Visitors to Berlin have been introduced to the city's museums through 'Flashback', an installation along the Berlin Wall using projection and flash photography. The last remaining sections of the wall were turned into projection surfaces, with the project

‘Catch a Million’ was a PR campaign that brought together cricket, New Zealand’s favourite summer pastime, and TUI, the nation’s favourite beer in a way that created unparalleled levels of participation, brand recognition and media attention.

Johnnie Walker South Africa is aiming to take the mystery out of tasting whisky with a mobile sensorium experience. The Johnnie Walker Flavour Profiler takes tasters through a series of flavours, scents and even sounds to create a profile of their unique

The so-called MegaFaces Pavilion, sponsored by MegaFon, consisted of 11,000 telescopic cylinders, each of which represented a pixel. As on a pin screen, the cylinders could extend to form the shape of the faces, and LED lights at the ends of the cylinders

We all have done absurd things to find Wi-Fi on a holiday: but you've never seen anything as crazy as Wi-Fi Dogs, a new Spanish business. Watch how José and his probably-too-good-to-be-true dogs lead tourists on improbable journeys in search of an interne

People are not shocked by the burying of organs. But they are by the burying of a luxury car. To change that, the Brazilian donor organisation asked a famous and eccentric Brazilian billionaire, Chiquinho Scarpa, to post on his Facebook page that he would

V/Line is an Australian train company, and they just won a Grand Prix for creative effectiveness at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity for this campaign. College students in Australia seldom visit their parents over the weekend when they live at a un

The new Southern Comfort man is described by the brand as an “accomplished bartending journeyman,” and he has the scrawniness of a young Mick Jagger combined with the hair of Keith Moon circa 1969 and an outfit that would fit right in on the set of Road H