News from The Irish Times - 05/24/2010
Dreamland agus uaillmhian ailtireachta
BEOCHEIST:THUG MÉ cuairt le déanaí ar thaispeántas dar teideal Dreamlands a bheidh ar siúl sa Centre Georges Pompidou i bPáras go dtí tús mhí Lúnasa.
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News from Bloomberg - 05/16/2010
Pompidou Center Celebrates Las Vegas Strip, Opens Metz Branch
May 17 (Bloomberg) -- “Learning From Las Vegas,” Robert Venturi’s 1972 manifesto and one of postmodernism’s sacred texts, can still drive orthodox architects up the wall.
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News from Arts Journal - 05/16/2010
Regina Hackett takes her Art to Go
In 1991, Chris Burden wanted to hang a fishing boat off the side of the Seattle Art Museum , designed by Robert Venturi . Over my dead body, said Venturi. The architect is still alive. It didn't happen.
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News from PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance - 05/03/2010
Ninth Annual Affordable Art Fair New York City Encourages Art in Our Everyday
Appealing to established collectors and first time art buyers, the ninth annual Affordable Art Fair New York City features contemporary art priced from $100 - $10,000. Â Over 75 galleries from five continents will exhibit original painting, sculpture, photography, and works on paper at 7W New York in New York City from May 6 - 9, 2010.
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News from Interior Design - 04/26/2010
Student Lounge
Imagine growing up in a time of design controversy. Sure, today we have our share between those building complex geometric forms and those rallying against them with simpler historically-sound and time- tested forms.
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News from NBC Los Angeles - 04/22/2010
Vintage Sin City at MOCA
Over 80 amazing Las Vegas photos taken in the late '60s are on display, in West Hollywood.
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News from All About Jazz - 04/21/2010
EDUCATION: 'Las Vegas Studio: Images from the Archives
Exhibition review: 'Las Vegas Studio: Images From the Archives of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown' at MOCA-PDC The photographs on display in "Las Vegas Studio: Images From the Archives of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown" have been rescued, in essence, from the cutting-room floor. It just happens to be one of the richest, most revelatory cutting-room floors in architectural history...
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News from The Philadelphia Inquirer - 04/15/2010
Changing Skyline: I-beam at the eye of architectural storm
Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown designed their sprightly office building at 36th and Market Streets to be flexible. That's one reason they called it a "decorated shed." It was a "dumb," "generic" box, they boasted, with 101 possible uses.
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News from The Philadelphia Inquirer - 04/15/2010
I-beam at the eye of architectural storm
Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown designed their sprightly office building at 36th and Market Streets to be flexible. That's one reason they called it a "decorated shed." It was a "dumb," "generic" box, they boasted, with 101 possible uses.
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News from Yale Daily News - 04/15/2010
UP CLOSE | A green and golden age
Forty-one years after a fire left the Art + Architecture building in disarray, the school is leading with initiatives to balance the gender inequality on its faculty and to bolster environmental design.
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News from The New York Observer - 04/14/2010
Art Elsewhere: In Los Angeles, a Venturian Look at the Architecture of Las Vegas
It's not an overstatement to say that the publication in 1972 of Learning From Las Vegas turned the architectural world on its head. Four years earlier, newlyweds Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown had rounded up a handful of their students at Yale School of Architecture and, in what was to become one of the most famous school trips ever, took them to study Sin City. They tackled the ...
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News from Interior Design - 04/09/2010
Student Lounge
What Shape is Your Universe? April 9, 2010 Remember when Columbus refused to believe that the world was flat? It is interesting to think that you could be sailing and suddenly fall off the earth into an unknown universe of who knows what shape.
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News from The Daily Cougar - 04/07/2010
Architecture book on display at MFAH
Past the photos of blasted rock, bland buildings and burning paper is a book from UH’s William R. Jenkins Architecture and Art Library on display at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. The exhibition, Ruptures and Continuities: Photography Made after 1960 from the MFAH Collection, captures the medium of photography and artists’ books. Jon Evans, the [...]
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News from Yale Daily News - 04/02/2010
School of Architecture runs on starpower
The Yale School of Architecture has had a long-standing tradition of bringing practicing celebrities to teach, and that has become an even greater priority under the tenure of Dean Robert A.M. Stern ARC ’65.
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News from All About Jazz - 04/01/2010
MUSIC INDUSTRY: Las Vegas Still Dazzling Exhibition Revists 1968 Study Era of Design
The photographs on display in "Las Vegas Studio: Images From the Archives of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown" have been rescued, in essence, from the cutting-room floor. It just happens to be one of the richest, most revelatory cutting- room floors in architectural history. The exhibition, at the Museum of Contemporary Art's branch at the Pacific Design Center through June 20, features ...
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News from Main Line Times - 03/31/2010
Barnes film keeping fight in the spotlight
With work under way on a new site in Philadelphia, is the conversation about moving the Barnes Foundation’s art out of Merion finished?
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News from Main Line Times - 03/30/2010
Barnes film keeping fight in the spotlight
With work under way on a new site in Philadelphia, is the conversation about moving the Barnes Foundation’s art out of Merion finished?
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News from Main Line Times - 03/29/2010
Barnes film keeping fight in the spotlight
With work under way on a new site in Philadelphia, is the conversation about moving the Barnes Foundation’s art out of Merion finished?
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News from NPR - 03/28/2010
Pritzker Prize Goes To Japan's SANAA Duo
The Pritzker Architecture Prize usually goes to one architect. This year — for only the second time — the prize has gone to two: Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, of the firm SANAA. They're known for buildings that try to break down barriers between outside and inside — and between people.
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News from Chicago Tribune - 03/28/2010
Tokyo-based duo win Pritzker Prize
Blair Kamin: Japan's Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, whose precisely-honed, jewel-like buildings brighten cityscapes throughout the world, have won the Pritzker Architecture Prize. Photos
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