Public Collections at the Guggenheim

What Do You Think of the New Guggenheim?

Is it X-Files enough for you? I like it, but don’t really think it looks like a UFO. Of course, I’ve never seen a UFO, so it might. It does appear somewhat like a space-age airplane. The new design is following in the footsteps of[...]

Google and the Guggenheim Host Architecture Competition

Google has teamed up with the Guggenheim Museum to create a design competition to design a “simple shelter for a specific geographic location anywhere in the world.” Contestants will use Google’s SketchUp, Google earth, and Google 3D Warehouse to design, geo-locate, and upload their projects. Today[...]

CORPORATE COLLECTIONS: FINE ART, LEE KLEIN

  Oil and mixed media.  12″ x 5″ in size.  Despite their small scale, these paintings can be grouped together on a large wall making an interesting statement.  Prices upon request:  artlklein@aol.com.            FINE ART/CORPORATE COLLECTIONS  The above pieces  are all done in oil and mixed media by Lee[...]

Updates: Putting the Public Back in Public Relations

Deirdre Breakenridge and I are both proud and humbled by two recent landmarks for our book, “ Putting the Public Back in Public Relations ” and we owe the thanks to you. 1. The rights to translate and publish the book in Japan were solidified last[...]

Microsoft Photosynth turns photo collections into 3D walkthroughs

Based on a very powerful piece of software from University of Washington, Microsoft’s Photosynth is able to reconstruct a 3D virtual spaces by analyzing similar photos from sites like Flickr. The software allows the user to annotate an object in an image as if he or she is navigating through[...]