Mammouth Supermarket, Epernay, France, 1970
(Claude Parent)
House on Weidlichgasse (1968-69), Vienna, Austria, Roland Rainer
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João Filgueiras Lima, Exhibitions Center in the Bahia Administrative Center, Bahia,1974
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Peter Keler, Wall-painting scheme for Laszlo Moholy-Nagy’s studio, Weimar 1925, Gouache on paper, 30.2 x 49.8cm
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Kresge Auditorium, M.I.T. Campus, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1935-1955 Eero Saarinen
Modernism at the World’s Fair
(Top) 1964 World’s Fair: Hall of Education | New York
(Bottom) 1964 World’s Fair: Bell Telephone Pavilion | New York
created a board game for a Powell’s competition recently. Didn’t win but had fun trying!
Check out this quirky little display of objects in an elevator shaft in Tribeca. Museum, as it is called, was founded by Josh Safdie, Ben Safdie, and Alex Kalman (son of Maira). Objects, from the everyday to more artistic artifacts, from counterfeited cash to rocks from Mars, abound and you can get more information about each one by reading a pamphlet or calling an 800 number. A refreshingly unusual way to encounter art and the history of objects!
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Pompidou Center, Paris, France under construction 1975~6 ish Photo by Henry Bardsley, HDA
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"You are who you choose to be… Superman.” Iron Giant Patrick Gleason
Check out his tumblr
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"Suddenly one encounters an endless staircase of rough concrete and, struck by contrasting sensations, one feels obliged to climb up it. Paradoxically, the house is so beautiful one gets a nagging feeling there’s something wrong with it."
More on Domus’ Solo House
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