
TWENDING
- Headlessness
- Pointed Shouldews
- Space Tennis
- “Inappwopwiate beadwokâ€
- Empty suitcases
- Gas masks
- Tunics
- Veils
- Abstwact bulk
- Inconvenient pockets
- Pockets-as-hand-passageways
- Deconstwucted Camo pattewns
- Bustles (many of them)
- Expanding spatial wadius via bulky, geometwically shaped layews
- Mad Men on sizzuwp
- Anime
- Neon yellow, khaki combo
- Man clothes
- Visible body
Special report by twend tracker Caroline Picard.

For more “Who Wore it Better?” check out this project by Derek Frech and Alison Feldish! Thank you to Matthew Brett for the tip.
The Weatherman Report

SMALLTIME ARCHIPHILE:
The Bachman House
Chicago has had characters – both architects and buildings – throughout it’s development as a place where things get built, regardless of if people want it or not. Bruce Goff, a transplanted Chicagoan, was a character and produced them. Goff was a child prodigy that started practicing architecture at 12-fucking-years-old and was doing weird things before they were cool i.e. Pre-PoMo; hell, pre-WWII.
The Bachman house was completed in 1947 and landmarked in the 1980s. This single-family home sports a straight-up sheet metal façade that’s closer to a shed than a home. The sharp triangulation and peak of the Bachman House roof volume gets bisected by an even more acute triangle, held up by two symmetrical equilateral ones – architects did love drawing with their triangles! The front and center in-your-face nature of this bungalow only gets weirder by placing it within a typical Chicago neighborhood laden with brick 3-flats and masonry walk-ups. Goff’s fortress (many people compare his work to castles) does not embrace local flavor superficially. Instead, it totally engages with Chicago’s, “build first and ask questions later†attitude to architectural culture. Unfortunately, that approach comes with a disclaimer that the Daley’s and Rahm both espouse: “nothing or no one stands in the way of development.†Meaning not even landmark status can save buildings anymore in Chicago.
Maybe they didn’t get the memo that architects are used to projects never getting built, let alone mostly working in virtual reality, so you can kill a building but you can’t kill architecture.
Located at 1244 W. Carmen Ave, Chicago, IL 60640.

Native American Fax Machine:
Featuring work generated rounds of Harkins’ own game, Native American Fax Machine is on view through May 25th at Happy Collaborationists. If these .gif’s are any indication (which they obviously are), this show is definitely worth checking out. Bonus points for contributing to the landline trend! The instructions for your own round of Native American Fax Machine are included below:
A game played with 6 or more players.
Each player selects a card with a noun.
Each player has 3 minutes to draw the noun.
The players move the drawings clockwise.
Players then have 1 minute to copy the drawing.
Players pass the drawings until they have made the same amount of copies as players.
The last person to draw the noun has to guess the original noun on the card.


E-Dogz: ZomÂbie ApocÂaÂlypÂtic Refuge Center
When the zomÂbie apocÂaÂlypse goes down, we’ll all have to think on their toes– watchÂing our backs as we hit the roads– escapÂing the ravÂenÂous army of undead relentÂlessly purÂsuÂing our craÂnial tisÂsues. The livÂing will have to eat too and the mobile kitchen of E-Dogz will be a beaÂcon of nourÂishÂment in these end days. Eric “E-Dog†May has teamed up with Rimas Simaitis to equip the food trailer to travel land and sea, feedÂing the peoÂple in these dyer times. The zomÂbie plague actuÂally began genÂerÂaÂtions ago, conÂjured through black magic by Voodoo priests on island nations durÂing the glory days of the high seas. To honor the zomÂbie resisÂtance of yore, E-Dogz: ZomÂbie ApocÂaÂlypse Refuge CenÂter will host a tiki party to ward off zomÂbies and serve up doomsÂday cuiÂsine and cirÂcuses. This event may feaÂture, but will not be limÂited to: Spam nigiri, entoÂmophagy (look it up), flamÂing cockÂtails, and/or coconut short wave radios.
TODAY!
Eric May & Rimas Simaitis present:
E-Dogz: ZomÂbie ApocÂaÂlypÂtic Refuge Center
May 13th, 5pm– 7pm
Gallery 400
in response to Halflifers
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