This second volume of the series Advances in Art Urban Futures brings together contributions from artists; sociologists; architects and cultural theorists in addressing the recoveries and reclamations being made within urban and rural landscapes as a result of the fallout of redevelopment in the twentyfirst century. Recoveries and Reclamations addresses pertinent issues facing all those interested in a multidisciplinary approach to developing critical interventions in public space.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. a disappointing copyBy DelaneyThis copy is so old that the pages are brown brittle. When I turned a page; the spine broke--there is no flexibility remaining. Turning each page cracks the old; old glue. The pages are technically in tact--but not appealing; the book smells musty. It was past time to recycle this copy; not to sell it.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Main story is incomplete which I knew; but wondering ...By Ryan D.Main story is incomplete which I knew; but wondering what Thomas had in mind for the ending. We will never know......0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. altered landscapes...By David; Brighton UKwow... not what i expected.while the plot itself does not have time to become remarkable; the characters are animated enough to compensate. the whole thing seemed to be a cartoonish farce; i could not help thinking of old beatles movies and episodes of scooby doo (?)this appears to have been written from an altered perspective (or was intended to convey one) as characters shift in and out of the storys focus in a stalled; haphazard way such that each one is grooving to his own inner music. the individuality and breadth of creativity displayed here by thomas and his unique assembly of characters is amazing considering the books platry 60 pages.highly recommeded.
