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Over-Booked: Paul Chan on Badlands Unlimited
The Gradient
Sep 2012
The quintessential polymath, Paul Chan is an internationally known artist, experimental publisher, GIF designer, and speaker (he’s keynoting the 2012 New York Art Book Fair on September 29). At the end of my recent conversation with him on the new book On Democracy by Saddam Hussein—a provocative look at the late dictator’s 1970s democracy speeches—I […]
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NY in 50 Objects
Via nytimes.com
Sep 2012
Based on the British Museum’s BBC series “A History of the World in 100 Objects,” the Times asked historians and curators to select 50 objects that embody New York. Items range from oysters to elephants, AIDS pins to coffee cups, dust from 9/11 and yellow cabs.
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Over-Booked: Joel Evey
The Gradient
Sep 2012
Another interview as part the Over-Booked series, I recently spent a few hours on ichat (a killer interview tool) with Joel Evey. An avid book collector and prolific image maker, Joel is an Art Director at Urban Outfitters in Philadelphia. Along with initiating and developing various publications for UO (amongst many other things), Evey’s side […]
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Moving Wright
via NYtimes.com
Sep 2012
“It’s what guarantees the deepest impact, the highest level of conservation and access in perpetuity”: Frank Lloyd Wright’s immense archive is permanently moving from Taliesin sites in Wisconsin and Arizona to the MoMA and Columbia in New York.
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Islamic Journey
Via latimes.com
Sep 2012
The Louvre’s new Islamic art wing—an undulating, butterfly-like glass structure—is set to open this month. Through a newly expanded and restored collection aimed at educating patrons “the space allows one to plunge into another experience as if on a journey.”
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Space Savers
Via architizer.com
Sep 2012
Latvia-based firm Rolands Landsbergs is trying to maximize space with a minimalist design. Their Boxetti Collection is comprised of five wooden housing modules that condense entire rooms into one, compact box—including sound systems, bedrooms, and kitchens.
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Fun With Form
Via architizer.com
Aug 2012
Chicago’s Architecture Is Fun recently completed “baby’s first art museum” in Davie, Florida. The Young at Art Children’s Museum hopes to transform the arts for kids through imaginative design—one example, an 8-bit mosaic of René Magritte’s The Son of Man.
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Wright for Romney?
Via latimes.com
Aug 2012
The staging at the Republican National Convention takes its cues from Frank Lloyd Wright’s residential designs, but given the architect’s link to Ayn Rand, Christopher Hawthorne wonders if that’s a risky choice.
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Over-booked: Lucie Pindat on 1/2
The Gradient
Aug 2012
1/2 is a creative collective comprised of four friends living and working in four different cities: Berlin, Paris, Rennes, and Vienna. Their collaboration manifests as undemi, a blog for sharing work and ideas, along with a series of handmade zines, self-published biannually by members Laure Boer, Anne-Pauline, Chloé Thomas, and Lucie Pindat. The following is […]
1/2 is a creative collective comprised of…