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Issue 20 Ruins Winter 2005/06
Table of Contents
Columns
- Object Lesson / Transitional Object
Celeste Olalquiaga
The cabinet of Baron de la Mosson - Leftovers / The London Necropolis Railway
John M. Clarke
A one-way ticket to the Brookwood Cemetery - Colors / Cyan
Lyn Hejinian
Kind of blue - Ingestion / Cuisine for a Body without Organs
Allen S. Weiss
Antonin Artaud’s gastronomical obsessions
- A Brief History of Cranks
Paul Laity
On bearded fruit juice drinkers, nudists, and sandal-wearers - How to Grow a Chair: An Interview with Richard Reames
Joshua Foer and Richard Reames
The roots of arborsculpture - Psychoanalytic Filiations
Ernst Falzeder
A Freudian family tree for your wall - Where the Wild Things Are: An Interview with Ken Millett
Margaret Wertheim and Ken Millett
Untangling the mathematical complexities of knot theory - .50-Caliber
Steve Featherstone - Divine Wind: An Interview with Atsushi Takatsuka
Ryo Manabe and Atushi Takatsuka
Training to be a Kamikaze pilot
- Fragments from a History of Ruin
Brian Dillon
Picking through the wreckage - The Ruined Man
George Pendle
The melancholic folly of William Beckford - Artist Project / Infested
Susan Silton - Elementary Particles: An Interview with Peter Brimblecombe
Brian Dillon, Sina Najafi and Peter Brimblecombe
Sneezing in the library - The Archaeology of Modernity
Colin Jones
Theodore Vacquer, Baron Haussmann's doppelganger - Stumped
Walead Beshty and Eric Schwab
What remains of the Thousand-Year Reich? - Derelict Utopias
Mark Sanderson
The Fascists go on holiday - Fantastic City
Joseph Masco
Engineering ruins in Cold War America - Artist Project / Time Mirror
Jeremy Millar - Robert des Ruines
Nina Dubin
Speculating in the market for ruins - Appetite for Destruction
Gordon Matta-Clark and J. Mark Loizeaux
The art of demolition - Rome, Broken City
Denise Bratton
Patching up the Eternal City in the Renaissance - Artist Project / Untitled
Ester Partegàs - The Dead Town
Martin Herbert
The toxic cold of Norilsk - Cabinetlandia: Update No. 3
The fall of a DIY empire
- Postcard / Copper Patinas
- Bookmark / Simulated Distress Patterns for T-Shirt Graphics (Late 1990s)
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