probing the earth

architectural-review:

Perry Kulper - Central California History Museum, Proto-Formal Section

architectural-review:

Nature Mortes Indépendants, Le Corbusier, 1922

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architectural-review:

Frank Lloyd Wright, A Country Club for Huntington Hartford, 1947

nataliakoptseva:

Pablo

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aubreylstallard:

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architectural-review:

A Simple Heart, DOGMA Studio (2002-2010)

‘When architectural form is reduced to its essential nature in this way, what it stages and makes visible is not itself but the life that unfolds within its limits’

thehammermuseum:

Self Portrait as Superman | A digital complement to LLYN FOULKES

Installation view of Foulkes’ rock paintings, Galerie Darthea Speyer, Paris, 1970.

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nonthanks:

Georgia O’Keeffe, From the Faraway, Nearby, 1938

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ancientart:

The Migdol Temple at Pella in Jordan.

The first photo shows the three major building phases of the temple that stretch from its construction in the Middle Bronze Age (1650 BC) to its destruction in the Iron Age (850 BC).

Second photo: In the foreground a large multi-roomed Iron Age (ca. 900 BC) complex is being excavated, while in the background, work is being undertaken to investigate deposits beneath the Middle Bronze Age temple structure (>1650 BC). Note the massive west exterior wall of the Migdol Temple seen in this image.

Photos courtesy & taken by Ben Churcher, the University of Sydney.

neo-constructivist:

(via lebbeus woods drawings and models on view at SFMOMA)

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gingeryginger:

Sun Ra

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doomandgloomfromthetomb:

Basho Live

New to me — and new to you, too? There are several amazingly wonderful Robbie Basho live performances/radio sessions over on Archive.org, shedding new light on this astonishing guitarist. Great to hear some of these interviews — for a guy who made spiritual music of the highest level, he’s quite down to earth.

Ode To Gravity: An Interview with Robbie Basho, KPFA, San Francisco, CA, November 6, 1974

Deli Natural Restaurant, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July 21, 1978

Sinclair Auditorium/Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July, 22,1978

Stone City General Store in Stone City, Iowa, 1982

Live From Studio One, KUNI, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Febuary 7, 1983

Thanks to Dying For Bad Music for the heads up and RobbieBasho.com for getting it out there.

You may also be interested to know that there is a Basho documentary in the works.

causalocuta:

Eva Le Roi - Climax

Pablo Picasso

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