KIEFER – LOUISIANA
Strong, strong piece by Anselm Kiefer at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.
“I hate inspiration. It takes you over completely. I could never wait until it passed and I got rid of it” - Henry Miller. That being said, below you will find a bit on what inspires me. There could be something in the rubble to inspire you too.
Mesterlære
I min mesterlære giver jeg dig unik indsigt i, hvordan vi med fokus på økonomisk og menneskelig vækst har skabt konglomeratet THORNICO, der driver mere end 120 selskaber i hele verden. Jeg kommer blandt andet ind på hvorfor det er vigtigt at have fokus på kreativitet, hvis du vil skabe resultater, hvordan man skaber differentiering og fokuserer sin ledelse.
PÅ FARTEN MED HELL´S ANGELS
Just reread one of the less known book by Mr. Gonzo Hunter S. Thompson, "På farten med Hell´s Angels." A dirty one but an extremely entertaining as well as disturbing and interesting...
RYU MURAKAMI
The not so famous, however, super cool Murakami. If you have a "liking" for Japanese literature (which I find extremely underestimated) then Ryu Murakami is a strong suggestion. Not a magical...
10% HAPPIER
A book beginning with the sentence "I initially wanted to call this book THE VOICE IN MY HEAD IS AN ASSHOLE," is one that you can only love. "10% Happier" is a book easy to read, half...
WES LANG
With the ultimate very nice very bad boy. Wes Lang exhibiting at AROS in Aarhus, Denmark.
SIMON SPIES: SOLKONGENS LIV OG TID
I am trying to read as much as I can during these Christmas days. Today I am reading a very good and interesting biography about Simon Spies...
THE EQUANIMOUS MIND
Vipassana is a silent retreat which lasts 10 days and I am reading a book "The Equanimous Mind," where a business advisor describes his experiences and learnings and the life-changing...
DILBERT
A good and relevant funny strip from Dilbert. A good illustration of the biggest impediments to creative development and and generating ideas - management by fear, pressure/forcing and lack...
MAMAC DE NICE
One of the museums I always come back to, besides MOMA and MET in NYC, is MAMAC in Nice. Not the biggest museum and sometimes they have a little too much of minimal and conceptual...