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March 2nd 2010

by Eberle, Lars 26 February 2010 in Talk About the Weather

Otto Pfeiffer’s OKI-restaurant had a cult following in Berlin, his inventive frisian-japanese cuisine earned him a „Prix du fooding de la meilleure table fusion“. Now Otto is back with his newest innovation: OKI Food takes the old-fashioned way of conservating food in glasses and turns it into contemporary gourmet food. There also might be a chance to sample his fresh and delicious creations.

http://www.ottos-kochinnovationen.de/

 

David Letellier is an artist and musician, born in France, and based in Berlin. Graduated in architecture, his works cross different fields : music, architecture, installations… Under his moniker « kangding ray », he released two albums on the electronic music label raster-noton. For TATW, he will present two of his last works : a temporary building for a music festival made out of 4500 wooden pallets, and a mirrored sculpture that he installed in different deserts of western U.S.A.

http://kangdingray.com/

 

Meyer, Miller, Smith proudly present: Meyer, Miller, Smith, our new umbrella brand for communication not necessarily based on or built in Flash. We will give a short introduction about who they are, what they do, and what they want. We will also show our new multilingual blog system “Figaro”, that connects seamlessly to social networks like Flickr, Twitter, Facebook and many more.

http://www.meyermillersmith.com/

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