Brothers gonna work it out
“The high-profile architect David Adjaye spilled the beans at Art Basel in June about a limited-edition vinyl album that he has made in collaboration with his brother Peter, A.K.A. the
Sacred Archeological Site in Downtown Miami Holds Prayer Vigil
NATIVE PRAYER VIGIL HELD AT DOWNTOWN SACRED ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Dinizulu Gene Tinnie Quietly, and without much public fanfare, in a week rightfully dominated by powerful remembrances and reminders of the
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101 Spring Street (NYC)
101 Spring Street: “Donald Judd’s historic home and studio in New York, now open to the public, was a crucial context for the artist’s practice, as here he began to
Messe Basel Herzog de Meuron
Shots of Messe Basel’s new fair buildings, designed by Herzog & de Meuron architects, by VernissageTV. The concentration of exhibition halls around the Messeplatz (Exhibition Square) is the key entrepreneurial
Rebuilding Violent Places
Rebuilding Violent Places: “Architecture has a special relationship to memory, and to disaster. Since the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School, the question about design and public space has shadowed
Miami’s Museum Park shrinks in size
Miami’s Museum Park shrinks in size: “Andres Viglucci of the Miami Herald reports that the plan to turn Bicentennial Park into a world class, waterfront park (similar to Millennium Park in Chicago)
YoungArts buys Bacardi complex in Miami for $10M
YoungArts buys Bacardi complex in Miami for $10M: “The National YoungArts Foundation has purchased the Bacardi complex in Miami for $10 million from Bacardi U.S.A., The Miami Herald reports. The
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National YoungArts to Take Over Bacardi Complex in Miami
National YoungArts to Take Over Bacardi Complex in Miami: “The National YoungArts Foundation will create a new home centered on two colorful Modernist landmarks in Miami.“ (Via NYT > Art
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Opinion: Architecture and the Lost Art of Drawing
Opinion: Architecture and the Lost Art of Drawing: “The computer is encroaching on the most powerful tool in architecture: drawing.” (Via NYT > Art & Design.)
Construction: Miami Art Museum
Recently I traveled to the location of the new Miami Art Museum building. Even in the past few weeks quite a bit has been done. Noticeably. I was there at