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Nobel Competition
Via archinect.com
Mar 26
Walker building designers Herzog & de Meuron are among 12 architecture firms—including SANAA and Rem Koolhaas’ OMA—competing to design the Nobel Center in Stockholm, home to the Nobel Prize.
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Painter Painter: Exhibition Identity
The Gradient
Mar 23
Painter Painter, co-curated by Eric Crosby and Bartholomew Ryan, is the Walker’s latest contemporary painting show, bringing together artists from around the country and Europe. Comprised entirely of new works, it serves as a conversation on the medium of painting today, and how these thirteen artists deal with the role of the painter in a […]
Painter Painter, co-curated by Eric Crosby and Bartholomew…
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Art IRL > Non-Pedigrees > The Glamorous > Istanbul > Cultivated Neon Signs
The Gradient
Mar 22
constitute art IRL. are those graphical, spatial, and medial forms that can still be found in . contrast to the self-reproducing that is called contemporary architecture, design, or art. contrast to those forms that not only represent the global cultural system, but also global capitalism (for example ). They have not sacrificed identity to modernity, […]
constitute art IRL. are those graphical, spatial, and…
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Habitable Art
Via independent.co.uk
Mar 22
A replica of Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth is being built in Munich, but unlike its London counterpart it won’t have art on it. Artist Alexander Laner is furnishing the hollow pedestal as a tiny apartment where one lucky resident can live rent-free.
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Insights 2013: Job Wouters’ Home
The Gradient
Mar 21
Job Wouters Home 2013 As part of Insights 2013, we asked Job Wouters to create a mural inside the museum. We’ll post an interview with him about the project soon as well as his lecture and a time lapse video of the mural installation.
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Call for Applicants: The Walker Design & New Media Fellowship 2013-2014
The Gradient
Mar 19
Now accepting applications for the Walker Design & New Media Fellowship–Deadline: May 5, 2013 Take our new T.B.W. Creative Personality Test to see your geometric relationship with the “collective creative unconsciousness.” This year we are inaugurating our first Design & New Media fellowship. We are searching for designers who are comfortable and adept at developing projects […]
Now accepting applications…
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Toyo Ito’s Pritzker
Via latimes.com
Mar 18
Japanese architect Toyo Ito, featured in the Walker’s 1986 show Tokyo: Form and Spirit, has won this year’s Pritzker Prize, architecture’s most presigious honor. The 71-year old is best know for his Sendai Mediatheque, a seven-story glass box completed in 2001.
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ZINE-TRADE-MEET-UP: Ryan Foerster and J Patrick Walsh at the Walker
The Gradient
Mar 17
Zzzine night was started by J Patrick Walsh 3. ZINE-TRADE-MEET-UP was started by Ryan Foerster. This is their first collaboration on a night to trade ‘zines’. Their zine Sump Pump will be available for trades. All welcome! Bring things to trade. NO $$$$$. Thursday, March 21, 5–8 pm, at the Walker. Read more here. “Also, we […]
Zzzine night was started by J Patrick Walsh 3. ZINE-TRADE-MEET-UP was started by Ryan Foerster…
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Art IRL > Non-Pedigrees > The Romantic > Istanbul > Adopted Landscapes
The Gradient
Mar 17
constitute art IRL. are those graphical, spatial, and medial forms that can still be found in . contrast to the self-reproducing that is called contemporary architecture, design, or art. contrast to those forms that not only represent the global cultural system, but also global capitalism (for example ). They have not sacrificed identity to modernity, […]
constitute art IRL. are those graphical, spatial, and…