'Welcome to Tribuneville' explores an alternative history of Chicago's skyline
An exhibition of century-old would-be machinations for Chicago’s skyline is on view now at the 150 Media Stream space in the West Loop. It is augmented by drawings from building-obsessed architectural cartoonist Luis Miguel Lus-Arana (aka Klaus). Presented with MAS Context, "Welcome to Tribuneville: An Imaginary Vision of an Old Chicago That Could Have Been" features 60 standout entries from the archived 1922 Chicago Tribune Tower competition redrawn by Klaus and projected on 89 different LED 'blades' comprising the gallery’s 150-by-22-foot media wall installation. Read the full post on Bustler
An exhibition of century-old would-be machinations for Chicago’s skyline is on view now at the 150 Media Stream space in the West Loop. It is augmented by drawings from building-obsessed architectural cartoonist Luis Miguel Lus-Arana (aka Klaus).
Presented with MAS Context, "Welcome to Tribuneville: An Imaginary Vision of an Old Chicago That Could Have Been" features 60 standout entries from the archived 1922 Chicago Tribune Tower competition redrawn by Klaus and projected on 89 different LED 'blades' comprising the gallery’s 150-by-22-foot media wall installation.
Read the full post on Bustler
