Christoph Niemann’s “Abstract City” posts on the New York Times website are, as the first commenter noted, “always worth the wait” indeed. Peep his latest, Bio-Diversity. I’m not sure I could even describe what Niemann does, but I’m glad he does it.
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Alexa Fornoff is the assistant editor of ReadyMade, and she blogs here about art and happenings. She enjoys reading—a lot—and is currently making her way through the Penguin Classics Deluxe Editions. When her nose isn't buried between pages, she likes to eat good food and drink good drinks.
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