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You're My Last Love, You're My Last Chance by Thomas Hawk https://flic.kr/p/2exN4Tv
The Eternal Frame, Hosted by Constance Lewallen
Chip Lord – Experimental Impulse interview (2011)
Chip Lord, co-founder of the architecture/media/art collective ANTFARM discusses his experiences conducting a 'workshop' at Calarts for the Design School in 1970. Interview conducted by Benjamin Tong (2011).
Excerpted from East of Borneo.
Working on the Ant Farm media van at CalArts Super Shop
Describing what they were doing as “underground architecture,” a friend commented: “oh underground architecture is what ants do!” The experimental art and design collective "Ant Farm" was founded in 1968 by Chip Lord and Doug Michels. During their residency at the Calarts Design School they gave lectures and workshops. Here, a photo of an 'Ant Farmer' at work, cutting the skylights in the roof of the media van at CalArts.
Excerpted from East of Borneo.
Chip Lord – Experimental Impulse interview (2011)
Chip Lord, co-founder of the architecture/media/art collective ANTFARM discusses his experiences conducting a 'workshop' at Calarts for the Design School in 1970. Interview conducted by Benjamin Tong (2011).
Excerpted from East of Borneo.
Working on the Ant Farm media van at CalArts Super Shop
Describing what they were doing as “underground architecture,” a friend commented: “oh underground architecture is what ants do!” The experimental art and design collective "Ant Farm" was founded in 1968 by Chip Lord and Doug Michels. During their residency at the Calarts Design School they gave lectures and workshops. Here, a photo of an 'Ant Farmer' at work, cutting the skylights in the roof of the media van at CalArts.
Excerpted from East of Borneo.
