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Category Archives: architecture
NaPoWriMo Days 10, 13-15: Layers
This weekend, we went to Atlanta for Nick’s 30th birthday; his gift was tickets to both They Might Be Giants shows at Variety Playhouse. Before we left, we went to the Birmingham Museum of Art to see the hippos. In … Continue reading
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Hiroshima Mon Amour
Today I learned of Arakawa’s death. With his partner Madeline Gins, Arakawa created many gorgeous pieces of experimental architecture and wrote a number of interesting, challenging books. I have written on their work a few times, and mention it in … Continue reading
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Protected: A Radical Life
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Jessica Smith
