the fine art which is left for us, now that sculpture, painting, and religious and civil architecture have become effete, and have passed into second childhood.
Here's my new essay for @PlacesJournal on engaging landscape problems without presuming to solve them. (Well, it came out last week, but I was on vacation.)
https://t.co/KckQfB1EKc
The groundbreaking choreographer and dancer Anna Halprin, who created both high art and community projects that used dance as a recovery tool for people with serious illness, has died at the age of 100.
https://t.co/TEGvcnPOQo
Next week Kristi Cheramie and I will be interviewing Jedediah Purdy about ethics, design, and the "commonwealth." Beyond excited about this. Broadcast begins 3/10 at 5:30pm EDT, tune in at the link below.
https://t.co/E7B2OwKB34
@rbhlms thanks for the mention over at Places. Not sure if you had come across it, but Anderson's "Problem Worrying" might be of interest: https://t.co/GlnG3sLXbB
@JooBilly @shannonmattern The dirty secret of mammoth is that it was fueled by the way that the monotony of revising redlined construction documents left the rest of my brain wandering aimlessly six hours a day.