Friday, April 22, 2011. We all know the famous Cloud Gate. As if to Celebrate I Discovered a Mountain Blooming With Red Flowers,. 1981 wood, cement, polystyrene, pigment. Although none of this really has much to do with the city in a direct way, he takes this way of working and brings it outside into the public space. Tall Tree and The Eye,. 2009 stainless steel over carbon. Am particularly interested in the back side of Sky Mirror.

Friday, April 22, 2011. Conversations with Dan McNulty in Jersey City. Conversations with Dan McNulty in Jersey City by. A link to his blog. The photo above shows the Palace Theater and its current state of non-existence. The combination of the two photos give us a ghostly sense of what was and what is. I wish he had a website. He only has the blurb preview and a blog that is not easy to navigate. Sunday, April 17, 2011. A lot of the artists we.

Reflections on Cities and Their Image. Here, we see traffic weaving through the busy area, as well as the different branches coming together.

Friday, April 22, 2011. Isaac Cordal is a Spanish artist who produces video, audio, performance, and sculptural art. His interest seems to lie heavily in shape and form, namely with a human element. Though all of his pieces do not relate to cities, one in particular does. This project, entitled Cement Eclipses. Is performance, photography, video, and sculpture combined, coming together to create these little public art pieces. Still image from video below. Who put it there? Explo.

Monday, February 21, 2011. Jacobs theorizes that if a district is calculated and specialized for one function will be unable to provide what is necessary if it is confined to that one function. This is due to the fact that the district will only be used during specific times and because of its lack of diversity, at all other times will be empty.