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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Sea Gull’s Parking Lot
Last post from Megijima (Setouchi International Art Festival — it’s going on until October 31st!) :: Sea Gull’s Parking Lot by Takahito Kimura. Kimura has placed a host of weathercocks near the fishing port. When the wind blows, they turn … Continue reading
Posted in art, Japanese
Tagged art, megijima, sea gull, setouchi international art festival, takahito kimura, weathercocks
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Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governors Island
So I mentioned that I went to the Governors Island over the weekend, it was for the ’20s Lazz Age Lawn Party! It was so cute, everyone was dressed up as if it was in ’20s and danced to a … Continue reading
Posted in events, NYC
Tagged 1920s, 20s, governors island, jazz, jazz age lawn party, new york, new york city
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Today’s Bridge 8.28.10
The weekend was nice and hot! Summer is back all over again. Went to Governors Island for a fun event (I’ll post about it later) and this was on my way to Pier 6 — the always stunning Brooklyn Bridge. … Continue reading
Equipoise
After the Fukutake House, I walked over to… (LOVE walking around the island!) see “Equipoise” by Harumi Yukutake. Stepping into really old farm storehouse… Using over 10,000 rectangular strips of glass, painstakingly shaped by hand, Yukutake creates a spiral inside … Continue reading
Posted in art
Tagged art, equipoise, harumi yukutake, megijima, setouchi international art festival
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