I’m about done with @Twitter. @elonmusk appears to be an erratic and untrustworthy new owner whose commitment to unfettered free speech suggests a juvenile understanding of the US Constitution. Reinstating The Former Guy can only make things worse. #freedom#responsibility
Productive and thoughtful take on the problems and challenges of advertiser-algorithm-fueled social media, beyond simply heaping blame on @elonmusk, by @zeynep via @NYTOpinion#socialmedia https://t.co/eEks8RwLJp
Dark days at @Twitter. Thoughts are with the thousands of people laid off today, thanks to @elonmusk’s little vanity project. Seriously reconsidering MCA’s social media footprint – this isn’t a healthy ecosystem, and anything but social. #corporateresponsibility
I remember how it felt like the world stood still on August 31, 1997, in the wake of Princess Diana’s death. More than two decades later, that eerie sense of a seismic shift in the world order returns, with the passing of the unsurpassable HM Queen Elizabeth II. #QueenElizabethII
Japanese designer #IsseyMiyake died this week at 84 in Tokyo. I knew Issey-san for 30 years, visited him twice in Tokyo & wrote about him for @nytimes, @washingtonpost, @newsweek, my books, & @wsjmag, for which this photograph was taken. Such a futurist. I’ll miss him greatly.
My previous post on deep time got me thinking about how #architecture and #landscape exist on different time scales. In turn, I finally got around to writing part 3 of a blog series about my trip to East Africa last April:
https://t.co/z8Q1Nzbxjp
#travel#Nairobi
“As architects, we manifest the power of design through imaginary lines.” Powerful words from AIA President Dan Hart during the second keynote session at #A22CON in #Chicago@AIANational
Arabic calligraphy is the most highly regarded element of Islamic art, as it is the language of Qur’an. The script has the potential for creating ornamental forms.
Today, the art of Arabic calligraphy continues. Here are 22 contemporary artists redefining calligraphy
A thread…
Close Read: a Messy Table, a Map of the World: https://t.co/gTuI1UlleA
A tour-de-force analysis of 17-century Dutch still-life paintings and their encoded power structures.
by Jason Farago (@jsf) via @nytimes#art#painting#StillLife