Update of 8:16 AM ET —
"And it came to pass . . ."
Sarah Larson in The New Yorker yesterday —
"Having revealed itself, the Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC),
designed by Joshua Ramus and his firm, REX, retains an air of mystery:
it’s a giant marble-sheathed cube, beige and opaque by day and warmly
aglow by night, fronted by a two-story staircase that evokes the approach
to a Mayan temple or the gangway to an alien spacecraft. What’s inside?"
Always an interesting question . . .
From "Made for Love" (2021) — Lyle Herringbone:
See as well yesterday's post
Monday, May 8, 2017
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The face at lower left above is that of an early Design edgelord.
A product of that edgelord's school —
See a design by Prince-Ramus in today's New York Times —
Remarks quoted here on the above San Diego date —
A related void —
Jill Lepore of Harvard in The New Yorker today —
"In 2021, Elon Musk became the world’s richest man (no woman came close), and Time named him Person of the Year: 'This is the man who aspires to save our planet and get us a new one to inhabit: clown, genius, edgelord, visionary, industrialist, showman, cad; a madcap hybrid of Thomas Edison, P. T. Barnum, Andrew Carnegie and Watchmen’s Doctor Manhattan, the brooding, blue-skinned man-god who invents electric cars and moves to Mars.' Right about when Time was preparing that giddy announcement, three women whose ovaries and uteruses were involved in passing down the madcap man-god’s genes were in the maternity ward of a hospital in Austin. Musk believes a declining birth rate is a threat to civilization and, with his trademark tirelessness, is doing his visionary edgelord best to ward off that threat." |
Some vocabulary background —
See also this journal on that date —
Monday, May 8, 2017
New Pinterest Board
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The face at lower left above is that of an early Design edgelord.
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