Aranda\Lasch is proud to play a role in Matthew Ritchie’s upcoming exhibition, Long Shot, at the Andrea Rosen Gallery. Please drop by the opening if you’re available, tonight Friday 6pm, it’d be great to catch up. Information below.
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There is nothing more exciting than to see a set of polished tools astronauts use in there pursuit to exploring the universe. The aesthetics of space technology have their own construct that may not be taught in design schools, but I am sure it has influenced more professions than we can count. I came across a recent set if photos taken by Michael Soluri, who is a New York City based photographer that had a rare opportunity to photograph a set of tools. The photographs were taken in a clean room, upon which his equipment had to be disassembled and chemically bathed before hand and had to wear a nylon-suit, with boots and latex gloves -as not to contaminate the tools. Please feel free to browse through his photos>>>
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Willem van der Sluis’ Sportdomes DJI are prison recreation spaces created from a Boolean Union of Bucky Domes. Not only are they elegant crystalline skinned structures but also open up new options in the games themselves. Below are more poetic musings on creating spaces for detention.
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Cosmic Vision >Via NatGeo
A new generation of giant telescopes will carry the eye to the edge of the universe.
By Timothy Ferris
Photograph by Joe McNally
When you start stargazing with a telescope, two experiences typically ensue. First, you are astonished by the view—Saturn’s golden rings, star clusters glittering like jewelry on black velvet, galaxies aglow with gentle starlight older than the human species—and by the realization that we and our world are part of this gigantic system. Second, you soon want a bigger telescope.
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Opening at Storm King Art Center in Mountainville, NY, in May 2009
The Storm King Wavefield encompasses an eleven-acre site, with the earthwork covering four acres at the southwest border of the Storm King Art Center in Mountainville, New York. Formerly a gravel pit, the site is an environmental reclamation project in compliance with The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. read more
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