value reflection is the potential for the specific artistic labor expended for artworks to be found in them
and another by Moritz Künz who runs a review about the most interesting publications of Brandlhuber + (in which Brandlhuber is particularly invested)
including hand-drawn sketches by Panton
provides views and ideas that are indispensable for those seeking to learn about and comprehend the architects’ thinking and body of work
but also cinemascope landscapes and the whole breathlessness of being on the move
F.R. David runway value reflection is the potentialThis 21st issue of F. R. David is seemingly more fragmented than usual it includes contributions, quotes, found materials, and excerpts from Maggie Nelson, Charles Mingus, Octavia Butler, John Keats, Alice Notley, Paul Abbott, Bernadette Mayer, Fred Dewey, John Cage, Marion Keiner, Anne Carson, and others. An afterword by Nicolas Schoffer entitled Microtime concludes this wandering, inscrutable journey.