Present Memorials : Houses of Passage Tim McDonald, Curator FAARM / FOUNDATION FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH Philadelphia PA Richard Taransky’s Present Memorials/Houses of Passage begins a series of exhibitions at FAARM entitled Four Voices, which will continue into June of 2000. The series has no intention to create a venue of the ‘best and [...]
Sep 15, 2011 | Categories:Drawings, Fictional Architecture, Installation, Models | Tags: 4 Voices : Philadelphia Architecture, Architecture, Art, FAARM Gallery, Fictional Architecture, Genesis, Installation Art, Reconstruction, Sculpture, Steel | Comments Off
Structures to Reconstruct Temple Spring House (Surveyors’ Residence) Bath House Mill /Granary Surveyors’ comment in the margins “ The Administrator’s report, laid down the few clues (some false) that our group relied on to rebuild. After the CCCC…..we were the few alien settlers allowed in to survey, take readings, and reconstruct the flattened hidden fortress [...]
Apr 25, 2011 | Categories:Charcoal Drawing, Drawings, Fictional Architecture, Poetry | Tags: Architecture, Art, Bathhouse, Charcoal Drawing, Fictional Architecture, Granary, Poetry, Reconstruction, Surveyor, Temple | Comments Off
Apr 24, 2011 | Categories:Charcoal Drawing, Drawings, Fictional Architecture, Pastel Drawing, Pencil Drawing | Tags: Architecture, Art, Charcoal Drawing, Fictional Architecture, Pastel Drawing, Pencil Drawing | Comments Off
Printed Linen Tablecloth Edition of 25 in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum
Jul 15, 2010 | Categories:Drawings, Fictional Architecture, Printed, Silk Screen | Tags: Art, Drawing, Fabric Workshop and Museum, Fictional Architecture, Settlements, Silk Screen, Table Cloth, Urban Design | Comments Off
Professor Dixon Hunt RAAR conducted the Renaissance Garden Tour . Naples and Greece with David Meyer FAAR.
Jan 20, 2009 | Categories:American Academy in Rome, Drawings, Pencil Drawing, Travel Sketchbook | Tags: American Academy in Rome, Arch of Titus, Architect's Sketchbook, Architecture, Art, fountain, john Dixon Hunt, Landscape, Naples Drawing, Pencil Drawing, Rome, Rome Drawings, Rome Prize, Temple, Travel Sketchbook | Comments Off
