Kusama Yayoi has died(nytimes.com) |
Kusama Yayoi has died(nytimes.com) |
I realized that art was a way to let my crazy run downhill.
It was just a random Youtube recommendation.
I’ve been subscribed to the Louisiana Channel ever since.
My submission of the video: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18338528
I really liked them, and I made a point to walk to this piece every time I am visiting SFO.
There were unfortunately so many people who insisted on taking photos of themselves inside the mirror rooms that they would drop their phones and break the glass sculptures. How frustrating that people can't just enjoy art directly!
Grass is always greener I guess!
Look out for retrospectives in Taiwan, it's not too far to visit from Japan.
Kusama was undeniably a legend who has left an indelible mark in the art world. She will be sorely missed.
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I never felt like I had enough time to spend in these spaces. To imagine creating them from scratch…incredible.
edit: that was not a criticism of such stories, but I was alluding to the fact that the generation that pioneered early computing in the 70's and 80's are getting older.
Given the formatting here, it wouldn't be difficult to create the tool you're speaking of. separating "computing pioneers" from non-technical deaths is the more involved part.