The Whitney Museum by Marcel Breuer, Day 9 #30days30spaces
This is Day 9 from our #30days30spaces series on New York City spaces in collaboration with designismymuse. We are doing this series to celebrate the launch of the Indiegogo Great Spaces Campaign!
About the Whitney Museum of Art-
A modern classic reminiscent of the Bauhaus era, the Whitney Museum of American Art gradually steps up on a corner lot of Manhattan. (read more & share at greatspacestv.com)
(all images via archdaily.com)
New video on the Whitney Museum of Art from the Great Spaces Series- here.
Day 9 of #30days30spaces, a museum powerhouse! Also, my alma mater, Syracuse University unveiled the first phase of an archive dedicated to Marcel Breuer, more info: here. Pretty cool images!
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“If there is one who’s not free, then I am not free. If there is one who suffers, then I suffer. Understand?” Ai Weiwei
Chinese Authorities close down Weiwei’s Studio - 10/08/12
为什么听着有点，老吾老，以及人之老，幼吾幼，以及人之幼的感觉
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“Visualizing NYC“ - a post on DensityDesign by @GiorgiaLupi:
During the next 6 months I have the honour to be hosted as a visiting researcher at the Parsons Institute for information Mapping in New York. Among the case studies I’m collecting (here) on spatial visualizations of geo-referenced data, in this post I selected the ones that analyse and depict several dynamics of New York cities.
The following projects are either interactive interfaces or static images, visualizing User Generated Data as well as other data sources able to enlighten some hidden dynamics of the city. A pdf of the projects above is downloadable from here, any suggestions on how to integrate this list with other relevant case studies is more than welcome!
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Visualizing NYC: a selection of projects that visualize geo-referenced data in NY densitydesign.org/2012/09/visual… @densitydesign
— giorgia lupi (@giorgialupi) September 6, 2012COOL~！
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Michel de Broin - Superficial
(MIrror, glue, cement / Vosges, Alsace, France)
Upon invitation to reflect on the notion of transparency, that led me into the forest to envelop the contour of a large stone with fragments of mirror. The large stone, tucked away deep in the woods, became a reflective surface for its surroundings. In this play of splintered radiance, the rock disappears in its reflections. Because it reflects one cannot be mislead by its presence, yet we cannot seize it, rather it is the rock that reflects us - Michel de Broin
(via devidsketchbook)
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(Source: denofopulence)
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Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
