Art: Mud muse
Mud muse by Robert Rauschenberg (b. 1925) at The Modern Museum of Art in Stockholm, Sweden. This is not a part of the current Rauschenberg exhibition - Combines - but a part of the museums collection.
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Mud muse by Robert Rauschenberg (b. 1925) at The Modern Museum of Art in Stockholm, Sweden. This is not a part of the current Rauschenberg exhibition - Combines - but a part of the museums collection.
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Posted by Martin Klasch
Labels: art, modern museum, mud muse, rauschenberg, robert rauschenberg, stockholm, Sweden, youtube
Miles Davis - trumpet J. J. Johnson - trombone Jackie Mclean - alto saxophone Gil Pettiford - bass Kenny Clarke - drums (Recorded May 9, 1952 New York City)
Photos from Flickr (search "Stockholm")
Posted by Martin Klasch
Labels: boomp3, miles davis, music, my dear old stockholm, slideshow, stockholm
This is actually what the same architect (as the one below) , Gert Wingårdh, first came up with! But the the politicians in Stockholm are just such a bunch of cowards! They thought it was just too spaced out and turned it down! So they chose to erect a building that is plain, blends in and will probably simply disappear... (sigh!)
Posted by Martin Klasch
Labels: architecture, Gert Wingårdh, hotel, modern Architecture, norra bantorget, stockholm, Sweden, swedish, swedish architecture
The new Landmark at Norra Bantorget.
Look! The front will be in glass. How progressive. Never, ever seen it before.
Posted by Anonymous
Labels: architecture, demolition, Gert Wingårdh, landmark, modern Architecture, norra bantorget, progressiv architecture, stockholm, Sweden, swedish, swedish architecture
Rotundan, Norra Bantorget, built 1938-40, architect Holger Blom
No there wasn't a fire, they tore it down! When will they ever learn!
Posted by Martin Klasch
Labels: architecture, demolition, demolition of landmark, landmark, modern Architecture, norra bantorget, stockholm, Sweden, swedish, swedish architecture
Jimi Hendrix - Wind Cries Mary - Google Video
Stockholm, 1967
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Posted by Martin Klasch
Labels: Jimi Hendrix, music, stockholm, Sweden, Wind Cries Mary
How can it be so hard getting this Stockholm apartment sold?
Via Grow-a-brain
Posted by Martin Klasch
Labels: interior design, stockholm