary
This report has been framed around the idea of ‘public leisure’ that ultimately delivers ‘pleasure’ to its audiences. When looking at the history of leisure, articles surmise that leisure activities were once for the middle to upper classes, who attended theatres and music halls to entertain themselves for long evenings.
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