drawing on uncontaminated historical references
It also includes photographs from Richter’s archive that have only recently been made publicly accessible
Released fifty years after Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi’s now canonical “Learning From Las Vegas” (1972)
by paying particular attention to those who produce the cult objects of our everyday life and thus convey the histories behind our shared imagination
the rite of butter carving in Tibet
Mold #6 2024 do-it-yourself drawing on uncontaminated historical referencesCompleting its cycle of 6 print issues, this final edition of MOLD magazine returns to the microbial scale of Issue 01 by focusing on designing new earths on this Earth: to spark new imaginaries, forge new relationships, and most importantly, ground ourselves in the soil. This issue includes conversations with Cooking Sections, Anna Tsing (Mushroom at the End of the World) and Barnab Fillion (Arpa), artwork by Thomas McCarty, Eric Timothy Carlson,