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Guy Debord—An Art of War

Guy Debord—An Art of War

Laurence Le Bras and Emmanuel Guy

…are those of freedom’ [7], recalls Debord in ‘Théorie de la dérive’, which he published in November 1956. Inherited from Baudelaire’s walks in Paris or those of Thomas De Quincey…

Elbe and Marte

Elbe and Marte

Karen Lohrmann and Stefano de Martino

…peninsula, blinding the scenery in a furious mist crackling with thunder and lightning, ‘My Bloody Valentine’ crashing down in sheets of rain. The story goes that it is always sunny…

Adolphe Appia: ‘Luminous – Very Luminous’

Adolphe Appia: ‘Luminous – Very Luminous’

Ross Anderson

…the actor. In order to make the drawings somewhat palatable, and to make a positive impression on the reader, the author has attempted to give them more relief through certain…

Drawing with Rafael Moneo, Madrid 1984

Drawing with Rafael Moneo, Madrid 1984

Stan Allen

…Moneo’s office: everything drawn in pencil, exclusively 2H lead, the softness of which meant that it had to be sharpened constantly in order to keep the lines crisp, but also…

Glasgow School of Art: The Measure of Things

Glasgow School of Art: The Measure of Things

Paul Clarke

…of the detail in the building then, the ‘signatures’ needed to be viewed in the wider context of the architectural sequences, elements and spaces. In order to do that, I…

The Language of Architecture: Peter Märkli’s system of proportion

The Language of Architecture: Peter Märkli’s system of proportion

Stacey Lewis

…to design; just as a musician trains to hear the sounds of music before beginning to compose. [1] The earliest expressions of a strict mathematical order are recorded in Egypt…

Landscape situations

Landscape situations

Niall Hobhouse and Nicholas Olsberg

…two elements. Derek Boshier (1937), Finger (no. 2), 16 Situations, 1971. Mounted photograph with markup trace overlay, 110 × 160 mm. DMC 1252.2. Derek Boshier (1937), Flock of 40,000 snow…

W. R. Lethaby: The Builder’s Art and the Craftsman

W. R. Lethaby: The Builder’s Art and the Craftsman

Hugh Strange

…significant shift in thinking with the essay, ‘The Builder’s Art and the Craftsman’. The text appeared in a collection of thirteen essays – including contributions from Norman Shaw, Ernest Newton…

Fragmentary Notes on Unclaiming the Life of a Drawing

Fragmentary Notes on Unclaiming the Life of a Drawing

Bahar Avanoğlu

…creates variegated coexistences of ‘I’s of different temporalities. While the reader recites the poet’s lines, as Joseph Luzzi argues, ‘the reader dislodges the lyric “I” of the poet by repeating…

Drawing Sacred Forests and Courtyards in South Benin

Drawing Sacred Forests and Courtyards in South Benin

Quentin Nicolaï

…said earlier, some vodun have generated principles that could be described as urbanistic. This cult was established under King Tegbesu in the eighteenth century to manage disorder in the kingdom…

Joan Littlewood’s Memos to Cedric Price

Joan Littlewood’s Memos to Cedric Price

Ana Bonet Miró

…V. Folder ‘Joan Littlewood Correspondence’, Cedric Price Personal Papers, St. Johns Library Special Collections. Figure 6. Cedric Price, memo by Joan Littlewood addressed to ‘Zee Breisz’, R. Folder ‘Joan Littlewood…

What’s a Bludder Sketch?

What’s a Bludder Sketch?

Declan Quirke

…for the comedy magazine Blandaren, of which Lindroos was a regular contributor under the pseudonym LAZY. In a 2013 edition of Osqledaren, Hugi Ásgeirsson described the great ritual involved in…