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Michael Wolf - Architecture of Density (2007)
Paradise Lost / PKMN Architectures
In reference to the novel of John Milton “Paradise Lost” PKMN collective has recreated a Floating Garden of Eden. From a forest triangulated with straps and studs which is suspended with ventilators a plastic cloud, It is metaphor shelter that of Jewish people needed in their exodus through the desert. This proposal has won the first prize TRANSIARTE where this cloud and this forest makes a temporary shelter for urban festival.
En referencia a la novela de John Milton “Paradise Lost” el colectivo PKMN recrea un Jardín del Edén flotante. A partir de un bosque triangulado con tirantes y montantes de la cual se suspenden una nube de plástica por unos ventiladores, hace de metáfora al cobijo que el pueblo judío necesito en su peregrinaje por el desierto. Esta propuesta ha sido la ganadora del primer premio del concurso TRANSIARTE where this cloud and this forest of biblical references makes a temporary shelter for urban festival.
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UNDERWORLD Metropolitan Transportation Authority photographer Patrick Cashin has documented the continuing work on the Second Avenue Subway in Manhattan. (via NBC News)
A Heavy Metal Band Made Up of Three Sixth Grade Boys From Brooklyn
Now, after 34 years of loving all rock with one exception, I think I may give metal another chance.
This is the story of David Karp, the 26-year-old wunderkind who’s micro-blogging platform created a generation of storytellers.
Watch (and read) our digital cover story: http://cmplx.it/127q09U
“What has made Tumblr a destination and safe haven for a jaded generation of Internet users? Perhaps it’s the ability to easily express themselves and be part of an insulated community. Thanks to Tumblr, a new generation of aspiring artists and entrepreneurs has been able to convey their messages and ideas more easily and elegantly than ever before. This has proved to be a very powerful creative engine.” — Complex magazine’s Damien Scott in “David Karp: Leader of the New School”
Source: complexmagazine







