Showing posts with label futurism and the past. Show all posts
Showing posts with label futurism and the past. Show all posts

9.02.2009

Woody Allan:Manhattan::THIS:Brooklyn



Replace Manhattan with Brooklyn, save the intimate glimpses into the love lives of neurotics and we have a modern day version of Woody Allen's amazingly gorgeous love letter to New York.

10.15.2008

Blast Magazine

Short lived explosive,
Typography to inspire,
Rebel from the past

On a recent trip to the Met I saw this great exhibit on print making in England and Vorticism, the first major art movement started in Britiain in 1914. This magazine, BLAST, was the groups manifesto and is a really inspiring example of powerful typography and forthright rebellion. The founders of the movement wanted to distinguish themselves from their Victorian past and from the futurists as something new and fresh and powerful. In the times we live in, I was really inspired by their impenitent and audacious, take-no-shit tone.