Britisches Unternehmen bietet ausgefallene Sarge an.
Der Tod muss nicht das Ende der Kreativität bedeuten: In London sind surreale Särge aus Grossbritannien und Ghana ausgestellt. Die schönsten Friedhöfe aber liegen in Rumänien und Mexiko.
"I want a fun funeral. I don't want people crying and that," the 77-year-old told AFP as he leaned happily on his casket, on show at London's Royal Festival Hall as part of an event titled "Death: A Festival for the Living".
A CASKET-making firm in Bulwell, known as Crazy Coffins, is laying on an exhibition in London as part of a weekend of events exploring death.
A London festival takes a lighter look at life and death with an exhibition of quirky, bespoke coffins. “Death: Southbank Centre’s Festival for the Living” includes “Boxed,” a coffin art exhibition that takes place Jan. 20-29.
These quirky coffins are sure to bring a smile to even the saddest farewell.
An employee poses with a trash skip-shaped coffin at the Southbank Centre in London January 19, 2012. An exhibition entitled "Boxed: Fabulous Coffins from UK and Ghana" runs at the centre from 20-29 January.
Death has long been a favourite subject of artists, from William Blake's tortured 'wicked man' to Picasso's dear Casagemas. What it's rarely the subject of, however, is an artist's sense of humour.
As we move steadily into January, perhaps unfairly tainted as a depressing month, some cheer, from an unlikely source, coffins.
When you think about coffins, you probably picture a polished mahogany casket lined with purple satin. But a free exhibition at the Southbank Centre in London shows that death needn't be depressing.
Art that examines our finite status may be good, in that it encourages a more rational discussion of death as well as life.
Coffins made to bring a smile to the saddest of farewells are to go on show in a festival celebrating death.
We have a new exhibition - level 2 foyers, ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL, SOUTHBANK CENTRE LONDON part of the DEATH - FESTIVAL FOR THE LIVING. Friday 20th January 2012 to Sunday 29th January 2012, 10.00 - 23.00.
A COFFIN-making company in Bulwell that is famed for its quirky caskets has splashed out £20,000 on a mural in tribute to the skilled workers who have been the foundation of the business.
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A SELECTION of eye-catching funeral merchandise will be put on display in Bournemouth next month as part of the world’s first Six Feet Under convention.
A coffin maker has said it will not let any of its clients down after a fire destroyed some of its factory and bespoke coffins.
An exhibition of flamboyant funeral merchandise will feature as part of the first Six Feet Under convention, which will be in Bournemouth from 12-14 August, 2011.