Taking the use of natural light seriously, a museum space harbors minimalist works and synchronizes itself to sun-time. The New York Times > Arts > Art & Design > It's Just Daylight, But It Has Endless Shades
Sunday, October 24, 2004
About Me
- Name: Jo Guldi
- Location: Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Jo Guldi is a historian at Brown University

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Close Friends (in Real Life)
Chloe Cockburn is working for felon enfranchisement from Harvard Law.
Simon DeDeo is writing poetry criticism while exploring the structure of the universe.
Danah Boyd is documenting social change on the internet.
Robert Arnold takes pretty pictures of city life.
Paul Freedman told me five years ago that he was going to build a better freight bike, and that's exactly what he did.
Kevin Jones and Rosa Lee Harden are Episcopal evangelicals fighting against malaria, for a living wage, for gay rights.
Anonymous Preaching Stud is talking about how to be a Christian by sharing love in, not leaving behind, the modern world.
Ben Dueholm is a Lutheran seminarian who does politics.
Scott Paeth preaches the Christian left from a Catholic university in Chicago.
Chris Abraham wants to become the blogging rock star of today's latte-drinking Harpers-reading East-Coast desk job.
Brother Karekin is a punk/monk.
Jory Bell makes things very small and very big.
Abby Vigneron is a quasi-Anglo-Catholic political analyst
Jeff Heer is designing the visual technology revolution.
James designs with noise and heals through faith
Richard Channing Moore thinks about bird brains when he isn't playing with his hair.
Meghana Bhatt studies how tv viewers respond to political advertisements and what motivates greed
Aaron Einbond composes soundtracks for the next generation of systematic genius thinkers
Enrique Landa V is a maker of pants and forger of art
Social Redemption is where the progressive Christian geeks are
The Christian Alliance for Progress is working to bring politics into accord with progressive Christian values
The Phoenix Affirmations summarize progressive interpretation of scripture
The Church of the Advent of Christ the King is a nice place to spend time in San Francisco

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