Noble, wise, genteel: the aging lion was an apt metaphor for the sagacity and permanence of the New York Public Library, especially its grand Carerre and Hastings-designed home in Bryant Park. Even old warhorses need an upgrade in These Modern Times, however, and the lion is now looking a little perkier after a logo upgrade by the library’s in-house art department. Details on the design nitty-gritty, plus an NYPL video outlining the logo evolution, after the cut. Read More »
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Last Thursday, hundreds of photographers and the people who love them converged on Canoe Studios, a 24,000 square foot loft space in the Starrett-Lehigh Building (hi, Martha!), for a community-style potluck dinner and slideshow. Not just any slideshow, mind you – the organizers of non-profit group Slideluck Potshow gather 25 emerging and established photogs to display their latest, this year ranging from celebrity portraits by Platon to architectural landscapes by Aperture‘s Michael Wolf. Read More »
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