Word: visualizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Vandalized. As Parisians are learning, poorly designed buildings harm more than their immediate surroundings. The city's great visual axis, from the Place de la Concorde through the Arc de Triomphe, will be vandalized by the satellite city of La Défense. Not only will Défense's tall towers clumsily bracket the magnificent arch, but the development authority last week announced a new office complex that will actually block the view through the arch. It is like drawing a curtain across one of Paris' most famous vistas. Because the project is official, it apparently...
...Three Dimensional Exhibition. Works of John Caldwell. Lee Ferrara. Walter Ganshorn, Vivian Richman, Marlis Schratter and Sarah Westlake, selected in competition by Albert Alcalay of Harvard's Carpenter Center, and Michio Ihara and Gyorgy Kepes of MIT's Center of Advanced Visual Design. CAMBRIDGE ART ASSOCIATION. Daily 10:30 to 5. Sunday through Saturday...
...hand luggage. The era of pocket photography is here, and it promises to make the camera a spectacularly more usable possession. If leaders of the photo industry are right, many consumers will want to carry one around nearly everywhere, having it ready to employ as a kind of visual notepad...
...media, or, for that matter, in taking up the informational gap that will no doubt be left by the departure of the Herald-Traveler. Reviews in the Boston Globe and the Phoenix of the new station and its "innovative" programming were mixed. But Robert G. Gardner '48, lecturer on Visual Studies and a member of BBI's board of directors, says that many changes are still in planning, which limits the accuracy of Boston reviews. "The first two months have been primarily to shake down the new station and the personnel," Gardner said...
...attitude. Gardner said that a major effort will be made improving WCVB's news programs, a move which might minimize the informational gap created by the death of the Herald-Traveler. He expected WCVB news to be doing more investigative reporting, and to use better graphics and visual aids...