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www.elastic-city.org/ways/unbinding-library
Unbinding the Library will consider the physical, historical, and ecological relationships between the Reanimation Library and Gowanus—the neighborhood in which the library is situated. Starting at the Reanimation Library, participants will reproduce images from the library that correspond to one of the above categories and then, as a group, we will post these images at sites in the neighborhood that resonate with the categories and the individuals on the walk. Unbinding the Library will prompt the library—itself an imperfect attempt to codify, organize, and control information—to spontaneously release some of its contents into the more loosely structured organization of its immediate urban setting.
Photo by Andrew Beccone
SEAN TOOMEY
3/16/2012
Any city timeline illustrates there are periods of growth and decay. a new system of building needs to be addressed to cope with this. A building should be able to adapt to change and conform to the current needs. The idea is the Elastic City, where a collasable wall creates the ability to expand and retract.
finally made it out here. eric's new job gives him corporate membership which makes it a nice guilt-free trip to the MOMA when we get tired after only seeing one exhibit.
Elastic{ON} Tour Amsterdam 2015 was held on October 29th at De Halle and brought together 230 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donate to CoderDojo to support their programs and initiatives.
Credits: Studio Gemini
My Elastic Eye performing live in session on The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show on Resonance 104.4 FM on Saturday 9th April 2011.
This monogrammed elastic is made of nylon and spandex. Typically, this elastic is used for underwear and most of our customers prefer the black letters to show the high quality of the underwear.
www.youxintextile.com/product/elastic-band/black-letter-c...
Photo by John DeCicco
From "Flea Walk" by Todd Shalom. This was part of Elastic City's launch at Brooklyn Flea on May 1, 2010.
The Amazing Elastic Plastic. This stuff ruins wood finishes. We found out when some got left on the kitchen table. Be aware
www.elastic-city.org/ways/unbinding-library
Unbinding the Library will consider the physical, historical, and ecological relationships between the Reanimation Library and Gowanus—the neighborhood in which the library is situated. Starting at the Reanimation Library, participants will reproduce images from the library that correspond to one of the above categories and then, as a group, we will post these images at sites in the neighborhood that resonate with the categories and the individuals on the walk. Unbinding the Library will prompt the library—itself an imperfect attempt to codify, organize, and control information—to spontaneously release some of its contents into the more loosely structured organization of its immediate urban setting.
Photo by Andrew Beccone
1 yard of cute fabric + elastic thread + 1 hour = cute summer top!
Do you wanna make one too? Here's the tutorial! www.craftjr.com/summer-top-free-pattern/