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February 23 2022
The Image of the (Inner) City: Frederic D. Moyer and Carceral Aesthetics in the Great Society
Steven Niedbala
Steven Niedbala
Steven Niedbala is a postdoctoral lecturer in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University. His current book project describes the rise of artificial languages in twentieth-century architectural discourse and traces the postmodern fixation with semantics to midcentury experiments in institutional architecture.
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Steven Niedbala
Steven Niedbala is a postdoctoral lecturer in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University. His current book project describes the rise of artificial languages in twentieth-century architectural discourse and traces the postmodern fixation with semantics to midcentury experiments in institutional architecture.
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Grey Room (2022) (86): 79–105.
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Steven Niedbala; The Image of the (Inner) City: Frederic D. Moyer and Carceral Aesthetics in the Great Society. Grey Room 2022; (86): 79–105. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/grey_a_00336
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