Design for Living: Russel Wright’s Dragon Rock
Nestled in the heart of Putnam County, sits famed Industrial Designer Russel Wright’s modernist home and studio: Dragon Rock. Architect David L. Leavitt’s masterwork extolls all of Wright’s design ideas about nature and life in the modern world. Visit Dragon Rock! Check out russelwrightcenter.org Tweet This Post
Mid-Century Modern RHODE ISLAND: Ira Rakatansky House Tour Part 2
Join us for our latest series Mid-Century Modern RHODE ISLAND. While our friends are busy celebrating the colonial heritage of ye olde New England, we’ll be celebrating many of the over looked and downright forgotten Mid-Century Modern gems the littlest state in the union has to offer. Our first episode starts off with a bang, [...]
Mid-Century Modern RHODE ISLAND: Ira Rakatansky House Tour
Join us for our latest series Mid-Century Modern RHODE ISLAND. While our friends are busy celebrating the colonial heritage of ye olde New England, we’ll be celebrating many of the over looked and downright forgotten Mid-Century Modern gems the littlest state in the union has to offer. Our first episode starts off with a bang, [...]
HOME by Novogratz: Channeling Isabell
Welcome to pop!talk’s latest TV recap show where we take on the latest antics of Bob and Courtney in ‘HOME by Novogratz’. The design power couple have moved to HGTV and are focusing on growing their portfolio rather than their family. So make sure to join me, error404, each week as I catch you up [...]
no comment: “think globally, act locally”
no comment — pop!vlog’s new series — captures moments in life intend for viewers to think about what they see and react accordingly. Topic: Russel Wright, Rene Dubos, and Pete and Toshi Seeger at a dinner party…and the origin of “Think Globally, Act Locally” … Your thoughts? Tweet This Post
Amy Sedaris: New “Poor People” Seek Crafts to Make in Airstream
iReport — Love, love, love Amy Sedaris! She’s the only multi-talented actress and writer who has the wit and wisdom to help us kill time during our next adventure. As newly minted “poor people” who have downsized to traveling the US in an Airstream Bambi, we’re curious to know what crafts to make to keep [...]
“NAKED MEASURES”
NAKED MEASURES — Openings’ fourth annual exhibition features a diverse group of 20 artists who explore the elusive mystery of spirit, body, and soul through a variety of visual media, including photography, painting, drawing, mixed media, and sculpture. pop!talk recently met with Openings Director Father Frank Sabbatte and artists Iliyan Ivanov, Keena Gonzalez, and Michelle [...]
LESN1: Artist in Rehab – Part II
pop!talk interviewed Graffiti Artist LESN1 AKA Porn Siphanoum at the opening reception for THE REHABILITATION OF A GRAFFITI ARTIST at Unite in Northampton, MA. In Part II of our WORLD EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with LESN1, the Artist discussed his latest collection, we learn how “The Eraser” got his moniker, and we get to watch what happens [...]
Mid-Century Modern Auto Dealership Gem Aims for Designation not Destruction
More and more people are starting to see the historic significance of mid-century modern architecture, as the University of Oregon has recently learned. After the University purchased an iconic modernist auto dealership adjacent to its Eugene campus, an alumnus filed for the building’s designation as an historic structure. It remains to be seen how the designation — [...]
“I would bring a man from Tijuana to San Diego for three hundred dollars.”
PROVIDENCE, RI – Yellow Peril Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of the fence that divides the United States and Mexico as seen through the eyes of those who come into contact with it on a daily basis, featuring the photography of Rebecca A. Kandel. BORDERLINE introduces viewers to a myriad of characters whose [...]