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Resistance or Reaction? The Cultural Politics of Design.
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Landscapes of Power.
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We are surrounded by images of postmodernity; consumption-orientated, identity-swapping, time-space-blurring images including those in magazines, films and TV advertisements.
The architectures of resistance include small, temporary installations like those of Agit-Prop and the ambiguous spaces left for people to take over in mega-schemes like those of OMA. Free Zone endorses no particular precedents but promotes study of the widest range of architectural sources.
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