Olympics Brand Exclusion Zone
In graphic design, an 'exclusion zone' is an area around a logo which must be
left clear. Corporate brand and logo usage guidelines demonstrate the proportion
of vertical and horizontal space
ma.r.s.
Finishing this week is Thomas Ruff's exhibition ma.r.s.
[http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/thomas-ruff--march-08-2012-2] at the
Gagosian gallery on Brittania Street.
The exhibition features a series of large C-prints
Manhattan-ization
> "How do I get to Broadway? ...I want to get to the center of things"
"Walk east a block and turn down Broadway and you'll find the
Long Thin Yellow Legs of Architecture
Continuing on the theme of Constructivist sculpture in Rotterdam, there is this
remarkable piece by Coop Himmelblau, first built in 1988 and still present
today. Called the Long Thin Yellow Legs of Architecture,
Red Mars 2
> "In the bottomless night, glowing brightly out there,
Is Mars, my native red star.
But the pull of the Earth is heavy to bear
And its atmosphere weighs on my heart.