Workers wrapped a 295-foot-long design around the Little Building’s scaffolding on Saturday. ”It’s a thousand percent improvement,” said Joe Ketner, who curates artwork for Emerson and coordinated the Little Building’s art installation project. He described the artwork, made by San Francisco-based artist Yoon Lee, as a “digital painting.”
President M. Lee Pelton stopped by the Little Building in the morning to watch as the piece was hung up. “I’m pleased,” he said, “that Emerson was able to transform a steel and wooden platform into a work of art.”
Photos by Ryan Catalani / Beacon Staff.
It’s less ugly now! Yay!
The number of times in the past 3 years that I have seen someone working on the scaffolding… 0.
“What the ponytail?/I don’t eat snail/I steal your keys and then I check your mail”
RIP
Sweet Baby Jesus! Next Friday, April 20, in the Greene Theater at 6pm!
Final design project cover.
I realize this seems like promotion for Atomic Age, but I legit just love this poster.
Yet why do I hesitate to name
that other land in which
for years—although kept secret—
a growing nuclear power has existed
beyond supervision or verification,
subject to no inspection of any kind?
The fantastic poster for Letters of War, designed by Liz Cormack.
