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#Modernism explores innovative art, architecture, and literature from the late 19th to mid-20th century, emphasizing abstraction, experimentation, and breaking traditional boundaries, reflecting societal changes and promoting new perspectives on culture.
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The story of three idiosyncratic buildings in Manhattan and how, with time, has come acceptance. #nychistory #modernarchitecture #greenwichvillage #modernism #newyorklife #truetalesnyc
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Happy New Year! What better way to start the year than with a new word?! Today’s Word of the Day is “piloti”. —— #BestAddress#wordoftheday#themoreyouknow#architecture#lecorbusier#chloethielwoodwardsmith#modernism#modernarchitecture#piloti
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Welcome to the public domain, Virginia Woolf's A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN (1929), a pivotal feminist essay by one of modernism’s most innovative writers, advocating for women's creative independence.👩🎨🖋️ Learn more at the link in our bio. 🔗 #PublicDomainDay #PublicDomain #CreativeCommons #CopyrightFree #OpenAccess #CulturalHeritage #FreeToUse #IntellectualFreedom #VirginiaWoolf #ARoomOfOnesOwn #FeministLiterature #Modernism #WomenWriters #CreativeIndependence #ClassicLiterature #LiteraryEssays #EssayWriting #LiteratureLovers #FeministEssays #HistoricalEssays #InternetArchive #WomenInTheArts #CulturalLegacy
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New from Letterform Archive Books! NKF: Piet Zwart’s Avant-Garde Catalog for Standard Cables, 1927–1928. A legendary masterpiece for a Dutch cable company that helped rewrite the rules of modern typography, Zwart’s NKF catalog remains a sought-after touchstone of art and design history. This first-ever facsimile reproduces the complete book with exacting details and in its original format. Available now at lettarc.org/shop #LetterformArchive #PietZwart #NKF #Typography #DutchDesign #CatalogDesign #GraphicDesign #Modernism #AvantGardeDesign
![Wiki: “The house was plagued with mechanical and structural issues, as its impracticality resulted in inhabitability. The Savoye's complaints were well documented but largely unaddressed, citing pervasive leaking and flooding throughout the site. However, Le Corbusier did not formally recognize many of these functional defects, and the space continued to be afflicted with problems, with the extensive leakage eventually causing the owners to abandon habitation around 1939.[12] Paradoxically, though the architect famously declared "a house is machine for living in" (French: "une maison est une machine-à-habiter), the Villa Savoye became a categorically unliveable construction.[13] Apart from brief occupation by German and then American forces during World War II, it remained mostly unoccupied and in derelict condition, until an international preservation campaign was launched in the late 1950s.[12] Upon learning of the structure's potential demolition, Le Corbusier utilized his global prominence to garner worldwide support from influential figures and institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art and Time magazine, eventually contributing to the successful campaign.[14] In 2016, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site,[15] reinforcing its architectural notability, and confirming that while it was an imperfect residence, its does serve as a showpiece for Le Corbusier's creative aesthetic, primarily as the physical embodiment of his manifesto, while also being the last project that personified all five tenets of the Five Points of Architecture.[14]” And remember this guy associated with fascists :/ #lecorbusier #architecturefieldtrip #villasavoye #poissyfrance #france #modernism #drafts #1500drafts](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdz59t6y8jvnrr.cloudfront.net%2Fvideo%2F7451298702418906399.jpg&w=1080&q=75)
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Wiki: “The house was plagued with mechanical and structural issues, as its impracticality resulted in inhabitability. The Savoye's complaints were well documented but largely unaddressed, citing pervasive leaking and flooding throughout the site. However, Le Corbusier did not formally recognize many of these functional defects, and the space continued to be afflicted with problems, with the extensive leakage eventually causing the owners to abandon habitation around 1939.[12] Paradoxically, though the architect famously declared "a house is machine for living in" (French: "une maison est une machine-à-habiter), the Villa Savoye became a categorically unliveable construction.[13] Apart from brief occupation by German and then American forces during World War II, it remained mostly unoccupied and in derelict condition, until an international preservation campaign was launched in the late 1950s.[12] Upon learning of the structure's potential demolition, Le Corbusier utilized his global prominence to garner worldwide support from influential figures and institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art and Time magazine, eventually contributing to the successful campaign.[14] In 2016, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site,[15] reinforcing its architectural notability, and confirming that while it was an imperfect residence, its does serve as a showpiece for Le Corbusier's creative aesthetic, primarily as the physical embodiment of his manifesto, while also being the last project that personified all five tenets of the Five Points of Architecture.[14]” And remember this guy associated with fascists :/ #lecorbusier #architecturefieldtrip #villasavoye #poissyfrance #france #modernism #drafts #1500drafts
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It actually took a bit to finish this one🙃 #art #arttherapy #modernism #coloring #colorbynumber #relaxing #relaxingvideos #mentalhealthhelp
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