FLOWERS

Via a strange flower shop that animates its buquets

A BUS AS A GARDEN

What if buses carried a garden on their roofs?

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In Turkey and Iran, a bee creates this beautiful cocoon to protect their eggs.

The bees bite off one petal at a time and flies each individual petal back to the nest. When the mother bee has amassed enough petals, she layers the petals into a delicate shell, holding the pod together with nectar and a thin layer of mud.—Garden Design

PLANTS

— Heidi Norton

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Going through old photos

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GÅRTEN

Peter Fischli & David Weiss

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from DOWNTOWNFROMBEHIND

JERMAYNE MACARGY

"Yes, She manage to ignore design systems—or tried to work outside systems of taste for these shows. Early on, here in Houston, when she did a Rothko show, she went out of her way to have beautiful flowers in the entryway—living flowers, planting beds. It was just a general reminder that you don't start trying to ask why flowers are some color—you relax and enjoy their beauty. It was a very interesting reminder that viewers should not be upset with the Rothko's if there's no image there, no subject. What is the image of a flower? It's just a color, It's a flower."

—Christophe Cherix

A Brief History of Curating, Hans Ulrich Obrist