Mar 23, 2024
William Dieterle (director, left), Max Reinhardt (co-director, center) and Anton Grot (art director, right) studying the miniature model of a set for Midsummer Night's Dream
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William Dieterle (director, left), Max Reinhardt (co-director, center) and Anton Grot (art director, right) studying the miniature model of a set for Midsummer Night's Dream
Passion (Jean-Luc Godard, 1982) | Production design by Jean Bauer and Serge Marzolff
Vintage Suitcases & Furniture Transform into Mini Timber Frame Architecture
Vintage Suitcases & Furniture Transform into Mini Timber Frame Architecture
Old furniture, lamp parts and other cast-away ephemera from domestic life transform into finely crafted architectural models in the hands of artist and designer Ted Lott, who uses a bandsaw as a tiny sawmill to produce the pieces.
In a new collection of work, Lott explores the hidden lives of domestic objects like suitcases, train cases, trunks and furniture, inserting timber frame structures…
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When complete, the exhibit will take up 50,000 square feet
This is NEAT! If I ever make it to Toronto I’ll have to go.
Zwischenstand des Erdgeschosses, die Treppe wird besser passen, wenn erst der Gang-Boden gemacht ist. Zudem bekommt die Treppe noch eine Holzvertäfelung in der gleichen Farbe. Über den Küchenboden bin ich mir noch nicht ganz sicher ... Fliesen oder doch Pflaster?
Go Cuckoo for These Brutalist ‘Block Clocks’ Inspired by Concrete Landmarks
Go Cuckoo for These Brutalist ‘Block Clocks’ Inspired by Concrete Landmarks
Taking inspiration from La Flaine Hotel by Marcel Breuer and the Glenkerry House in London by Erno Goldfinger, these ‘Cuckoo Blocks’ by artist Guido Zimmermann use iconic Brutalist architecture to make a political statement. Structures like these were once built as affordable housing, but now many of them are far out of reach for the middle class, housing luxury residences instead.
Zimmerman…
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The Empire Has Collapsed: Miniature Scenes Illustrate the Post-Apocalypse
The Empire Has Collapsed: Miniature Scenes Illustrate the Post-Apocalypse
Nature begins to take back New York City after all the humans are gone in this series of artfully photographed post-apocalypse miniatures. A collaboration between artists Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber, ‘Empire’ is the duo’s second series on this theme, the first focusing on interiors while the latest depicts exterior scenes. Living in New York provides all the inspiration the artists need,…
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Fancy a Pint? London's Pubs & Landmarks Preserved as Tiny Cut-Out Drawings
Fancy a Pint? London’s Pubs & Landmarks Preserved as Tiny Cut-Out Drawings
Cities can change so rapidly, leaving behind barely-recognizable versions of the streets we once knew and loved, adapting and transforming along with the rest of the world. It may be a fact of life, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try to preserve what we can of the history that’s meaningful to us – even if that just means paying tribute to it with art. Australian-born, London-based…
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