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  1. 4 Dec 2021

    Trees that big? Really?

    Diller Scofidio + Renfro unveil plans for a magic floating garden disk to replace the current Museum of London.
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  2. 5 Oct 2021
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    Oh of course! But I like her! She gave a great lecture once and said "Oopsie" when the slides went awry. She was delightful and the work was excellent. And - significantly - she didn't destroy the Folk Art Museum, which Elizabeth Diller did.

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  3. 5 Oct 2021

    WAIT he's dunking on Diller in this?! Goddammit now I have to go listen

    👀👀👀
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  4. 22 Mar 2021

    Sincerely hoping this exhibit travels! I won’t step foot inside because of but this exhibit has tempted me.

    Just had privilege to see exhibit Reconstructions: Architecture &  As someone who has spent over 13 years in Arch & schools it was one of the most profound exhibits & learning experiences I've had. 1/x
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  5. 13 Dec 2020

    I mean is dead to me ever since they demolished TWBTA’s Folk Art Museum. I’ll never cross their threshold again. But they can still do the right thing & remove Johnson’s name from things.

    . thank you for covering our initiative. JOIN US IN CALLING THE FACIST + RACISM OF JOHNSON. REMOVE HIS NAME @VishaanNYCA
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  6. 4 Aug 2020

    A huge local effort saved the gorgeous integral mural at Indy's Federal Building. Indy folk were outraged at the Barton Towers being ringed by claptrap. In NYC people picketed at the destruction of the Folk Art Museum . Maybe *you* don't see it b/c you don't want to?

    You won't see people fighting to save buildings from the '70s-'00s like we do to preserve historic beauties from the 1800s. If we want to build resilient cities, we need to build lovable buildings.
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  7. 29 May 2020

    I didn't read the profile because DSR repulses me - but it sounds like it's even worse than I imagined. and everyone at DSR for enabling them.

    this NYT 'pandemic profile' of Liz Diller promotes so many toxic ideas about architectural labor I don't even know where to start
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  8. 20 Apr 2020

    Tragically lost to the lumbering avarice and irrelevant whims of , TWBTA’s masterful Folk Art Museum, NYC, 2001-2014. (pics by arcspace)

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  9. 4 Apr 2020

    Apparently education isn’t as important as acquisition, even demolition. How much salary is Glenn Lowry still paying himself?

    MoMA Terminates All Museum Educator Contracts “...it will be months, if not years, before we anticipate returning to budget and operations levels to require educator services.”
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  10. 23 Feb 2020

    Sadly I won’t see this when I’m in NYC in April because I’ve vowed never to step foot in after their crime, but yay for Dorothea Lange!!

    Prob not going to check out the Koolhaas show because it’s an example of the art industry’s power to perpetuate and celebrate the male gaze on landscape. BUT you know who else has a show on the “countryside and what people do there” right now?
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  11. 6 Jan 2020

    “They’re *still* claiming there was no way to build around the Folk Art Museum?”

    What's Brad thinking about??? 💭💭💭
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  12. 30 Dec 2019

    The only missing thing that matters is the TWBTA Folk Art Museum.

    The Missed Opportunities of MoMA's Expansion
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  13. 21 Dec 2019

    Really well written and fair article about missed opportunities, value of seeing the collection more expansively, and myopia of MoMA in seeing a more unique solution to expanding their city of art ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩
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  14. 21 Dec 2019

    Really well written and fair article about missed opportunities, value of seeing the collection more expansively, and myopia of MoMA in seeing a more unique solution to expanding their city of art ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  15. 21 Nov 2019

    + "it won’t be numbered among DS+R’s finest works or proudest ethical moments."

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  16. 16 Nov 2019

    Which museum? I’ll put them on my@boycott list aling with

    This week one of the biggest museums in LA rejected an offer to host a fundraiser to support safer schools in case some of their donors might misinterpret it as supporting gun safety. 🤦‍♂️
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  17. 27 Oct 2019

    "F*CK MoMA...The FolkArt Museum will never be forgotten." aka via

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  18. 21 Oct 2019

    Incredibly generous of to arrange her review as a guidebook for various approaches to seeing the new MOMA. I won't be using any of them, as I'm boycotting it forever due to , but many people are more generous than I!

    I spent six hours at the new MegaMoMA and whew … be sure and pack some snacks.
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  19. 12 Oct 2019

    And they tore down the brilliant, lovable, and obstinate Folk Art Museum for this endless white tastefulness. Shame.

    “This is corporate space for big art, offering no resistance, no grain, no attitude, just endless white walls and tasteful space.”
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  20. 9 Oct 2019

    . recently opened the new expansion. Let’s not forget the cost. With a $450 Million Expansion, MoMA Is Bigger. Is That Better?

    Save this jewel.
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