![the Guggenheim Museum’s new Wright Restaurant, which opens to the public tomorrow
(pic via nyt)
Conceived as a sculpture that can be expanded or contracted to fit any designated space, this architectural piece comprises a sequence of horizontal planks of powder-coated aluminum mounted to the walls and ceiling. A similar transparent screen marks the entrance to site. The resulting room-size installation creates a modular skin on the interior’s surface, its parallel beams creating a sense of a series of horizons. [widn]](http://5.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kugaj45xrZ1qa2c94o1_400.jpg)
the Guggenheim Museum’s new Wright Restaurant, which opens to the public tomorrow
(pic via nyt)
Conceived as a sculpture that can be expanded or contracted to fit any designated space, this architectural piece comprises a sequence of horizontal planks of powder-coated aluminum mounted to the walls and ceiling. A similar transparent screen marks the entrance to site. The resulting room-size installation creates a modular skin on the interior’s surface, its parallel beams creating a sense of a series of horizons. [widn]
fairytale of new york, the pogues featuring kirsty maccoll
looking up at the Empire State Building from Macy’s. 8:30 PM.
here it is
(in soho - lafayette st. bet. prince and spring sts.)
One of Grand Marnier’s new ads via San Francisco-based creative agency Lambesis.
This post was reblogged from new york days.
The latest catalog from Williams -Sonoma division West Elm has a photo of a tree painted on a wall and decorated with garland available at West Elm stores.
The Christmas Tree is getting a makeover as consumers look to replace traditional trees gron on farms with quirky homemade or store-bought alternatives that fit their lifestyle.
go.away
(pic via EV Grieve)
The New York Botanical Garden’s Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
(via nysd)
LIBRA SEP 23 — OCT 22
It was so thoughtful of you to buy me that kimchi fridge last Christmas—you knew what a hard time I was having with the dogs digging it up. People who complain about gifts reducing relationships to transactions have a point. But here is another point, Libra: It is really, really hard to find a place in Fort Greene Park to bury kimchi.
Horoscope (via L Mag)
“A stage production of “Brief Encounter,” based on David Lean’s 1946 film about a doomed love affair between two married, middle-class Britons, opened Tuesday at St. Ann’s Warehouse. The film was based on a 1938 play, “Still Life,” by Noël Coward.
In the production, by the British-based Kneehigh Theater, actors perform in front of original black-and-white film clips.”
Revisiting Those Strangers at a Train Station (NYT)
BRIEF ENCOUNTER at St. Ann’s Warehouse, 38 Water Street, at Dock Street, Dumbo, Brooklyn; (718) 254-8779. Through Jan. 3.
Foreground, from left: Saks Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, including the G.E. Building, Radio City Music Hall and the Flatiron Building.
“Take note of the sounds as well, as you enter the show’s main greenhouse-gallery. The exclamations of amazement uttered by fellow immigrants — young and old — are accompanied by the steady whir of 14 electric trains and streetcars that run in loops around the city’s fancifully scrambled geography.”
New York Through a Looking Glass (NYT)
The Holiday Train Show, at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx
now ‘til January 10, 2010
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