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modernityleave:

Superstudio, “Happy Island”

modernityleave:

Superstudio, “Happy Island”

wandrlust:

BEST Products, Langhorne, Pennsylvania, 1978 — Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi

wandrlust:

BEST Products, Langhorne, Pennsylvania, 1978 — Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi


wandrlust:

BEST Notch Showroom, Sacramento, California, 1977 — SITE


architizer:

Herzog & de Meuron and Ai Weiwei Reveal Designs for 2012 Serpentine Pavilion.


co-zine:

120217 - Hans Scharoun’s Berliner Philharmonie. 

ainfantek:

Gottfried Böhm

ainfantek:

Gottfried Böhm

tonguedepressors:

The Carrier Building, 1939 World’s Fair
Photo by Ben Heller
accidental mysteries

tonguedepressors:

The Carrier Building, 1939 World’s Fair

Photo by Ben Heller

accidental mysteries

“as the eleventh commission in the tate modern’s unilever series, chinese conceptual artist ai weiweihas filled the museum’s turbine hall with millions of life-sized sunflower seed husks made out of porcelain. the collective effort of a number of specialists from jingdezhen, china, the hand-crafted seeds were individually formed and painted. the installation encourages visitors to touch and walkon the carpet of tiny replicates. ai weiwei has manipulated the traditional methods of crafting porcelain, which has historically beenconsidered to be one of china’s most prized exports, to explore the ‘made in china’ phenomenon and the geo-politics of cultural and economic exchange today.”

“as the eleventh commission in the tate modern’s unilever series, chinese conceptual artist ai weiwei
has filled the museum’s turbine hall with millions of life-sized sunflower seed husks made out of 
porcelain. the collective effort of a number of specialists from jingdezhen, china, the hand-crafted 
seeds were individually formed and painted. the installation encourages visitors to touch and walk
on the carpet of tiny replicates. 

ai weiwei has manipulated the traditional methods of crafting porcelain, which has historically been
considered to be one of china’s most prized exports, to explore the ‘made in china’ phenomenon and 
the geo-politics of cultural and economic exchange today.”


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From Alexey Titarenko’s “City of Shadows” series.

From Alexey Titarenko’s “City of Shadows” series.