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The Art of Julien Pacaud
This is the journal of Geebird & Bamby, a venture by two guys who like modernism, especially in Photo- graphy, Design and Architecture in the context of Contemp- orary History. Follow us on twitter to get more coverage.
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- Bass, Saul
- Bergstrand, Jonas
- Bernard, Michael
- Bernardes, Thiago
- Blanz, Hubert
- Bodiam, Michael
- Bonaque, Borja
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- Kele, D.
- Kelly, Emma
- Keyes, Josh
- Kirk, Katie
- Koenig, Pierre
- Kruger, Barbara
- Kubrick, Stanley
- Kundig, Tom
- Kunkle, Jeff
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- MacLean, Alex S.
- Margolies, John
- Marchand, Yves
- Massa-Bidal, Stephane
- Mars, Robert
- Martin, Amy
- Meffre, Romain
- Milk, Chris
- Miyazaki, Kevin J.
- Moos, Max
- Mullican, Matt
- Murphy, Ber
- Murray, James T. & Karla L.
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- Rams, Dieter
- Rand, Paul
- Reed, Justin
- Redgrove, Benedict
- Reggio, Godfrey
- Reynolds, James
- Rosenmunthe, Johan
- Rudolph, Paul
- Ruscha, Edward
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- Scott Brown, Denise
- Shahparnia, Ashkahn
- Shulman, Julius
- Star, Kevin
- Steacy, Will
- Steele, Michael
- Stoll, Christian
- Stulz, Richard
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- Tan, Eric
- Tamiesie, Stephen
- Thériault, Jean-François
- Thompson, Hunter S.
- Traub, Daniel
- Tscherny, George
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Modernism is typically defined as the condition that begins when people realize God is truly dead, and we are therefore on our own.
— Phillip E. Johnson
Trailer for “Desert Utopia: Mid-Century Architecture in Palm Springs” (2010)
Jun
28th
28th
George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames and Jens Risom in Playboy, 1961 - read the article at Lushpad
Unfettered by dogma, the creators of contemporary American furniture have a flair for combining functionalism with esthetic enjoyment.
— Playboy Magazine (1961)
“Window Shopping” (2009), the Photography of Alex Gaidouk
Keyes’ artworks are neither optimistic nor nihilistic. If anything, they seem to hover between fear and fury, between sorrow and acceptance.
— George Melrod
