Here are some corporate commissions by the husband and wife design team Charles and Ray Eames.
The concluding statement in the commercial for the polaroid SX 70 by Phillip Morrison manages to summarize the ideals that inform all the Eames' design work. It stresses an optimistic and humane take on modernism, in which technology is seen as the ultimate creative enterprise.
I find this attitude especially moving since it comes from a era reeling from the recent discovery of the destructive power of atomic weapons, and a technophobic skepticism of applied science could be so easily justified.
I'm definitely looking forward to visiting the Eames Office, and some of their buildings when I'm in LA.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Skeleton Dance V Skeleton Frolic
Which is the superior skeleton cartoon
SKELETON DANCE
SKELETON FROLIC
SKELETON DANCE
SKELETON FROLIC
Friday, January 23, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
woody guthrie.
woody guthrie.
for some reason or other... i think it had to do with the mention of the game monopoly, i've been thinking allot about the ludlow massacre recently... rough thing to have stuck in the brain though, hard not to obsess over.
The blood of Colorado miners
machinegunned down by Rockefeller’s cops in 1914
forms abstract expressionist smears on canvasses hung
on the boardroom walls of Chase Manhattan Bank
-Sarah Menefee
the ludlow massacre
for some reason or other... i think it had to do with the mention of the game monopoly, i've been thinking allot about the ludlow massacre recently... rough thing to have stuck in the brain though, hard not to obsess over.
The blood of Colorado miners
machinegunned down by Rockefeller’s cops in 1914
forms abstract expressionist smears on canvasses hung
on the boardroom walls of Chase Manhattan Bank
-Sarah Menefee
the ludlow massacre
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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