Peggy Buth – The Uses of Fear: The Politics of Selection

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Peggy Buth – The Uses of Fear: The Politics of SelectionThe book The Uses of Fear recounts a political history of our cities and suburbs. For the artist urban space is a place where the social and the economic overlap, at once forming and deforming the space. In three chapters Peggy Buth reports on social utopias and economic interests, on the attempt to include and exclude people, on hope, and on discrimination and defamation. Her artistic research focuses on the suburbs of Paris, social housing projects

Everyday we deal with the unplanned and the unexpected - from a broken toaster to losing (or gaining) a major client

The fate of the place is still unresolved

The first editions were in the hands of Erwan Bouroullec

Revolution Street

Gus van Sant’s cinema is a little like that: a steady flow in time

Arena was shot during a four-year tenure that began in 2012 on the day Barclays Center in Brooklyn first opened its doors to the public

In that sense Lázaro Matos’ publication The Pond Skater occupies uncertain territory too

Our general metaphor coupling the words “Babel” and “noise” is based on the idea of a perfectly working system of univocality – the phenomenon whereby a linguistic term has only one meaning assigned to it – that functions without coercion (Babel) but which

but the conversations ignited

the blooming trees

Begun in 1975 and originally scheduled for publication in 1978 by Luigi Ghirri’s ill-fated Punto e Virgola imprint

improvised drawings

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