Earlier today I ventured to the Bowery for the opening of the
New Museum's new building designed by SANAA. The building will be
featured on my weekly page in a couple days, and I have a
Flickr set of the building for your perusing, so I won't go into much detail here.
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Ugo Rondinone's Hell, Yes! punctuates the facade... |
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...contrasting sharply with the metal mesh that envelopes just about every exterior surface of the building. |
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The lobby is a simple space with a drop ceiling of, you guessed it, mesh. The screens of the rear gallery (behind glass) draw one away from the street and into the realm of art. |
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The metal mesh covers the few select openings, creating some wonderful shadows. |
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Last but not least is this startchitect sighting on the 7th floor terrace, where Mr. Gehry and his wife Berta gazed over the Lower East Side. |
I mistook mrs. Gehry for Kazuyo Sejima on your first photo. Strange.
ReplyDeleteKazuyo Sejima has so much style than mrs. Gehry ;)
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that goes without saying! nice pic, by the way.
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