less is more. less is a bore
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architect says less is more
less is a bore
Tadao Ando Church of the Light 1989 Osaka Japan
Philadelphia is a city awash with memorable architecture so itrsquos fitting that I stumbledacross The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom at the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Artrsquos store which offers a well-curated assortment of books inside ofHorace Trumbauerrsquos imposing Greek structure prominently situated on Fairmont Hill
Laura Dushkes the bookrsquos editor works as a librarian at NBBJ architectural firm inSeattle and began collecting quotes about architecture while purchasing reading andcataloging books about design for the firm The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Wordsof Wisdom is an elegant compendium of quotations from more than 100 of historyrsquosmost opinionatedmdashand dissentingmdashminds
The book offers a fascinating glimpse at the creative process ldquoItrsquos not a sign of creativityto have sixty-five ideas for one problemrdquo says Jan Kaplicky ldquoItrsquos just a waste of energyrdquo
Then therersquos this quote by Charles Eames ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to thedesign problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as many of the constraints aspossible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these constraintsConstraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo
Dushkesrsquo layout and sequencing of quotes also highlights sharp differences of opinionin the field of design Mies van der Rohersquos ldquoLess is morerdquo versus Robert Venturirsquosresponse ldquoLess is a borerdquo is a good example I also like these rifts on Louis Sullivanrsquosobservation that ldquoform ever follows functionrdquo ldquoForm follows form not functionrdquo saysPhilip Johnson or ldquoForm follows profitrdquo (Richard Rogers)
Also interesting is the relationship between architecture and other creative fields ldquoIlearn more from creative people in other disciplines than I do even from otherarchitects because I think they have a way of looking at the world that is reallyimportantrdquo says Seattle-based architect and MacDowell Colony fellow Tom Kundig
But there are differences between creative fields too as Renzo Piano points out ldquoYoucan put down a bad book you can avoid listening to bad music but you cannot missthe ugly tower block opposite your houserdquo
(Click pages to enlarge)
This 1000 square-foot weekend cabin called the Delter Shelter designed by architect Tom Kundig is basically
a steel box on stilts and can be completely shuttered when the owner is away Situated near a river in a
floodplain the 20rsquo x 20rsquo square footprint rises three stories Large 10rsquo x 18rsquo steel shutters can be closed
simultaneously using a hand crank (Photo by Tim Bies courtesy Olson Kundig Architects)
Itrsquos unfortunate that architecture receives so little attention in the mainstream pressand art publications for itrsquos the art form we have the closest relationship with ashumans Whether wersquore shopping in a huge box store attending a concert in an historicchurch working in an office cubicle or simply arriving home after a long day at workwe inhabit and interact with architecture on a daily basis but how often do we thinkabout good and bad design
As Renzo Piano once said architecture is ldquoa socially dangerous art because it is animposed artrdquo Wersquore conditioned to accept ugliness as inevitable The end result is anumbing apathy about architecture as a whole or worse a lingering impression inAmerican culture that quality design is only for a certain elite class
But Dushkesrsquos collection of quotes helps us to pause and realize that all design involvesa series of philosophical choices and aesthetic judgments The difference between aFrank Gehry whose ldquoblobitecturerdquo sometimes resembles an alien form beamed downfrom space and a Samuel Mockbee whose socially-engaged Rural Studio project allowsdesign students at Auburn University to create homes and community buildings fordisadvantaged residents in Hale County Alabama couldnrsquot be greater And yet botharchitects must work within a given environment and with certain limitations But TheArchitect Says reminds us that they are apples and orangesmdashboth fruit and yet entirelyunique from one another
Anderson and Ora Lee Harris in front of their ldquoButterfly Houserdquo designed by Samuel Mockbee and the
students of at Auburn Universityrsquos Rural Studio project The angled-roof supplies a means to collect and reuse
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
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Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Name (required) Email (required) Website
Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
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Tadao Ando Church of the Light 1989 Osaka Japan
Philadelphia is a city awash with memorable architecture so itrsquos fitting that I stumbledacross The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom at the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Artrsquos store which offers a well-curated assortment of books inside ofHorace Trumbauerrsquos imposing Greek structure prominently situated on Fairmont Hill
Laura Dushkes the bookrsquos editor works as a librarian at NBBJ architectural firm inSeattle and began collecting quotes about architecture while purchasing reading andcataloging books about design for the firm The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Wordsof Wisdom is an elegant compendium of quotations from more than 100 of historyrsquosmost opinionatedmdashand dissentingmdashminds
The book offers a fascinating glimpse at the creative process ldquoItrsquos not a sign of creativityto have sixty-five ideas for one problemrdquo says Jan Kaplicky ldquoItrsquos just a waste of energyrdquo
Then therersquos this quote by Charles Eames ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to thedesign problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as many of the constraints aspossible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these constraintsConstraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo
Dushkesrsquo layout and sequencing of quotes also highlights sharp differences of opinionin the field of design Mies van der Rohersquos ldquoLess is morerdquo versus Robert Venturirsquosresponse ldquoLess is a borerdquo is a good example I also like these rifts on Louis Sullivanrsquosobservation that ldquoform ever follows functionrdquo ldquoForm follows form not functionrdquo saysPhilip Johnson or ldquoForm follows profitrdquo (Richard Rogers)
Also interesting is the relationship between architecture and other creative fields ldquoIlearn more from creative people in other disciplines than I do even from otherarchitects because I think they have a way of looking at the world that is reallyimportantrdquo says Seattle-based architect and MacDowell Colony fellow Tom Kundig
But there are differences between creative fields too as Renzo Piano points out ldquoYoucan put down a bad book you can avoid listening to bad music but you cannot missthe ugly tower block opposite your houserdquo
(Click pages to enlarge)
This 1000 square-foot weekend cabin called the Delter Shelter designed by architect Tom Kundig is basically
a steel box on stilts and can be completely shuttered when the owner is away Situated near a river in a
floodplain the 20rsquo x 20rsquo square footprint rises three stories Large 10rsquo x 18rsquo steel shutters can be closed
simultaneously using a hand crank (Photo by Tim Bies courtesy Olson Kundig Architects)
Itrsquos unfortunate that architecture receives so little attention in the mainstream pressand art publications for itrsquos the art form we have the closest relationship with ashumans Whether wersquore shopping in a huge box store attending a concert in an historicchurch working in an office cubicle or simply arriving home after a long day at workwe inhabit and interact with architecture on a daily basis but how often do we thinkabout good and bad design
As Renzo Piano once said architecture is ldquoa socially dangerous art because it is animposed artrdquo Wersquore conditioned to accept ugliness as inevitable The end result is anumbing apathy about architecture as a whole or worse a lingering impression inAmerican culture that quality design is only for a certain elite class
But Dushkesrsquos collection of quotes helps us to pause and realize that all design involvesa series of philosophical choices and aesthetic judgments The difference between aFrank Gehry whose ldquoblobitecturerdquo sometimes resembles an alien form beamed downfrom space and a Samuel Mockbee whose socially-engaged Rural Studio project allowsdesign students at Auburn University to create homes and community buildings fordisadvantaged residents in Hale County Alabama couldnrsquot be greater And yet botharchitects must work within a given environment and with certain limitations But TheArchitect Says reminds us that they are apples and orangesmdashboth fruit and yet entirelyunique from one another
Anderson and Ora Lee Harris in front of their ldquoButterfly Houserdquo designed by Samuel Mockbee and the
students of at Auburn Universityrsquos Rural Studio project The angled-roof supplies a means to collect and reuse
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Leave A Comment
Name (required) Email (required) Website
Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
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Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Then therersquos this quote by Charles Eames ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to thedesign problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as many of the constraints aspossible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these constraintsConstraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo
Dushkesrsquo layout and sequencing of quotes also highlights sharp differences of opinionin the field of design Mies van der Rohersquos ldquoLess is morerdquo versus Robert Venturirsquosresponse ldquoLess is a borerdquo is a good example I also like these rifts on Louis Sullivanrsquosobservation that ldquoform ever follows functionrdquo ldquoForm follows form not functionrdquo saysPhilip Johnson or ldquoForm follows profitrdquo (Richard Rogers)
Also interesting is the relationship between architecture and other creative fields ldquoIlearn more from creative people in other disciplines than I do even from otherarchitects because I think they have a way of looking at the world that is reallyimportantrdquo says Seattle-based architect and MacDowell Colony fellow Tom Kundig
But there are differences between creative fields too as Renzo Piano points out ldquoYoucan put down a bad book you can avoid listening to bad music but you cannot missthe ugly tower block opposite your houserdquo
(Click pages to enlarge)
This 1000 square-foot weekend cabin called the Delter Shelter designed by architect Tom Kundig is basically
a steel box on stilts and can be completely shuttered when the owner is away Situated near a river in a
floodplain the 20rsquo x 20rsquo square footprint rises three stories Large 10rsquo x 18rsquo steel shutters can be closed
simultaneously using a hand crank (Photo by Tim Bies courtesy Olson Kundig Architects)
Itrsquos unfortunate that architecture receives so little attention in the mainstream pressand art publications for itrsquos the art form we have the closest relationship with ashumans Whether wersquore shopping in a huge box store attending a concert in an historicchurch working in an office cubicle or simply arriving home after a long day at workwe inhabit and interact with architecture on a daily basis but how often do we thinkabout good and bad design
As Renzo Piano once said architecture is ldquoa socially dangerous art because it is animposed artrdquo Wersquore conditioned to accept ugliness as inevitable The end result is anumbing apathy about architecture as a whole or worse a lingering impression inAmerican culture that quality design is only for a certain elite class
But Dushkesrsquos collection of quotes helps us to pause and realize that all design involvesa series of philosophical choices and aesthetic judgments The difference between aFrank Gehry whose ldquoblobitecturerdquo sometimes resembles an alien form beamed downfrom space and a Samuel Mockbee whose socially-engaged Rural Studio project allowsdesign students at Auburn University to create homes and community buildings fordisadvantaged residents in Hale County Alabama couldnrsquot be greater And yet botharchitects must work within a given environment and with certain limitations But TheArchitect Says reminds us that they are apples and orangesmdashboth fruit and yet entirelyunique from one another
Anderson and Ora Lee Harris in front of their ldquoButterfly Houserdquo designed by Samuel Mockbee and the
students of at Auburn Universityrsquos Rural Studio project The angled-roof supplies a means to collect and reuse
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
Related Posts
Leave A Comment
Name (required) Email (required) Website
Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
Comment
Post Comment
ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
WordPress | Theme Fusion
(Click pages to enlarge)
This 1000 square-foot weekend cabin called the Delter Shelter designed by architect Tom Kundig is basically
a steel box on stilts and can be completely shuttered when the owner is away Situated near a river in a
floodplain the 20rsquo x 20rsquo square footprint rises three stories Large 10rsquo x 18rsquo steel shutters can be closed
simultaneously using a hand crank (Photo by Tim Bies courtesy Olson Kundig Architects)
Itrsquos unfortunate that architecture receives so little attention in the mainstream pressand art publications for itrsquos the art form we have the closest relationship with ashumans Whether wersquore shopping in a huge box store attending a concert in an historicchurch working in an office cubicle or simply arriving home after a long day at workwe inhabit and interact with architecture on a daily basis but how often do we thinkabout good and bad design
As Renzo Piano once said architecture is ldquoa socially dangerous art because it is animposed artrdquo Wersquore conditioned to accept ugliness as inevitable The end result is anumbing apathy about architecture as a whole or worse a lingering impression inAmerican culture that quality design is only for a certain elite class
But Dushkesrsquos collection of quotes helps us to pause and realize that all design involvesa series of philosophical choices and aesthetic judgments The difference between aFrank Gehry whose ldquoblobitecturerdquo sometimes resembles an alien form beamed downfrom space and a Samuel Mockbee whose socially-engaged Rural Studio project allowsdesign students at Auburn University to create homes and community buildings fordisadvantaged residents in Hale County Alabama couldnrsquot be greater And yet botharchitects must work within a given environment and with certain limitations But TheArchitect Says reminds us that they are apples and orangesmdashboth fruit and yet entirelyunique from one another
Anderson and Ora Lee Harris in front of their ldquoButterfly Houserdquo designed by Samuel Mockbee and the
students of at Auburn Universityrsquos Rural Studio project The angled-roof supplies a means to collect and reuse
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
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Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
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This 1000 square-foot weekend cabin called the Delter Shelter designed by architect Tom Kundig is basically
a steel box on stilts and can be completely shuttered when the owner is away Situated near a river in a
floodplain the 20rsquo x 20rsquo square footprint rises three stories Large 10rsquo x 18rsquo steel shutters can be closed
simultaneously using a hand crank (Photo by Tim Bies courtesy Olson Kundig Architects)
Itrsquos unfortunate that architecture receives so little attention in the mainstream pressand art publications for itrsquos the art form we have the closest relationship with ashumans Whether wersquore shopping in a huge box store attending a concert in an historicchurch working in an office cubicle or simply arriving home after a long day at workwe inhabit and interact with architecture on a daily basis but how often do we thinkabout good and bad design
As Renzo Piano once said architecture is ldquoa socially dangerous art because it is animposed artrdquo Wersquore conditioned to accept ugliness as inevitable The end result is anumbing apathy about architecture as a whole or worse a lingering impression inAmerican culture that quality design is only for a certain elite class
But Dushkesrsquos collection of quotes helps us to pause and realize that all design involvesa series of philosophical choices and aesthetic judgments The difference between aFrank Gehry whose ldquoblobitecturerdquo sometimes resembles an alien form beamed downfrom space and a Samuel Mockbee whose socially-engaged Rural Studio project allowsdesign students at Auburn University to create homes and community buildings fordisadvantaged residents in Hale County Alabama couldnrsquot be greater And yet botharchitects must work within a given environment and with certain limitations But TheArchitect Says reminds us that they are apples and orangesmdashboth fruit and yet entirelyunique from one another
Anderson and Ora Lee Harris in front of their ldquoButterfly Houserdquo designed by Samuel Mockbee and the
students of at Auburn Universityrsquos Rural Studio project The angled-roof supplies a means to collect and reuse
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Itrsquos unfortunate that architecture receives so little attention in the mainstream pressand art publications for itrsquos the art form we have the closest relationship with ashumans Whether wersquore shopping in a huge box store attending a concert in an historicchurch working in an office cubicle or simply arriving home after a long day at workwe inhabit and interact with architecture on a daily basis but how often do we thinkabout good and bad design
As Renzo Piano once said architecture is ldquoa socially dangerous art because it is animposed artrdquo Wersquore conditioned to accept ugliness as inevitable The end result is anumbing apathy about architecture as a whole or worse a lingering impression inAmerican culture that quality design is only for a certain elite class
But Dushkesrsquos collection of quotes helps us to pause and realize that all design involvesa series of philosophical choices and aesthetic judgments The difference between aFrank Gehry whose ldquoblobitecturerdquo sometimes resembles an alien form beamed downfrom space and a Samuel Mockbee whose socially-engaged Rural Studio project allowsdesign students at Auburn University to create homes and community buildings fordisadvantaged residents in Hale County Alabama couldnrsquot be greater And yet botharchitects must work within a given environment and with certain limitations But TheArchitect Says reminds us that they are apples and orangesmdashboth fruit and yet entirelyunique from one another
Anderson and Ora Lee Harris in front of their ldquoButterfly Houserdquo designed by Samuel Mockbee and the
students of at Auburn Universityrsquos Rural Studio project The angled-roof supplies a means to collect and reuse
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
WordPress | Theme Fusion
rainwater in daily cleaning routines Rural Studio students provided Mrs Harris who is handicapped and
navigates with a wheelchair complete mobility within her home by constructing subtle access ramps wide
doorways and low bathroom features The walls of the home were formed using salvaged wood from a
recently razed 105 year-old church near the site (Photo courtesy Andrea Oppenheimer Dean Rural Studio
Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency 2002)
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
WordPress | Theme Fusion
Julia Morgan was the first woman to be admitted to the architecture program at lrsquoEacutecole nationale supeacuterieure
des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first woman architect licensed in California The designer of over 700
buildings in California she is best known for her work on Hearst Castle in San Simeon California shown
here
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
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Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
WordPress | Theme Fusion
Architect Says 09
Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Architect Says 10
ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
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About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
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ldquoHere is one of the few effective keys to the design problem mdash the ability of the designer to recognize as
many of the constraints as possible mdash his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these
constraints Constraints of price of size of strength of balance of surface of time and so forthrdquo ndashCharles
Eames (Photo by Charles Eames courtesy eamesdesignscom)
Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Architect Says 11
Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Architect Says 12
Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
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Disney Hall in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry (Photo by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai)
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
WordPress | Theme Fusion
Alvar Aalto Armchair
Manufactured by Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyoumltehdas Oy Turku Finland 1930
Birch plywood and solid birch painted seat
635 x 61 x 89cm (Photo courtesy the Victoria amp Albert Museum)
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
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Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
Copyright copy Gwarlingo | All Rights Reserved | Powered by
WordPress | Theme Fusion
Wang Shu Xiangshan Campus China Academy of Art Phase II 2004-2007 Hangzhou China (Photo courtesy
of Amateur Architecture Studio and the Pritzker Architecture Prize)
The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
Share this article
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
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The Architect Says Quotes Quips and Words of Wisdom is exactly what it says it is a bookof quotes Since there are no photographs readers who arenrsquot as familiar witharchitects like Norman Foster Wang Shu Thom Mayne or Julia Morgan may want toresearch their work further in order to have a better understanding of their projectsand aesthetic Luckily the layout and design of The Architect Says is half the fun andallows these quotes to stand on their own
Published by Princeton Architectural Press a press that continually puts out animpressive catalog of unique high quality publications The Architect Says is a pleasureto read thanks to high quality paper and its handy size The typography and colorchoices are also top notch This book is a great gift for artists and students or anyonecurious about the creative process and the innovative men and women who havetransformed our landscape into what it is today
You can purchase the book here or at your local bookshop Princeton ArchitecturalPress has also made the book available online and you can browse the book here
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About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
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Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Tweet 12 90Suka
About the Author Michelle Aldredge
An Update on the Gwarlingo Membership Drive
Thanks to all of the readers who have participated in the Gwarlingo Membership Drive132+ Gwarlingo readers have contributed so far and $12200 of the $15000 goal hasbeen raised If you havenrsquot donated yet you can check out my video and all of themember rewards including some limited-edition artwork here on the Gwarlingo site
Stay up on the latest poetry books and art news by having Gwarlingo delivered to youremail inbox Itrsquos easy and free You can also follow Gwarlingo on Twitter and Facebook
Also be sure to check out the handpicked selections in the Gwarlingo Store right here
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By Michelle Aldredge | 060513 | Books Worth Reading Design Images Process | 0 Comments
Share This Story Choose YourPlatform
Im a writer photographer and the creator of Gwarlingo a crowd-fundedarts amp culture journal that covers contemporary art music books filmand the creative process Irsquove spent nearly 20 years as an arts enablerhelping thousands of successful artists of all disciplines and working to
make the arts more accessible From 1999-2012 I worked at The MacDowell Colony thenationrsquos oldest artist colony but Irsquove also done time at an arts magazine a library andan art museum in Atlanta For two years I cared for injured eagles hawks and owls at araptor rehabilitation center in Vermont In May of 2012 I left MacDowell to pursuewriting speaking consulting and creative projects full-time (You can check out myrecent projects here) Irsquove appeared as an arts and culture commentator on NewHampshire Public Radio served as the judge for A Room of Her Own FoundationrsquosOrlando Literary Prize and received fellowships from the Hambidge Center and Brush
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Creek Foundation for the Arts My writing and photography have appeared in RISD XYZmagazine 2Paragraphs Psychology Today Born Journal and other publications I offerone-on-one coaching sessions group workshops and speak to businesses arts groupsand students about overcoming the psychological and practical barriers to producingyour best work (Read more here ) If youd like to work with me one-on-one or hire meto speak at your school business or organization please contact me at michelle (at)gwarlingo (dot) com -Michelle Aldredge
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ABOUT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
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Gwarlingo founded by Michelle Aldredge features exciting finds incontemporary art as well as advice about living the creative lifeGwarlingo highlights some of the most inventive art being made todayand is a place where creative people can connect explore and sharechallenges ideas and resources Whether you are here to read a new
article browse the Sunday Poem archives get help with your art toolbox or share yourown work we welcome you Thanks for visiting Come back Come often
GIVE BACK TO GWARLINGO
Thanks to hundreds of readers who have givendonations big and small Gwarlingo remains ad-freeDonors who give $50 or more receive an interactive
member profile (shown here) If you love Gwarlingo please consider giving back
CONTACT GWARLINGO
Gwarlingo PO Box 52 Harrisville NH 03450
free xbox live codes
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