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(Photographer: Carlos Domenech)
What happens when you pair a fiction writer with an architectural space? NBC correspondent John Hockenberry joins architect David Rockwell to discuss their unlikely collaboration for Metropolis magazine’s fiction issue. Irving Berlin’s holiday song, "White Christmas", has been covered by such eclectic artists as Doris Day and The Flaming Lips. Jody Rosen explores the cultural significance of the Christmas classic, White Christmas: The Story of An American Song. And editor of Artnews Magazine Milton Esterow talks about its 100th issue.
John Hockenberry, David Rockwell and Martin Pederson
What happens when you pair a fiction writer with an architectural space? NBC correspondent John Hockenberry joins architect David Rockwell and Executive Editor of Metropolis Magazine, Martin Pederson to discuss their unlikely collaboration for the magazine’s fiction issue.
Click here to view a selection of images from Metropolis ...
Click here to view a selection of images from Metropolis ...
Jody Rosen
Irving Berlin’s holiday song, "White Christmas", has been covered by such eclectic artists as Doris Day and The Flaming Lips. Jody Rosen explores the cultural significance of the Christmas classic, te Christmas: The Story of An American Song.
Music:Bing Crosby "White Christmas"
Music:Bing Crosby "White Christmas"
Milton Esterow
Editor of Artnews Magazine Milton Esterow talks about its 100th issue.
Music: Beck "Odelay" tracks 7, 8
Music: Beck "Odelay" tracks 7, 8
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