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Have to figure out what architecture in a place like Ciudad Juárez is exactly. For Monday.
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"The rootless nature of Juárez is like a mold in the atmosphere." Alma Guillermoprieto
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From James A. Fitzpatrick's "Traveltalks: The Voice of the Globe". Via @andreslajous.
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By the 1940s the expansion of the city made this relatively flat -- albeit very rocky -- area of interest to speculators, among whom was the architect and landscape gardner Luis Barragán...(Whoa. First...
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Luis Buñuel, Simon of the Desert. (1965)More on The Desert, faith, technology, consumerism, gadgetry and endless-loop mutually dependent negative relationships:Sam Jacob, "More Scenes in Cartoon...
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I wonder how soon we'll be able not only to digitally store, but also resuscitate.
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I was unaware of the African-American Female Singing Norteño Covers on Youtube sub-genre.
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When I was growing up, the future was limitless possibility, jet-age, space-age techno-utopia. “Modern” meant new. Now, modern means old, and the future I grew up seems dated, irresponsible, obsolete....
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"Preservation is not the enemy of modernity but actually one of its inventions." Rem via David.
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Je ne passe jamais devant un fétiche de bois, un Boudha doré, une idole mexicaine sans me dire: C'est peut-être le vrai dieu. Charles via Walter
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The dashing Pablo León de la Barra has a great series of posts on his latest trip to the homeland at the CFTAR blog. The latest one features a series of before and afters of the Mexico City Camino Real...
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