Czech Trek at the Biennale
Out of all of the exhibits at the Venice Biennale this year, I spent the most time sitting and playing inside the pavilion of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Along with being interactive, dynamic, and quite beautiful, it was a celebration of a well-known Dwell obsession: the countless possibilities of the wooden slat.
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How do I get photos or a copy of the article or magazine with the Czech building structure exhibit. I am considering doing an artist in residency for the 125th anniversary of a small Czech town in Nebraksa. I would like to encorporate the old architecture with the new. If I could get a copy of the magazine and article or be able to acess the arcticle and photos I would appreciete hearing from you. Barb
Thanks for your interest in the story, Barb. This never appeared in print, but you can get a hold of the photographer via her Tumblr: http://tiffanychu.tumblr.com/about
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