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✖David Hockney, John St. Clair Swimming, 1972
Michael E. Smith
@maryannecasasanta
say it like you mean it
richard serra
David Hamilton
Cooper Jacoby
Greece In Color (1956), R. G. Hoegler, Karl Kerenyi
Rodney Graham Lisson Gallery
Ingo Meller
Sontag
A. J. Keringer, vintage silver print from Album D’Études Astronomiques, 1910-16
the social and the display
historical archives @ escuela de arquitectura y diseño puvc
#tbt
A now defunct internet project that I initiated in 2011 and closed in 2013.
Experiments in Environment: The Halprin Workshops, 1966-1971
In the late 1960s, american landscape architect Lawrence Halprin and avant-garde dance pioneer Anna Halprin organized a series of experimental, cross-disciplinary workshops in San Francisco and along the coast of Northern California that brought dancers, architects, environmental designers, artists, and others together in a process designed to facilitate collaboration and group creativity through new approaches to environmental awareness.
1) driftwood village—community, sea ranch, ca. experiments in environment workshop, july 6, 1968
2) ritual group drawing, sea ranch, ca. experiments in environment workshop, july 8, 1968
3) driftwood city, sea ranch, ca. experiments in environment workshop, july 4, 1966
4) building environments score, kentfield, ca. experiments in environment workshop, july 13, 1968
by jimmangan
sketchbook 27/04/14
“I created the following images (and many more) in 1974-1976 using a Rand Tablet and FORTRAN IV software I wrote that, at the time, I called “a drawing program”. The same software would now be called “a paint program” because, in the 1980s, the word “drawing” came to be construed as refering to vector, rather than raster, image creation software.
I hope you will be able to imagine these images not as the small darkish snapshots presented here, hastily digitized from small darkish photograph prints, but as the glowing images that filled the cathode ray screen on which they were created, to picture them in your minds the way I saw them when they were still the first output from software I was still actively writing that permitted a person to experience of drawing directly to a luminescent display screen when this was not yet a common experience.“- Laurie Spiegel
Chimney Vase, glazed stoneware, 3.5" x 3" x 16", 2013
Rosenberg twins in backless shirts. Central Park 1985. Any Arbus On The Street of course! Love this book. Email if you want@idea-books.com #amyarbus #streetstyle #nyc by ideabooksltd http://ift.tt/1ihPBVN
Tender Books, London
Irma Blank
Radical Writings, Exercitium 89, 1989