Want to learn to survey old school?
“Initial Points: Anchors of America’s Grid looks at the historic surveying infrastructure of the USA, and how literal monuments of place have evolved into expressive cornerstones of space.”
I don’t knit, but still LOVE this knitting blog
Always a great technique: video, scale, imagery in unexpected places. Philly 2008.
Iteration is the sincerest form of flattery.
(photo by Kevin Twomey)
Ye Hallowed 3rd Place
Listening to the radio today about how movie theaters on Market Street in SF played shows, news, etc. before the movie (prior to BART). Sounds like a great 3rd place model.
My beloved museums have a way to go but I think there are approaches out there that could get us there… worth trying (and fun) anyway.
I love it when people imply that education is on one side of the museum arena, and curatorial on the other, as if we couldn’t possibly have both.
The art market flourished, but it also created a lopsided demand for painting and other market-friendly mediums.
— Sound familiar? The NYT talks about an exhibit in NY that looks back on this time in “Circa 1986”.
Yes, it’s museum related. A cheer for the field.
“The term hacker has been so corrupted by misuse
in the past twenty years that to call contemporary co-opting
or repurposing “hacking” devalues and mislabels the varied
creative methodologies at work today.”
Photoshop ≠ feasible
Going to an Embroidery Class tonight by the Princess Animal. Not a super crafty myself, but something about the sewing/stitching thing works with how I think.
Doesn’t every museum need a Taco Truck? The talented guys from Pseudo Studio driving it into install and tarting it out.
More CCM visitor-made: mobile platform installed, view from below
