i stopped into swarm gallery in oakland yesterday to speak with founder, svea, about hosting an event in the spring. it was a pleasure to experience the space on such a beautiful, sunny day, the doors propped open and a nice breeze coming in off the bay. located in jack london square, swarm is...
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richard long‘s work revolutionized the sculpture world in the 60s and 70s with one single radical idea- taking long walks in nature. rearranging stones, walking repeatedly over his paths, and trampling down grass, long exchanges with his surroundings in a poetically minimal way. utilizing lines and circles, he subtly integrates symbols of his presence...
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playgrounds in the states are so predictable- kid and baby swingsets, monkey bars, a single plastic spiral slide and a tire swing, if you’re lucky. but those living in atlanta are lucky to play on something a bit different- the piedmont park playscape, designed by isamu noguchi, a japanese-american artist. built in 1976 with sponsorship from...
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i felt like i needed to share a few videos that i’m just feeling so good about right now. they’re just making me realize how much i love life, you know what i mean?? hope they can do the same for you guys!!! (thanks chance!) (thanks diana!) (thanks tristan!)
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i wish my science fair projects had looked this good! designer linda dong has created some delightfully minimal images exploring “the beauty inherent in simple scientific concepts and experiments.” gotta love the video demonstrating air pressure w/a hard boiled egg. be awed by simple science!
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