Design in Dialogue #45: Daniel Arsham

Daniel Arsham, a contemporary artist based in New York, whose multidisciplinary practice embraces painting, sculpture, and object design, spoke about his investigations of built form, often introducing temporal narratives of transience or dissolution-making architecture “do things it is not supposed to do.”
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Daniel is such a talent. Thanks!

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these are great conversations

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He didnt exhibit paintings for 8 years!?!? Wow

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A reappropriation of Wolf Vostells Concrete Happenings and his engagement w/ postwar urbanism - a concrete reconstruction and renewal - encasement of mass-producible everyday objects relatable to human body. Seemingly "mind-bending" 50yo idea spinned w/ au courant anticipatory anthropology. I mean, even the cars man... tbh well overrated, but still pretty cool 😎

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