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Sandra Kühnapfel
Jun 10th
Sandra Kühnapfel – Eigenheim (2006) Sandra Kühnapfel – Ostdeutsche Provinz (2009) Sandra Kühnapfel – Zwischenraum (2008) Sandra Kühnapfel (°1977) http://www.sandrakuehnapfel.de/
Frida Escobedo
Jun 8th
Frida Escobedo – El Eco Pavillion Frida Escobedo wins the Eco Pavillion Competition. http://fridaescobedo.net/
Brad Moore
Jun 7th
Brad Moore – Olive & Sixth, Colton, California Brad Moore – Fuzzy Bear’s, Stanton, California Brad Moore – Budget, Westminster, California http://www.bradmoore.com/
Dennis Hambeukers
Jun 6th
Dennis Hambeukers – Insides Dennis Hambeukers – Shockvalue Dennis Hambeukers – Ecstatic Architecture “Large scale enamel on cotton paintings moving on the intersection between painting, architecture and graphic design. Hypermodernity is a reference to Marc Auge’s book “Non-Places: Introduction to an Anthropology of Supermodernity” in which he descibes our world in terms of a new kind of space: non-places.
Leslie Mutchler
Jun 3rd
Leslie Mutchler – Untitled (Manufactured Utopia I: High Density Housing) 2008 Leslie Mutchler – Outer Space / Green Space (Versailles) 2009 Leslie Mutchler – Untitled (Storage Crates) 2007 “My collages, digital drawings, recycled paper and coroplast installations, stem from an investigation into consumer desires to purchase an organized lifestyle. Using catalogue glossies from Crate & Barrel, Ikea, Pottery Barn, and others, I create a hybrid-form of organization that speaks about the many tastes and design influences surrounding our consumer culture. My research focuses on furniture that functions solely as storage; it contains one’s belongings as it continues to perpetuate a want of more.
Chris Mottalini
Jun 2nd
Chris Mottalini – After you left, they took it apart (demolished Paul Rudolph homes) “This project focuses on a group of now-demolished homes by the acclaimed and controversial Modernist architect Paul Rudolph, which I photographed mere days prior to their demolition in 2007. The resulting images capture a state of Modernist architecture few people have witnessed, revealing the grace of these homes as they stood in defiance of severe neglect and abandonment.
