Editor's Picks #584
Back in May, Alexander Walter featured Richard Nadler a Munich-based digital artist, who left a career in London’s banking world to immerse himself in contemporary art.
Therein Richard explains "I'm not an architect. I approach buildings the way I approach people: with attention to what they say without speaking…What pulls me back to architecture again and again is that it's the one art form you cannot avoid living inside…What I'm always looking for is the moment a building stops being infrastructure and becomes a stage for being human together — or alone, in plain sight."
Mark Lamster, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Criticism for excellence in journalism. annbeha praised "Mark and all who argue for sense and vision in architecture and preservation. Mark Lamster serves us all with his advocacy, passion, scholarship and down right common sense."
A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, found that architecture graduates have the s...