Posts Tagged ‘Hirshhorn Museum’
We Love Arts: Yves Klein – With The Void, Full Powers
Yves Klein during the filming of “”The Heartbeat of France” at Charles Wilp’s Studio, Dusseldorf, February 20, 1961. Copyright 2010 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris. Image courtesy Yves Klein Archives. Photo by and copyright Charles Wilp.
“I am the painter of space. I am not an abstract painter but, on the contrary, a [...]
Bring on the Bubble
Courtesy of Diller Scofidio & Renfro
On Monday, the New York Times blew the roof off of the Hirshhorn Museum’s plan to build a 145 foot tall bubble-shaped meeting hall, estimated to cost a cool $5 million (that’s roughly 5 million packs of Bubblicious). Quickly thereafter, the Washington Post followed up with an article that basically [...]
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Environmental Light Installation with Boy by Edward Hoover
When someone takes a photo of another person’s art, can the photo then be considered art itself? My personal opinion is that in most cases it can, but this is a debate that will never be settled, much like the never ending film vs digital debate. In the [...]
