Plural

19/05/2018

Ich lache immer noch :D
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26/04/2018

The exhibition »But There’s No Door…« opening at KUMU Art Museum of Estonia tonight was curated out of the digital archive »Forgotten Heritage – European Avant-Garde Art online«.

Visit the archive: http://forgottenheritage.eu/
About Visual Archive: http://visualarchive.de/en/

About the exhibition: https://kumu.ekm.ee/en/syndmus/koostooprojekti-forgotten-heritage-european-avant-garde-art-online-naitus-ust-ju-pole/

19/04/2018

“The Visual Archive” facilitates the processing and display of digital collections and datasets. The recent implementation Forgotten Heritage brings distant archives together and shows works and artists in context for the first time:

A visual database of European avant-garde artworks – a collaboration between the Arton Foundation in Warsaw, Office for Photography Foundation in Zagreb, Kumu Art Museum in Tallinn and Luca School of Arts in Brussels

02/11/2017

Did we share these great news from our client Ada Health yet? No? Then let’s go:

The company behind a healthcare app which can help diagnose symptoms has landed a multi-million pound round of funding from investors, who include a

10/10/2017

A first glimpse at the visual research platform Forgotten Heritage, connecting digital archives on avantgarde art. First relations start to show up, and there will be more as development continues.

Forgotten Heritage - European avant-garde art online Marika Kuźmicz Sandra Krizic Roban Paweł Lisiecki Lana Lovrenčić Annika Räim Liisi Raidna Markus Lerner Severin Wucher Kilian Krug

18/05/2017

Since 2006, Plural has been working for the Berlin-based Hertie School of Governance and organisations like the European Movement International and the Jacques Delors Institute Berlin. We are happy to hear that Hertie School's board member Bruno Le Maire was appointed new French minister of finance. L'Europe en marche!

Hertie School Board Member Bruno Le Maire will head the French Ministry for the Economy and Finance in President Emmanuel Macron’s new government. Le Maire joined the Hertie School Board of Trustees in September 2013. A member of the Republicains party, he has served in the French Parliament since 2...

06/12/2016

Good morning Berlin.

17/10/2016

In case you missed it: Great drawings and matte paintings for manga classics as »Ghost in the Shell«, on display at the Tchoban Foundation, Museum for Architectural Drawing.

17/10/2016

We will have to deal with ever more complex issues... So let’s bring visual thinking to schools! Working with Dr. Martin Hirsch on new teaching material on »visual summaries«.

10/10/2016

Achtung!

We would like to inform you that the domain "pluralvisual" is no longer ours. If you can’t resist to take a look, you’ll know why we would like you to know.

Okay. Now that you did that make sure to also check out our website www.pluralnet.de, which finally is available in English too.

Plural Berlin

14/05/2016

This year's Governance Report investigates the role of infrastructure in the development of countries and communities. Governance indicators help understanding complex facts and make correlations visible.

Since 2013, the Governance Report has been edited by Professor Helmut Anheier and the Hertie School of Governance, has been published by Oxford University Press, and has been designed by Plural Berlin.

The Hertie School’s Governance Report 2016 was released on 10th May at the OECD headquarters in Paris. The Report’s key findings conclude that vast spending does not spell high-quality infrastructure, and managing political priorities and coordinating among stakeholders are currently the top challenges in governance.

“When taking a closer look, the indicators reveal that countries vary significantly in the ways and the extent to which they manage to translate resources into good outcomes.” - Helmut K. Anheier, President of the Hertie School and co-author of The Governance Report 2016.

The Report also includes the 2016 Governance Indicators, interactive tools that assess governments’ capacities to plan, manage, and carry out infrastructure projects.