Rick Lowe = demi god + Loeb Fellow
And, in case, just like I did, you’ve relegated Rick to the “social- activist- artist- in- residence- experimental- housing- neighborhood- activist- of- socialness” category . . . I just found this from the Heinz Awards website: This year he is a Loeb Fellow at the Harvard University School of Design, and he is currently working … Read more
Rick Lowe = demi god
As part of the “re/constructingatlanta: a contemporary continuum” intervention, Lowe was a highlighted speaker. His lecture was titled “Sculpting the Built Environment”. His work was initially influenced by John Biggers, an artist who studied the social impacts fo the shot gun house. Lowe’s social variation on this, he calls Project Row House, was built in … Read more
Petah Coyne, part II
So, doing a little research, I might see a connection. Highlights from a gallery review: The figures always seem to be tied to the earth. The weight of these things is stunning—hundreds of pounds, requiring special moving cases to support the structures in transport. Coyne is showing us the beauty of the world and its … Read more
Petah Coyne
. . . . I think he wants us to hang stuff???
