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  • 2 months ago | baseballstoryteller.com | Mark Lamster |Noel P. Roby

    I just finished reading a very interesting baseball book. The book’s characters are real, they played professional baseball circa late 1800s to early 1900s. The book’s title, “Spalding’s World Tour” references a real person, Albert Spalding, the former professional baseball player turned owner and sporting goods magnate. The book is a geography lesson, a history of world’s transportation system, and is about a seemingly half-brain idea that turned out to be a very successful campaign.

  • 2 months ago | msn.com | Mark Lamster

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  • Jan 6, 2025 | alexandralange.net | Alexandra Lange |Mark Lamster

    The Year of Meh: It’s the 2024 Architecture and Design Awards By Alexandra Lange, Mark Lamster and Carolina MirandaBetter late than never? By now you’ve scrolled through a dozen annual awards with tasteful, oh-so-thoughtful selections. Another fancy house? Boooring. Another chic boutique. Snooze. Another monochromatic gridded curtain wall. Yadda yadda yadda.

  • Jan 5, 2025 | lamstermd.medium.com | Mark Lamster |Alexandra Lange

    By Mark Lamster, Alexandra Lange & Carolina A. MirandaBetter late than never? By now you’ve scrolled through a dozen annual awards with tasteful, oh-so-thoughtful selections. Another fancy house? Boooring. Another chic boutique. Snooze. Another monochromatic gridded curtain wall. Yadda yadda yadda.

  • Nov 16, 2024 | telegraphherald.com | Mark Lamster

    DALLAS — With the possible exception of Quentin Tarantino, there is no living filmmaker with a more idiosyncratic and easily identifiable visual style than Wes Anderson. If you have seen even one of his movies, its characteristics will be familiar: Insistent axial compositions, obsessively curated interiors, frames densely packed with information, pastel hues, far-flung places, a distinct sense of preciousness and ample use of the typeface Futura.

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11 May 25

happy architectural mothers day to all who celebrate. https://t.co/OqrKLMiMBH

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such a shame.

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They Dumped Us! The federal government reneged on a $30,000 commitment to TCLF to support the expansion of its award-winning What’s Out There Guide to African American Cultural Landscapes. https://t.co/56WSukqAyl https://t.co/Pb0uZGHHgB

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7 May 25

RT @tomthuang: Lamster: An open letter to the Nasher’s new director https://t.co/KPGN8etkUR @marklamster @dallasnews