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nicol vizioli

Oh my lord.

landfill

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

I remember reading a purposed project in New York connecting Lower Manhattan and Governors Island called Lower Lower Manhattan (LoLo).

Not that it is of dire concern to myself, living in the mountains of Montana, but as one who works, visits and enjoys New York, I hate to see it turn up with more problems such as the city of San Francisco is facing with liquefaction, and Chicago with groundwater contamination. With the increasing change of weather and more consistent earth shakes it is a wonder why the University of Columbia's Center for Urban Real Estate program feels that it is appropriate to build more instead of reconstructing the existing.

NYT published this article mid way through the A section Thanksgiving weekend.

And look from an article from KQED on San Francisco. Published in 2010 on landfill and liquefaction.

a wonder why.

the luggage store

I would like to see this, but I am far away now. So go. Tell me about it.

por favor

www.adrianecolburn.com

What a dream. Traveling with scientists.

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The Luggage Store Gallery is honored to present a solo exhibition of new work by Adriane Colburn: a mixed media installation “Of Darkness” will open on Friday, February 3^rd and run til March 10, 2012.

(Gallery hours: Wed-Saturday 12-5pm and by appointment)

For the past several years, Colburn has traveled with scientists who study climate change in remote terrains, such as Antartica and the Amazon. This exhibition has evolved from those expeditions.

Of Darkness combines drawings, sculpture, video, photographs and large scale cut paper in an installation that looks at the tension and complex beauty born out of the collision of wilderness and human industry. more

Joshua Tree, California

Last Friday

If you are already there, use what you got to get you here.

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