The Globe and Mail reviews Private Jokes, Public Places, a play by Oren Safdie (son of Moshe), running until October 24 in Toronto. View full entry
Taipei will host its fourth biennial, which opens Oct. 23 and runs until Jan. 23. The roster inclues Rem Koolhaas and Yoko Ono. Taipei Times View full entry
I saw this on TV but it is hard to find up to date info in the net. The bridges were designed by artists: Langlands & Bell, Marcus Taylor & Thomas Heatherwick. Links >> About the 3 bridgesBBC Radio 4 - Front Row The radio show from Sept 6, gives some attention to the bridges, skip... View full entry
Salgado and The Guardian have agreed an unprecedented deal. The photographer will collaborate with the newspaper during the next 8 years with a project named Genesis. View full entry
Paul Noble's drawings, 10-years in the making, for an imaginary town opens at Whitechapel | guardian | View full entry
The Washington Post pumps Gehry's Chairs for an exhibition opening Wednesday at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. For more info go here. | Previously on archinect. View full entry
One in five Germans wants the Berlin Wall rebuilt as the roe over East-West reunification is still a sore subject 14 years later. (MSNBC) View full entry
Urban Dictionary is a slang dictionary with your definitions... View full entry
Legendary Ramones guitarist died yesterday of prostate cancer at the age of 55. read View full entry
MARFA a little too bourgeois for ya? Try Lobo! via Deutsche Welle View full entry
Not sure where this came from or if its even affiliated with Google but elgooG is definitely worth a look. View full entry
118 years after the controversial event, labor leaders and police officials finally unite in support of the ambiguous theme of progress suggested by sculptor Mary Brogger; anarchists lament lack of anarchy. (Chicago Tribune | NY Times) View full entry
A major new site-specific installation on the site of inIVA's future home, opening tonight. Click here for more info View full entry
Having Freedom Tower rise to a symbolic 1776 feet is a brilliant idea, and not arbitrary at all. I believe that this practice will catch on, so as a public service I would like to propose historically more relevant names for New York's other tallest buildings. Stefan, Memefirst View full entry
Jonathan Glancey runs down the Biennale, giving big-ups to Japan and Estonia, but also stating ... letting architecture off the rational hook is rarely wise in practice. In the hands of real artists, sure; in those of designers who appear to be playing compulsive teenage computer games, forget... View full entry