The "clinamen" installation in New York

The “clinamen” installation in New York: the ringing of ceramic bowls floating in pools

Today I had the chance to attend the opening of an exhibition that will arguably be the quietest place in the city this summer. French artist and composer Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s installation “clinamen” has opened its doors (and pools) in New York City, at the historic Park Avenue Armory. The idea is shockingly simple: giant circular…

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Milwaukee Art Museum

Milwaukee Art Museum

Everyone knows New York’s Oculus, designed by Santiago Calatrava… But few know that this project would not have been possible without one museum, the Spanish architect’s first project in the United States — the Milwaukee Art Museum. The Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM) is a museum blessed with architects. The first building was designed by Eero…

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Alec Monopoly Mural

Alec Monopoly Mural in New York

Recently I was walking through my favorite city, New York, and for a moment it felt like I had slipped into Miami… I had just come across a massive mural by the artist Alec Monopoly, who is known for his caricature-style paintings of the wealthy and bankers — especially characters like Richie Rich (“the poor…

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