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Greg Lynn Talks “Disorientation Space” at More Real

Written by  //  July 13, 2012  //  Design, Santa Fe  //  No comments

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Venice, California architect Greg Lynn played off the quality of adobe architecture in creating a “disorientation space” in an intervention at the entrance to SITE Santa Fe. Lynn’s space greets visitors to More Real: Art in the Age of Truthiness, which opened to the public last Sunday.

 

Correction: Irene Hofmann is SITE Santa Fe’s Phillips director and chief curator. Her name is misspelled in the video title. Apologies.

Written by  //  July 13, 2012  //  Design, Santa Fe  //  No comments

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Conrad Skinner is an architect and artist who has contributed articles on architecture and art as well as conceived of and created more than 20 artist videos for adobeairstream.

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