Scale model of Spire, 2011 (Aluminum mesh, wood, poured paint), an installation by artist (architect? master draper?) Alois Kronschlaeger in the elevator shaft and surrounding floors of an abandoned building in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Get more info about the project here, and if you're in New York, check out a discussion with Kronschlaeger this Thursday, July 28th, at SVA as part of the ongoing forum Reconfiguring Site: New Approaches to Public Art and Architecture. Indeed.Tuesday, July 26, 2011
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Scale model of Spire, 2011 (Aluminum mesh, wood, poured paint), an installation by artist (architect? master draper?) Alois Kronschlaeger in the elevator shaft and surrounding floors of an abandoned building in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Get more info about the project here, and if you're in New York, check out a discussion with Kronschlaeger this Thursday, July 28th, at SVA as part of the ongoing forum Reconfiguring Site: New Approaches to Public Art and Architecture. Indeed.
Scale model of Spire, 2011 (Aluminum mesh, wood, poured paint), an installation by artist (architect? master draper?) Alois Kronschlaeger in the elevator shaft and surrounding floors of an abandoned building in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Get more info about the project here, and if you're in New York, check out a discussion with Kronschlaeger this Thursday, July 28th, at SVA as part of the ongoing forum Reconfiguring Site: New Approaches to Public Art and Architecture. Indeed.
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This is amazing.
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