Thursday, May 12, 2016
Fairs | Frieze New York at Randall's Island
Randall's hosted the 2016 New York edition of the London born international art fair for the third time.
Labels:
Art Fair,
Frieze New York 2016,
Randall's Island
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Displacements | San Francisco snapshots | Day 1
I am on the road again, facing the healing Pacific water, accessed through the varied topography of San Francisco and the Bay Area urban sprawl.
San Francisco is a "tale of two cities" and a geography of intersections, where opposite realities meet and diverge.The outstanding landmark architecture and public art and infrastructure contrast with the vast homeless population.
There are unusual urban grid intersections: streets meet and diverge almost at every few blocks.The geological variety intersects with the urban grid creating a topological texture where two-dimensional urban grids are warped by the irregular hilly landscape.
The human landscape is no exception to the overall diversity: social, economical and racial. Human geography and geographic topography are stimulating and inspiring.
Labels:
California,
homeless,
Pacific Ocean,
San Francisco,
topography,
urban sprawl
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
vernissages | NYC, April 5-9
Among unseasonably cold or warm weather spring has arrived in New York and the majority of trees are not in full bloom yet. Nevertheless walking to vernissages is always a pleasant activity bringing peacefulness and enjoyment. Below are my picks of the week, with a preference for geometric explorations:
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Pat Steir at Pace Print |
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Enrico Castellani at Dominique Lévy Gallery |
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Rethinking Space: Work from Post-War Italy at De Buck Gallery |
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Dennis Adams at Kent Fine Art |
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Olivia Fraser mandalas and other sacred geometries at "The Sacred Garden" at Sundaram Tagore |
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
elections | April 4: Bern NY Bern!
The event is introduced by a speaker who quote another speaking who quoted Benjamin Franklin's “A Republic, if you can keep it”, stated at the close of the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Beyond the quoting of quoting, Benjamin Franklin's statement still offers food for thoughts. Republic, or democracy, is definitely at stake in the US. Bernie is the only hope to champion the overall issues which the country is facing, from climate change to economical / social equality.
Labels:
Benjamin Franklin,
Bern NY Bern!,
Bernie Sanders,
democracy
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