Rouen: Touring Machines/Intermittent Futures explores a fictional city imagined through a hybrid of architecture, literature, and cultural fiction. Reflecting on the loss of public space and the dominance of external cultural forces, the work probes how urban spaces are overtaken by invisible, ever-changing images. The project asks: What happens when a city becomes a stage for external events, and where do we go when the city itself becomes a fiction?

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Judith Barry The Work Of The Forest Oeuvres Récentes Essais Critiques Download PDF: LINK Fondation pour L'Architecture a Bruxelles Ecole regionale d'Art de Dunkerque D.R.A.C. Centre Edition conc;;ue par Bartomeu Mari et Marie-Ange Braver

Published by ICA, 1991. Available at Printed Matters, Inc Download PDF: LINK SUMMARY While many artists use postmodernism as a buzzword, Judith Barry takes an active part in shaping its fundamental critical debates. Both as an artist and as a writer, Barry extends discussions of postmodern culture well beyond formal issues pertaining to the art or its purported demise. Instead, she confronts, with refreshing curiosity and intellectual rigor, the essential dilemma of the post

Article by Judith Barry excerpted from the book Illuminating Video: An Essential Guide to Video Art, 1991