Posts Tagged ‘MOMA’
In the beginning there was Light. For heaven’s sake, what are you going to do Next? Now? I know, such a loaded question. Would that it was on repeat, and our answer a brilliant birth of light in every Now moment. Here’s my simple ART/LIFE/LOVE theory: Deep Space is infinite black and our lives lust […]
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Filed under: ART, NEW YORK, TRENDS | Closed
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Always Seeing Stars.
09Apr13
It was a very Film Blanc et Noir winter fed by Netflixing my favorite old movie stars on cold nights. In narly 1950’s sandals and twinkling sunshine, I raced with Mama Sophia’s 10 kids on twisting strada di Napoli and later Ferrari whipped around Roma in Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. I flinged with Almodovar, stuck my nez in […]
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Filed under: ART, FASHION, FILM, ITALY, MEN, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Art, NEW YORK Style, NY STREET SCENES | 1 Comment
Tags: A Woman is a Woman, Amodovar, Anderson Cooper, Antony and the Johnsons, Architectural Digest Home Show, Armani, Barbarella, Blanche P Field, Blue Caprice, Brian Kenny, Busby Berkeley, Cadolle, cashmere sweater, Charles Atlas, Charles Eames, Conflict and Costume, David Beahm, Deborah Marquit, Diamanda Galas, DIFFA, Dior Haute Joaillerie, Domani, electibull, Emily Pilloton, Frette, Gagosian Gallery, Georges Nakashima, Gerhard Richter, Gloria Vandernilt, gloving, Gluck+, Gold Diggers of 1933, Gotham PR, Green Galactic PR, Harem, Helena Barquet, Herera Tribe, Ieri, Jay Kos, Jean DuJardin, Jim Naughten, Jon Caramonica, Jonathan Levine Gallery, Josephine Baker, Julian Schnabel, Kim Jackson, Kristin Paladino, Laduca, Leigh Bowery, Lynn Hasty-Tejada, machine photos, Madison Square Park, madras, marc jacobs, Marcos Chin, Marrakech, meaning of Krsta, meaning of the name Christ, meaning of the name Krisna, Merce Cunningham, Michel Hazanavicius, MOMA, Morris Adjimi, New York School of Interior Design, Nick Cave, NY Women in black, ocular migraine, Oggi, Olek, openhousenewyork, Orly Genger, OSS117, Paisley, Pentagram, Pied Piper, pre-fab, Princesse Tam Tam, Project H, Rachel Laxer Interiors, Ralph Lauren, Ramis Barquet, Riad del Fenn, Richard Branson, Robert Kuo, Roberto Cavalli, Roman Holiday, rune, Sebastian + Barquet, Slava Mogutin, slow fod, Slow Luxury, Smeg, sophia loren, Spring, Starett Lehigh, starrett-lehigh, SUPERM, Susie Funahara, tartan, the meaning of the name krishna, The Stack, today and tomorrow, Tom Fruin, Vanessa Branson, Victoire de Castellane, Wythe Hotel, Yesterday
Visionary Buckminster Fuller famously said, “I am not trying to imitate nature, I’m trying to find the principles she uses.” Come. If the “Design to Function” ratio of Nature is always brilliant, then we proclaim these four (plus ONE) playful and innovative inventors as MAGICIANS mixing the old principles of nature, simplicity, cooperation and synchronistic balance […]
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Filed under: FASHION, HOME, MEN, NEW GREEN, STYLE, TRENDS | 4 Comments
Tags: Adam Kalkin, aerial view peace sign, African Americans and the environment, Alexander McQueen, Architechiture and Hygiene, artists who knit, box houses, brand new sexy economic fun, buckminster fuller, Cee-Lo, Cesaria Evora, cnn, cnn recycled houses, co-working, container homes, cool knit clothing, craft clothes, crate homes, creative new economy, crochet clothes, crochet ideas, Dwell Adam Kalkin, Earth Hour, Fabricatng the Modern Dwelling, Global Peace Film Festival, green architecture, green pioneers, green urban, green urban living, Green Worker Cooperatives, green worker coops, Home Delivery, I'm Outta Here!, India Ari, India Arie style, jade dressler, knit artists, knit clothes, knits, knitting ideas, Ladene Clark, Len Burnett, Little Marvin, little marvin producer, MOMA, new craft style, new economic ideas, new economy, new economy ideas, new knitting ideas, newcrochet artists, Omar Friella, one box at a time, peace sign, people in a peace sign, People of Color Don't Care About The Environment, Princeton architect, Princeton crate homes, Quik build, ready made houses, readymade houses, ReBuilders Source, recycled homes, recycled houses, Rollins College Peace, Sanford Dickert, Sharon Pendana, shipping box homes, shipping container home, shipping container homes, shipping crate homes, Simran Sethi, Sundance Channel's The Green, Superreal, The Runway Project, Tony Bacigalupo, Uptown magazine, Van Jones, whiteness of green movement, worker coops
