Where We Work The fascination with the personal spaces of creative individuals is established, even familiar: Many people clearly want to see the artist’s studio, the writer’s desk. Projects like From Your Desks and Windows of The World respond to…
A Century at the Ballpark Fenway during the 1912 World Series. Note the fans in front of the ad-shrouded left-field wall, not yet the Green Monster. Boston lost this game, but won the series. via observatory.designobserver.com
Georgi Zelma, Fitness Parade on Red Square, 1935, Gift of Janice Tuckwood in memory of Donald A. Tuckwood. ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.- Picturing a New Society: Photographs from the Soviet Union 1920s–1980s explores how photography was used in the develo…
Los Angeles looks to revive mythic past with streetcars in four-mile Broadway-to-Figueroa loop In this undated file photo, passengers in a public transportation tram, right, look out the windows as they are stalled in a traffic jam in downtown Los…
“Screenshots of Despair” “No one currently likes this,” via Nevver and Screenshots of Despair. “No Friends,” by Apple’s Game Center, via Screenshots of Despair. via observatory.designobserver.com
In this photo provided by the National Archives at College Park, an enumerator, left, interviews a family outside a rail car for the 1940 Census. Veiled in secrecy for 72 years because of privacy protections, the 1940 U.S. Census is the first hist…
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