The good folks at the Wooster Collective provide a sampling of their popular street art walking tour for the NY Times Magazine. View full entry
Rodcorp takes us on a fictional day in the life of a resident of Archigram's Walking City. View full entry
Today, on WNYC, Leonard Lopate interviews Paul Ehrlich, of Stanford's Department of Biological Sciences, on his new book One With Nineveh, which warns that the complacency of America's environmental and political policies threaten the world's ecological stability. The interview will be available... View full entry
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2004 to Wangari Maathai for her contribution to sustainable development, democracy and peace. Peace on earth depends on our ability to secure our living environment. Maathai stands at the front of the fight to promote... View full entry
Elfriede Jelinek , a reclusive Austrian novelist and playwright who is well known in the German-speaking world for works that denounce sexual violence as well as oppression and right-wing extremism in Austria, was awarded the2004 Nobel prize for literature today by the Swedish Academy in... View full entry
The miniature gory details of Frances Glessner Lee's Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death, photographed by Corinne May Botz, are featured in the NYTimes. Read Jennifer Doublet's essay on the dollhouses in loud paper. View full entry
New additions to the MoMA design collection may reaveal new ways of thinking about when "modern" actually begins, but not much attention is paid to digital design and the reconfigured domestic landscape. NYTimes interviews the curators. Read. View full entry
artists will be able to display their works in the beautiful courtyards, refectories, chapels, gardens and even chimneys of the city's 15th century La Cartuja of Santa MarÃÂa de las Cuevas. Antonio Cruz, Peter Eisenman, Norman Foster, Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, Jaques... View full entry
NPR's Morning Edition takes a look at Dan Flavin: A Retrospective, an exhibit of more than 40 objects by the late artist at the National Gallery of Art.(previously) View full entry
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The Reverend Brendan Powell Smith presents The Brick Testament which is a collection of biblical dioramas built from Lego's. View full entry
Where are we now? What can the future bring us? Well how about 4 year old Marla Olmstead who is an artist represented by a gallery and sellers her paintings for thousands of dollars... (NYT) View full entry
Catch all the latest geological activity on your home computer with VolcanoCam. View full entry
This exhibition opening in Italy “proposes to gather and document the lines that were crossed by artists, directors, designers, writers, photographers in the area of architecture and by architects in the visual arts, disciplines united by the project of a complete aesthetic transformation... View full entry
Time Magazine / The Bigger Picture Show - An expanded Museum of Modern Art prepares to reopen in Manhattan. How will it change the way we look at art? (scroll down) View full entry