architecture
Yesterday was a Stumble in the Rain
While stumbling around in the rain on Sunday, our gang came across Black & White Project Space, a new non-profit gallery on Driggs Avenue in Brooklyn (n.b. we are an actual gang with matching leather jackets). The space opened on March 7, and its inaugural exhibition, a collection of photos, videos, and objects taken from Brighton Beach, will evolve over a 3-month run.
If you like half-baked ideas on art and architecture, you’ll probably want to step inside.
presently: futures past
Paleo-Future, a blog which collects images and video clips of visions of futures past, lead us to the Museum of Modern Marvels, an imaginary institution from a 1937 Donald Duck short.
The Skyscraper Museum–which actually exists in…
oh new york, you’re so dreamy
Visions of a Dream City, an online supplement to James Sanders recent Celluloid Skyline exhibit in Grand Central, uses a flash-y rollover technique to id landmarks and buildings from film stills and photographs.
Not bad, Mr. Sanders. We await the…
