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MoMA does Latin American architecture: the High-Low chat with Alexandra Lange - LA Times

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CAROLINA A. MIRANDA. CAROLINA A. MIRANDA. MoMA does Latin American architecture: the High-Low chat with Alexandra Lange. Plaza of the three powers, Brasilia, Brazil. Leonardo Finotti / Oscar Niemeyer. Latin America in Construction, a sprawling exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art, examines 25 years of Modern architecture in Latin America. Seen here: Oscar Niemeyer and Lucio Costa's Plaza of the Three Powers in Brasilia. Leonardo Finotti / Oscar Niemeyer). Carolina A. Miranda. To see. Which i...

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Container List: First Look, part 2: James McMullan

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First Look, part 2: James McMullan. James McMullan Collection. Cover illustration for New York Magazine, June 7, 1976. Featuring Nik Cohn’s article and James McMullan’s illustrations, which served as the inspiration for “Saturday Night Fever.”. Below, just a taste of what’s available-. Lincoln Center Theater. Six Degrees of Separation poster, 1992. Lincoln Center Theater. Old Money poster, 2000. School of Visual Arts. Original watercolor for subway poster, 1977. Let’s Find Out. Mdash; Complete archive of...

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Container List: Gail Anderson

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Showing items from the Gail Anderson Collection. First Look: Gail Anderson. Next on deck in our Design and Illustration Study Collection is the work of designer and art director Gail Anderson. Is the blog of the School of Visual Arts Archives. And Milton Glaser Design Study Center and Archives. Featuring graphics and ephemera from our collections. Mdash; Complete archive of posts. Paris in your pocket. Push Pin and the P-Head. A brief tour of Milton Glaser’s typography. The world of Windows On The World.

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Section Cut | Alexandra Lange

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Section Cut, LLC. Curbed - Architecture Critic. Dezeen - Opinion Columnist. 2014 GSD Harvard University - Loeb Fellowship. 2005 NYU Institute of Fine Arts -. PhD, M.A., 2001. 1994 Yale University - B.A., Architecture and Literature. Is an architecture and design critic. Her essays, reviews, and features have appeared in Architect, Domus, Dwell, Medium, Metr. Nicholson Baker: Wrapping Sentences Around T. Mdash; via Vimeo. Beyond Gorgeous: The Work of Alexander Girard. Mdash; via YouTube. Mdash; via Twitter.

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Container List: Steven Heller

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Showing items from the Steven Heller Collection. Steven Heller collected more than 250 Christmas cards from artists for a 1980s book project. Many of the cards are hand-drawn or painted, but even the reproductions are playful and highly personal. Some contemporary work from the Troxlers and Do-hyung Kim. Notes from the underground. Letterhead from early in Steve Heller’s career as an art director. Eileen Boxer for Ubu Gallery. How does one become an Emigre? Identity Programs by Noel Martin. Along with He...

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Container List: First Look: Cris Gianakos

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First Look: Cris Gianakos. Cover for promotional booklet for “The Story of David” program for Columbia Pictures Television, 1976. Cris Gianakos is acclaimed for his striking and austere ramp. Which have become his signature work. These pieces follow in a natural path stemming from his long career as a graphic designer and design teacher; Gianakos studied design at SVA. Gianakos was responsible for many elegant posters. In addition to filling in some of the rare SVA. Indentity for Adonis restaurant. Exhib...

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Container List: Herb Lubalin at the Composing Room

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Herb Lubalin at the Composing Room. Was a type shop founded by Dr. Robert Lincoln Leslie (along with Sol Cantor) in 1927 that championed new approaches to design through its extensive array of programs. Including exhibitions, workshops, and publications. Was the subject of a Composing Room exhibition in April 1968 in the space’s Gallery 303 (named for its address at 303 Madison Avenue). I was familiar with the exhibition through the Doodles. Is the blog of the School of Visual Arts Archives.

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Container List: Keith Godard

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Showing items from the Keith Godard Collection. The Cooper-Hewitt’s outdoor exhibition/walking tour of lower Manhattan was held during the summer of 1975. We’re so pleased to add the work of Keith Godard to our collection. Is the blog of the School of Visual Arts Archives. And Milton Glaser Design Study Center and Archives. Featuring graphics and ephemera from our collections. Mdash; Complete archive of posts. Paris in your pocket. Push Pin and the P-Head. A brief tour of Milton Glaser’s typography.

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Container List: Milton Glaser

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Showing items from the Milton Glaser Collection. Milton Glaser for MGM, 1970. Some background (and forgotten drafts? Of Milton Glaser’s poster for Antonioni’s. Milton Glaser’s surreal landscapes for Hangar Design Group. Milton Glaser for Creative Newspaper, 1982. Milton Glaser did this psychedelic poster as a promotion for the Newspaper Advertising Bureau, an organization that briefly printed its own magazine,. Perhaps, judging from its description in WorldCat. Click through for the full image. Reader Do...