Friday Snippets 7.10.09

 
[Jake's, Sheridan & Montrose, Chicago, July 8, 2009 /Image & Artwork: designslinger]

Background: Controversy over proposed memorial to Daniel Burnham and his
1909 Plan. Winner of the design competition announced here; see all entries considered here.

Rome gets bobble-headed in time for the big G8 summit. [eternallycool]

One more top list. This time it's the top 200 art collectors in the world. [ARTnews]

What will the world of museum design look like in the future? Here's a list of 5 great
interactive museums to visit this summer. [Wired]

Here's another interactive activity for the artistically inclined. Take a head shot of
yourself, strap your wrists into mechanical arms, and the self portrait machine will lead your hands as you draw your own likeness. [we make money not art]

Knoll, the folks who make top-of-the-line, modern furniture are manufacturing a line
of their mid-century classics for children. The furniture has been shrunk to fit the kids, and the classic price has been reduced, but not by much. [NY Times]

Put Sex and the City with New York and what have you got?
A sizzling, hot, summer
exhibition at Yossi Milo Gallery. [Wallpaper]

Make way for Renzo Piano, and bulldoze Mrs. Gardner's carriage house. [Boston Globe]

It looks like filming may have begun on Bravo's newest "reality" show The Untitled
Art Project, even though the network hasn't officially announced that production is underway. [ART FAG CITY]

Metabolist architecture, postwar landmarks and preserving a future vision banished

to the past. [NY Times]

 

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