Category The art in Data
From virtual water to smart consumption
Water is everything. Maybe the great mind of Thales, a greek philosopher, once referred to as “the father of science” wasn’t too far off when he stated “water constitutes the principle of things” This friday, 22nd of March, will be World Water day and what makes it more special, 2013 was declared in February by […]
210 new 10-figure-fortunes are born
The world-famous Forbes list published their 2013 list of richest people in the world and 210 new 10-figure-fortunes. This years´ lists reveal some interesting facts. There are more billionaires than ever before: 1,426 The average billionaires is: from America, although Asia is following quite closely (not surprisingly) It’s a mens world: however, women have ascended […]
Investigating Abstraction
Exploring the connections between the most brilliant minds of the artist that created the concept of abstraction has given the Momas museum team a better insight as to how this vibrant artistic movement came about. In 1912, in several European cities, a handful of artists—Vasily Kandinsky, Frantisek Kupka, Francis Picabia, and Robert Delaunay—presented the first […]
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