Hudson Lines

My Ad-hoc Rooftop Wood Shop

Aka, a miter saw with a view.

welding at 1/120 of a second.

Welded Icosahedron (2012)

Steel, about 7” x 3.5”

Bergen St., Bklyn

Me by Nadya

Avogato

Steam-powered

Deck at Pier 59 Studios, 35mm half-frame

A Friendly Chase

Enough to Share (at Gavin Brown’s)

Tête de la Course

Front Row to a Bike Lane

Charles Renfro at the Glass House

Here the architect looks at Philip Johnson and his work in one of the most compelling and convincing ways I’ve heard: the he used elements of modernism, as well as many other sources of architecture and design, not as a means to argue for *the* way one should live, but to socialize and demonstrate an alternative way of living. “The Lady Gaga of architecture,” he calls Johnson at one point.

chain•saw

1886, a building’s timestamp. Court Street, Bklyn

“Sometimes Peter Rabbit had no cabbages to spare.”

The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies

The Parking Lot of a Suburban Shopping Center at Sunset

Cobble Hill Cinemaphiles

A Glass on the Radiator