Some shots of the new studio out west.
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Arizona Studio
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New York Times
Aranda/Lasch’s project “20 Bridges for Central Park” was mentioned in the New York Times’ review of the Out of Hand show at the Museum of Art and Design.
The project will be on display until July 6, 2014 at the Museum of Art and Design in New York City.
Rosenberg, Karen. “Excursions in a Digitally Fabricated Landscape”. New York Times, October 24, 2013. Review of MAD exhibition, Out of Hand, Materializing the Postdigital
Out of Hand- Museum of Art and Design
Aranda\Lasch projects Rose Chair and 20 Bridges featured in Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital at the Museum of Arts and Design. On display from October 16, 2013 to June 1, 2014
Ultraconcentrated
Aranda\ Lasch and Casey Rea’s collaboration “Primitives (This Could be an Extraordinary Find)”
Ultraconcentrated
Aranda\Lasch presents collaboration with Casey Reas at Bitforms Gallery as part of Casey Reas’ exhibition, Ultraconcentrated. On view Sep 5 – Oct 12, 2013.
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Columbia University students visit studio
Columbia University art students with Professor Matthew Ritchie visit the New York studio.
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Design Gallerist
Aranda/Lasch has been featured in an article by DesignGallerist.com entitled “Cosmology*Aranda/Lasch”.
www.DesignGallerist.com
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Gallerist
GalleristNY publishes review of ‘The Temptation of the Diagram’ at Andrea Rosen Gallery, organized by Matthew Ritchie. Pictured above is the diagram, Universal Tetrahedron #4 by Matthew Ritchie and Aranda\Lasch, 2008.
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Studio Fieldtrip
The New York studio visit to Johnson Gallery Warehouse.
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Continous Patterning
The Morning Line is the subject of a new tutorial by the University of Melbourne Controlling Data Structures: Visualisation, Path Objects and Matching demonstration series.
The Temptation of the Diagram
Aranda\Lasch will be featured at “The Temptation of the Diagram”, an exhibition organized by Matthew Ritchie at the Andrea Rosen Gallery 2.
Revisiting Henri Labrouste in the Digital Age: A Symposium
Benjamin Aranda gave a talk at the MoMA Rediscovering Henri Labrouste Symposium. 1:03:00
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The Fox is Black
The Fox is Black features Aranda\Lasch, and particularly the Creator’s Project feature on Aranda\Lasch in an online article entitled “Aranda\Lasch Builds Crystals, Infinite Variation, and Practie on the Edges of Architecture”.
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Revisiting Henri Labrouste in the Digital Age: A Symposium
Benjamin Aranda will be part of a panel on Technologies of Ornamentation as part of the “Revisiting Henri Labrouste in the Digital Age” symposium sponsored by the MoMA.
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Model
Study for a wall.
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IDOLIZE 1: Metamorphosis
Aranda/ Lasch was featured in the Spring/ Summer 2013 publication of IDOLIZE.
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Modern Primitives
FENDI and Aranda\ Lasch’s project “Modern Primatives”
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Marshall Macluhan
We are moving out of the world of data classification and into the world of pattern recognition.
— Marshall Macluhan
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Architizer
The Yeasayer Stage Environment has been published in an article on Architizer.
www.architizer.com
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Cultured
The Art Deco Project is featured in Cultured Magazine.
David Sokol. “Designing the District”. Cultured Magazine, Winter 2012, 84
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