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>'Aptly, the platform to revive the manifesto is a biennial-both born around the turn of the century with a parallel urge to assert leadership in a fast- modernizing and globalizing world'
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'Aptly, the platform to revive the manifesto is a biennial-both born around the turn of the century with a parallel urge to assert leadership in a fast- modernizing and globalizing world'
In the world of architecture and design, manifestos have a pedigreed tradition, linking Futurists, Surrealists, the Bauhaus, Le Corbusier, CIAM, and Team Ⅹ, not to mention Victor Papnek, Robert Venturi, FAIA, Rem Koolhaas, Hon. FAIA, and Bruce Mau. Zoe Ryan, director of the second Istanbul Design Biennial, has cleverly resurrected the manifesto with "The Future Is Not What It Used To Be," a presentation of 53 projects culled from over 800 responses to an open call for ideas. The call asked for "manifestos (whether texts, actions, services, objects, or something else) that open up new attitudes and sensibilities, highlight underexplored or overlooked aspects of society, and prompt further investigation and exchange about our designed and constructed age."
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