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Why black is more and more the new black?
This issue of Viceversa investigates the gap between the huge mass of dark proposals in the recent architectural production and the lack of theoretical positions aimed to support them.
Ten conversations with architects, artists, critics, curators, historians from the various fields of arts and design try to shed some light on this obscure matter.

Viceversa is a curatorial “boogazine” designed to reflect a plural discussion. Each issue has a specific curator who proposes and develops a theme with the support of the editorial staff. The idea is to offer the opportunity for a wide-ranging discussion about iconographic themes that straddle contemporary and past ages starting from the assumption that aesthetic issues, particularly architectural ones, remain relevant across the centuries.


editors Giovanni Corbellini
Viceversa
Black Conversations
16,50€
15,70€
isbn 9788862423489
issn 2421-2687
book series Viceversa
number 7
current edition 3 / 2019
first edition 2 / 2019
language English
size 16,8x24cm
pages 120
print color
binding paperback
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Curator
Giovanni Corbellini (1959), architect, PhD, critic of contemporary architecture, taught in Venice, Ferrara, Milan, Trieste and is currently full professor of architectural design at the Politecnico of Turin. His latest books are: Ex libris: 16 Keywords of Contemporary Architecture (...

Giovanni Corbellini (1959), architect, PhD, critic of contemporary architecture, taught in Venice, Ferrara, Milan, Trieste and is currently full professor of architectural design at the Politecnico of Turin. His latest books are: Ex libris: 16 Keywords of Contemporary Architecture (LetteraVentidue, 2019), Telling Spaces (LetteraVentidue, 2018), Dr. Corbellini’s Pills (LetteraVentidue, 2016), Recycled Theory: Dizionario illustrato/Illustrated Dictionary (edited with Sara Marini, Quodlibet, 2016), Housing is Back in Town (LetteraVentidue, 2012), Bioreboot. The architecture of R&Sie(n) (Princeton Architectural Press, 2009).

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