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Nov 12, 2009 01:42

This is my first attempt at embedding a YouTube video on LJ, so I hope it works ( Read more... )

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duccio November 12 2009, 16:32:35 UTC

City Museum looks spectacular! I checked out their website, and it looks like the most splendid gush of creativity and imagination that I have ever seen a city take to renovate it's older buildings to new creative uses. What a wonderful gift the City of St Louis has given to itself. HERE is a link to the photo tour of City Museum, St. Louis, MO. This place is easily a destination in itself in my book.

Thanks markw. Hey, how have you been? I haven't seen any posts for awhile. This one makes up for it though. Come back, don't be scarce... give us more.

markw November 13 2009, 02:50:43 UTC

I've been pretty well, thank you, except for being out of a job. I check in from time to time but spend a lot of time over on Facebook these days.

CM is actually not a St Louis project but owned by a couple of private artists with enough of the Vision Thing to get backers. People get hurt there all the time, myself included, because you can't help but play like a 3 year old once you step inside.

markw November 13 2009, 03:05:05 UTC

Oh and wow, thanks for that link. They've really improved on their online presentation since the last time I checked.

Flonads jabberwocky November 12 2009, 17:33:18 UTC

I had heard these fellers (and lady) had shot a video at the City Museum, but hadn't yet bothered to go looking for it. I like that the City Museum is visually interesting enough that nothing really has to happen in the video for it to still be a compelling watch. The awesome music doesn't hurt either, I love these guys (partying with 'em ain't so bad neither!).

Re: Flonads markw November 13 2009, 02:58:20 UTC

Lo Fi shot videos for Monads as well as Bob Reuter, Sunyatta, and a couple of others. Sunyatta's makes good use of the discarded facade floor, but the wide angle lens doesn't do her justice. And I agree, the background is all the action you really need for that location. It's a moving living thing in itself.