ART/ARCHITECTURE/IDEAS

[mcgovern-wallawalla]

How to Make Your Windows Beautiful | A Kirsch Publication ©1974

[co-zine]

RT @Londonist: Architects have the run of Regent Street with shop windows for @RIBA http://t.co/bwCVEv9wBk http://t.co/CFOW4k4Vp0

[ideasonarc-blog]

Liquid Rainbow by Edwin Deen

[czecharchitecture]

The Fence house / Dům V plotě

Mjölk

Photo: BoysPlayNice

[ideasonarc-blog]

big fan of black timber cladding!

[goodmemory-deactivated20240521]

le bleu est l’invisible devenant visible

Yves Klein (via goodmemory)

[cobalt-realm]

[rosswolfe]

Vladimir Tatlin, monument to the Third International (1920)

[phineasharper]

Recycling Roofs_Michele Zambetti

[archatlas]

Unavailability Gartnerfuglen Arkitekter

[mischon]

[mischon]

Yoan Capote - Paranoia (2006-2013)

The artist traced the profiles of various anonymous people from their shadows projected on a wall, to create an analogy between a railing and the representation of multiple individuals. Like a barred window giving onto a blank wall, this work conveys a feeling of hallucinatory despair, as when we feel imprisoned in our own body or by the people that surround us.

- Statement on Paranoia

[phineasharper]

Inverted Topography [email protected]

[meangirlsatdowningstreet-deacti]

[ideasonarc-blog]

One of my favourite pieces from the kinetica art fair 2014

[ideasonarc-blog]

Always a classic, the Barbican by Chamberlin, Powell & Bon, 1969

[ideasonarc-blog]

Some more great pieces from kinetica 2014

[art-of-city-deactivated20170915]

The Volumetric Column

Julia GOTTSTEIN: The Volumetric Column deals with the column as a void space cut into an existing structure.

[brinkworth-design]

Simon Heijdens, Shade

A cellular glass facade that filters natural sunlight into a moving kaleidoscope of light and shadow directly choreographed by the elements passing outside, to restore an unplanned natural timeline to the interior of the new Now Gallery building. The 140m² responsive glass curve can be visited throughout the day, and is recommended to be experienced in early light.

Now Gallery Greenwich Peninsula London SE10 0PE

19 September–19 December 2014