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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Ice Cube Talks About Architecture (No seriously he does..)
All the more fitting for this new video in which Cube tours L.A. dicusing its architecture and, in partcular, the work of the innovative husband and wife designer team Charles and Ray Eames.
The video was made by the Getty Institiute for Pacfic Standard Time: Art in LA 1945-1980, which is a their current collection of exbitions of art and architecture in Southern California during the postwar years. You can read an interview with Cube about the Eames' work HERE and watch the video below.
Next up Jay-Z will appear in a video analyzing the plays of Henrik Ibsen. (Yeah right)
2 Comments
Africasacountry | December 10, 2011 3:37 PM
And Jay Z wrote his book by himself.