Last night at the Angelo Foundation

Roland and Roy
Roy and Leo
Leo and Bombs
Oliver and Angelo
Venia and Vilma

Accumulations of Kusama

I'd been researching Yayoi Kusama's accumulations
but I mostly found some pics of her looking fabulous as alwaysthen some tulips

an accumulation couch

and some more accumulations

and a Soul under the Moon

, and they've been lying around forever in the blog folder
and I was thinking how to make this make sense,
but then why would a Kusama post have to make sense anyway?

The Walls - coming soon

Tange Skopje

I had long heard that there was an unrealised Kenzo Tange proposal for the Skopje downtown, but I hadnt thought that Tange would have a website where every project is listed, under "Masterpieces" no less...
Having mixed feeling though I always love a crazy Metabolist hyberbuilding

Redevelopment Plan of Tsukiji District Proposal 1964

and some of the later stuff is even scarierNapoli Administration Centre 1995

Akasaka Prince hotel 1982

Interview

with critic Vasilika Sarilaki, part of the National Museum of Contemporary Art "Oral Histories" (Greek)

Paniaras

These are from Paniaras' exhibition a couple of years ago. Somehow I remembered about it while researching the Iolas project.. they are scary fascinating

Five of the Twelve Labours of Hercules

While we're on this mythological trip, here's some drawings from the Project Gutenberg ebook

The Nemæan LionThe Lernæan Hydra

The StymphalidesCerberus

The Hesperides

Afternoon of a Faun

I was researching Alexander Iolas and found a great quote by Nureyev which led me to the afternoon of a faun

Lakeland Florida

Somehow randomly I bumped into the Annie Pfeiffer Chapel by Frank Loyd Wright. Not really being the biggest FLW fan, but the chapel is pretty great in an almost pre-Gio Ponti way.
Then I found out that it is part of the Lakeland Florida Southern College campus, which the master designed and it is today the largest collection of FLW buildings. Here's some cool details:

covered walkways


lakes and fountains

hidden gardenswalls with colored glass tiles etc

photos from here and here and here

Plato's Cave

Somehow I arrived to Googling Plato's cave today
and out of curiosity I tried the image search

Some of the results were very explanatory

and very diagramatic
like thisand really interestingothers much more romantic
and dramaticand truly inexplicableTim Noble and Sue Webster came up

and even a video

Unblogged New York

Here's whats been lying around in the blog foldera very cute cat fighter, I think from Cooper Hewitt museum.
amazing Paul Noble wallpaper insert (it was free with Nest magazine, ages ago)
classic NY ceilingscape with fans and tubes
Interruption of a Course of Action: great Lovett/Codagnone instalaltion at PS1nice arched windows at PS1and leaving Urban Books, church with skyscrapers