Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
scattered project notes
project intent/goals:
*transparent critique of the MoMA
*must be at the MoMA when working on the project
-analysis:
museum's structure
rules and regulations
membership/VIP events
-case study
renovation and increase in ticket prices
-MoMA as a "model"
similarities to other architectural structures spatially and sensorially
(shop, restaurant, escalator, crowds etc similar to malls)
-using space to reveal information
-subverting limitations
questions:
-how does outside context exist in relationship to the museum and what does it mean for the MoMA to go outside(advertising..) ?
starting the process....
*how do I become the conduit?
finding my role
-documentation-artistic visualizations of time spent at the MoMA
aesthetic response to data
-schedule interviews with MoMA employees (document everything!)
*transparent critique of the MoMA
*must be at the MoMA when working on the project
-analysis:
museum's structure
rules and regulations
membership/VIP events
-case study
renovation and increase in ticket prices
-MoMA as a "model"
similarities to other architectural structures spatially and sensorially
(shop, restaurant, escalator, crowds etc similar to malls)
-using space to reveal information
-subverting limitations
questions:
-how does outside context exist in relationship to the museum and what does it mean for the MoMA to go outside(advertising..) ?
starting the process....
*how do I become the conduit?
finding my role
-documentation-artistic visualizations of time spent at the MoMA
aesthetic response to data
-schedule interviews with MoMA employees (document everything!)
Jean Nouvel and the MoMA
"...melding of cultural and commercial worlds.."
"...the Modern pressed for a talented architect, insisting on veto power over the selection."
"Architecture is a form of marketing now..."
"...Mr Nouvel sees the modern grid as confining and dogmatic. His tower's contorted forms are a scream for freedom."
"In short, it would have to embrace a fearlessness that it hasn't shown in decades."
"MoMA would do well to take a cue from Ruskin, who wrote that great art, whether expressed in words, colors or stones, does not say the same thing over and over again."
link to ny times article
NY Times - Criticism on Nouvel's tower
"When artists fail, you can ignore their work. When architects fail, you walk by their buildings every morning on your way for coffee shaking your fist." NY Times - An American Architectural Epoch Locks Its Doors
Monday, November 9, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
blah
talking it up on his cellphone in the gallery
man on the move
walked right up to the bar as soon as he got in the gallery and beat everyone waiting in the long line for wine : )
Monday, November 2, 2009
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