Kittner Photos on SmithsonianMag.com

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/ideas-innovations/Document-Deep-Dive-The-Classroom-of-the-Future-Today-202567871.html

Really neat article on the Sprout Space classroom at the National Building Museum on SmithsonianMag.com.  Great use of my photographs and hot-tags to explain key features of the project.

Art Hop Takoma This Weekend

Please join us this weekend, Sat. 4/13, Noon-5pm and Sun. 4/14, 11am-5pm for the annual Art Hop Takoma, a festival of

juried artists work displayed in the shops, restaurants, and galleries of "Main Street" Takoma.  Bobbi will have mixed media artwork and jewelry...and I will have a variety of framed panoramas on the walls of our studio.  It will be a lovely weekend to walk around or catch the Art Hop Trolley (Sunday Only).  Explore the shops of Old Takoma and check out the art!  We'd love to have you drop by the studio.

You may know that Bobbi founded and ran Art Hop the past 3 years...it has been an extremely successful and popular festival for Takoma Park...she has now handed over the festival coordination to Main Street Takoma...so this year she'll be at the studio with our work and not hopping all over town running the show she created.

Art Hop Takoma

Saturday 4/13, Noon-5pm

Sunday 4/14, 11am-5pm

Kittner Studio

7056 Carroll Avenue, 2nd Floor

Takoma Park, MD 

301-270-8750 

More info at http://arthoptakoma.com/ and on facebook.

National Building Museum Two-fer Kittner

Sprout Space at the National Building Museum photographed for Perkins + Will

I love when things tie together serendipitously...I'm thrilled the National Building Museum (NBM) contacted me several months ago to use one of my photographs in the new "Green Schools" exhibit that opened this March...and the architectural firm Perkins + Will contacted me to photograph Sprout Space, their newly constructed modular classroom on the grounds of the NBM that is part of the exhibit. The installation is on view until January of 2014...so check it out.

Image on display in Green Schools exhibit at National Building Museum photographed for VMDO Architects