Log 13/14: Generations since 1968
Fall 2008
A special double issue devoted to 1968 forty years later . . . Not a retrospective survey, Log 13/14 examines trends established in and around the seminal year 1968 and subsequent iterations, failures, and consequences. The issue features four redigitized photographs by Chris Marker taken in the streets of Paris in May 1968.
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Contents
Jean-Louis Cohen, Populist Images
Nicholas de Monchaux, Space Suit and the City
Tina Di Carlo, Let it Be
Peter Eisenman, Eisenman's Doubt
Yona Friedman, Revolt of the Young
Françoise Fromonot, The Beaux-Arts: Model, Monster . . . Phoenix?
Todd Gannon, Return of the Living Dead: Archigram and Architecture's Monstrous Media
Alicia Imperiale & Gavin Keeney, Territories of Protest
Lydia Kallipoliti, Feedback Man
Sylvia Lavin, Fire Rated
Chris Marker, Paris 1968
Markus Miessen, Parallel Reality
Paola Nicolin, Beyond the Failure: Notes on the XIVth Triennale
Joan Ockman, Talking with Bernard Tschumi
Manuel Orazi, Utopia's Revival
Todd Reisz, As a Matter of Fact, The Legend of Dubai
John David Rhodes, Collective Anxiety: Corviale, Rome, and the Legacy of '68
Jason Simon, Marker's Archive
Lukasz Stanek, Lessons from Nanterre
Frederick R. Steiner, The Ghost of Ian McHarg
Mark C. Taylor, Turning Forty
Robert Venturi, Viva Mannerism for Architectures for Our Age
Anthony Vidler, Whatever Happened to Ecology?: John McHale and the Bucky Fuller Revival
Paul Virilio, Critical Space
Marisa Yiu, Image Construction: Hong Kong since 1967–1968
Alejandro Zaera-Polo, The Politics of the Envelope, Part I
PLUS: On Boating in London . . . On Drinking Water . . . On Retooling Turin . . . On Buckminster Fuller . . . On the IAUS . . .