A bit late

aileenkwun:
“Super excited to have interviewed two of my favorite women in design, Nathalie Du Pasquier (above, at her Milan studio) and Phyllis Lambert, for the February issue of Surface.
powerhousebooks:
“Surface Magazine Previews DON’T TAKE THESE...

Super excited to have interviewed two of my favorite women in design, Nathalie Du Pasquier (above, at her Milan studio) and Phyllis Lambert, for the February issue of Surface.
powerhousebooks:
Surface Magazine Previews DON’T TAKE THESE DRAWINGS SERIOUSLY
“Bursting with discordant palettes, offbeat shapes, and ethno-infused patterns…"—Aileen Kwun
Be sure to check out the February Issue of SURFACE Magazine.
(Portrait by Delfino Sisto Legnani)

02/2/15

Kings Theater, Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn. After a renovation by Martinez + Johnson, this 1929 movie palace reopens with a Diana Ross concert on Feb. 3. Expect very eclectic, something-for-everyone programming for its 3,200 seats.

01/26/15

#patternsofxmas

12/28/14

Fulton Transit Center, by Grimshaw, Arup, and James Carpenter. Identity by Michael Bierut/Pentagram.

11/24/14

Not to be missed: Bergdorf Goodman’s arts-theme holiday windows. Architecture, top, and Sculpture, bottom.

11/23/14

The Past and Future of Cemetaries

newyorker:

Alexandra Lange on mausoleums old and new:
“How might modern-day magnates translate the look of their home or office into the afterlife? … Olsen told me that, from railroads to polished granite and from embalming to lasers, cemeteries have always followed trends in technology and…

10/25/14

Visit to the excellent show on the art, architecture and landscape at Woodlawn Cemetery, now at Columbia’s Wallach Gallery.

09/26/14

Tiles of Los Angeles. Top to bottom: Charles Kratka, anonymous Santa Monica, Frank Gehry.

09/21/14