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By depicting urban decay and ecological crisis, ruin imagery shows the people and places that capitalism left behind
By depicting urban decay and ecological crisis, ruin imagery shows the people and places that capitalism left behind
This project considers the ambivalent uses of contemporary ruin photography (pejoratively known as \...
The city of Detroit was one of the major casualties of the 2008 financial crisis, finally filing for...
[Posted by Prof Henry G. Overman] BBC4 was showing Requiem for Detroit last night and I caught most ...
Once the manufacturing powerhouse of the nation, Detroit has become emblematic of failing cities eve...
Much has been written in recent years about ruins and photography and especially so in the context o...
Detroit’s perceived social and industrial degeneration has been matched by an unfortunate aestheti...
Ruin pornography – the photographic aestheticization of architectural decay – has a long history in ...
This project examines the politics of representation in The Ruins of Detroit, a book of photography ...
In the face of economic, demographic, and infrastructural decline, Detroit, Michigan, has become a d...
International audienceIn cities of decline, ruins bear a fundamentally ambiguous reality, representi...
© 2014 Darren WardleThis practice‐led research investigates philosophical and aesthetic ideas surrou...
textAndrew Moore’s series of photographs, Detroit Disassembled (2010), debuted in the United States ...
My work is a tribute to the disintegration of built environments, and the chaos and disturbance that...
Inspired by archaeology and the picturesque, writers, painters, and architects were drawn to real a...
Why have ruins been so fascinating for artists? And is there an inherent melodramatic quality to sta...
This project considers the ambivalent uses of contemporary ruin photography (pejoratively known as \...
The city of Detroit was one of the major casualties of the 2008 financial crisis, finally filing for...
[Posted by Prof Henry G. Overman] BBC4 was showing Requiem for Detroit last night and I caught most ...
Once the manufacturing powerhouse of the nation, Detroit has become emblematic of failing cities eve...
Much has been written in recent years about ruins and photography and especially so in the context o...
Detroit’s perceived social and industrial degeneration has been matched by an unfortunate aestheti...
Ruin pornography – the photographic aestheticization of architectural decay – has a long history in ...
This project examines the politics of representation in The Ruins of Detroit, a book of photography ...
In the face of economic, demographic, and infrastructural decline, Detroit, Michigan, has become a d...
International audienceIn cities of decline, ruins bear a fundamentally ambiguous reality, representi...
© 2014 Darren WardleThis practice‐led research investigates philosophical and aesthetic ideas surrou...
textAndrew Moore’s series of photographs, Detroit Disassembled (2010), debuted in the United States ...
My work is a tribute to the disintegration of built environments, and the chaos and disturbance that...
Inspired by archaeology and the picturesque, writers, painters, and architects were drawn to real a...
Why have ruins been so fascinating for artists? And is there an inherent melodramatic quality to sta...
This project considers the ambivalent uses of contemporary ruin photography (pejoratively known as \...
The city of Detroit was one of the major casualties of the 2008 financial crisis, finally filing for...
[Posted by Prof Henry G. Overman] BBC4 was showing Requiem for Detroit last night and I caught most ...
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