Deeply disappointed by the lack of golden retrievers in Man About Towns’ barking mad — the dog issue.
May30
May27
“This award-winning film by Marcel Meili and Christoph Schaub tells the story of ‘Il Girasole’, the rotating modernist house built into the Po Valley hillside in northern Italy. Affectionately termed ‘The Sunflower’, the house was built in the 1930s by architects Angelo Invernizzi and Ettore Fagiuoli, with the help of their artist, sculptor, designer and architect friends.”
(via spatialforces)
A Brief History of John Baldessari, narrated by Tom Waits (by gosupermarche)
Apr3
Feb26
Flying Saucer (2010) by David De Beyter, from his Concrete Mirrors series:
This project is a photographic mockumentary. It deals with the representation of elsewhere through a selection of utopian architectures of the sixties: sites of scientific space research and a collection of landscapes which have received a sort of popular acceptance as Martian or lunar landscapes.Read more here.
Jan12
Hennessy Youngman on Damien Hirst: “the Bono of the art world.”
Jan6
Worth a read: Steve Bisson interviews Diether De Lathauwer.
Jan5
The gift-giving season might be over, but this books seems like the perfect present for people who love having quirky photobooks on their coffee table (or me, hint hint):
The award-winning project PLAYGROUND of photographer Jeroen Hofman portrays Dutch training grounds where the Fire Department, the Police and the Military are trained in realistic scenarios. In surrealistic ghost towns the emergency services try to prepare for what is factually unknowable: the future. Within the boundaries of this ‘playground’ the chaos seems controllable for a moment; even if only for the duration of the exercise. Hofman has now compiled these pictures taken the the last few years from atop a cherry picker into a book.You can order it online via Jeroens’ website and if you’re still not convinced, you can view some more spreads on facebook.
Untitled. 2010 - 2011 by Nicolas Poillot, co founder of JSBJ.
Jan4
Jan1
Dec13
Iwan Baan does it again: Ordos Museum by MAD architects.
Dec1
Breaking windows of an old Modernist building standing as a ghost in the Brussels’ Financial Headquarters and calling it ART. That’s what Polish artist Maurycy Gomulicki does: Romantic Post-Vandalism. Giving a face to what is old and forgotten…
Nov22
Nov21
Chris Wiley (featured on here before) has updated his site with some new work from his series titled technical compositions.


