Frederick Kiesler, ‘Design for a Warehouse, elevated building – ground floor free for circulation’
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Also tagged America, architecture, austria, building, concept, design, elevated, endless, floor, Frederick Kiesler, friedrich, installation, modernism, modernist, structure, theory, unknown, wall, warehouse
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Hans Richter, ‘Houses’ (1917)
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Also tagged architecture, black, collection, design, DIY, drawing, germany, graphic, hans richter, houses, ink, modernism, negative space, november, painting, paper, positive space, public space, romance, roofs, shapes, unknown, walls, white
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Olga Rozanova, ‘Explosion in a Trunk’ and ‘Destruction of Gardens’ from Universal War, an artist book by Aleksei Kruchenykh (1916)
‘Battle of the Futurist and the Ocean’ (~1916)
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Also tagged 20th century, 2d, abstract, Aleksei Kruchenykh, collage, debated, destruction, explosion, futurism, gardens, olga rozanova, pictorial zaum, poetic zaum, russian, trunk, war, World War I
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Alice Neel, ‘Frank O’Hara’ (1960)
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Also tagged alice neel, bohemian, Frank O'Hara, friends, light, painting, poet, portrait, relationships, romance, unknown
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William Basinski, ‘The Disintegration Loops’, performed live by The Wordless Music Orchestra, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY (2011)
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Also tagged 9/11, composer, difference, disintegration loop, hommage, metropolitan museum, music, NY, orchestra, public space, repetition, romance, sound, transcendental, willian basinski, youtube
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Léon Bakst, costume for a brigand in Fokine’s ballet Daphnis and Chloé (1912)
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Also tagged ballet, ballets russes, black and white, clothes, collection, costume, daphnis and chloe, designer, dress-up, early 20th century, fabric, Léon Bakst, painting, performance, Russia, theatre, unknown
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Edward Krasinski‘s studio in Warsaw, Poland.
In the late 60s blue Scotch tape became Krasinski’s medium and trademark material. The thin blue line running at the height of 130 cm, first pasted around trees and pigsty walls in the village of Zalesie near Warsaw, soon stretched across gallery windows as well as his own living/ working space.
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Also tagged 130 cm, action, blue line, continuous, cool, DIY, edward krasinski, fuckem, fun, humour, installation, intervention, living room, muur, ping pong, polish, studio, tape, the wild, thin, trash, unknown, wall, warsaw, work space
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