"Isn't life a series of images that change as they repeat themselves?" —Andy Warhol
This intriguing article argues that in our age of mass digital reproduction, "The Loop has become the preeminent narrative device of our time." However, the author also acknowledges that this claim inherently re-conceptualizes our understanding of narrative from a linear story to a circular event. As a text with no definitive beginning or end, but with a repeating and residue-filled middle, I would suggest that Junkspace fits into this discourse on the Loop as well.
As an aside, does anyone produce or consume Vines?
The Architecture of Books is a seminar taught by Reto Geiser at the Rice University School of Architecture. Students are introduced to the book as a means to think about the production of space, and as a critical vessel to discuss and disseminate architectural ideas.
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