Friday Snippets 11.13.09
Friday the 13th and a Norse myth. [National Geographic]
200 One Dollar Bills now worth almost $44 million. [Telegraph]
Vladimir Nabakov, one designer at a time. [Observatory @ Design Observer]
School children's artwork covers the falling dominoes commemorating the collapse of
the Berlin Wall. [Der Spiegel]
From East to West, Berlin's new Hauptbahnhof Main Train Station. [Architecture Revived]
A Litl design. [Pentagram]
Shepard Fairey's switcheroo goes legal. [Culture Monster]
Should a public museum be used to showcase the work of a private collector, museum
trustee and patron of the exhibits curator? [New York Times]
The Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future exhibit has reached the halfway point, so get to
Minneapolis and see this amazing, major retrospective with never-before-seen sketches, working drawings, models, photographs,furnishings, and films.
Well, that all folks! See you Monday.
Posted by designslinger at 11/13/2009 2:02 AM 
Categories: Slinger SLinks
Tags: graphic design museums exhibits Berlin
Categories: Slinger SLinks
Tags: graphic design museums exhibits Berlin
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