An Architecture of Abundance: A Conversation with John Marx
By Issue 113
Architects in the Bay Area talk about concepts and ideas. I talk about poetry. I look at a design project and ask, how can I make something emotionally meaningful?
Read MoreKaren Laub-Novak: A Catholic Expressionist in the Era of Vatican II
By Essay Issue 83
IN COLD WAR-ERA AMERICA, one of the more remarkable cultural developments was the efflorescence of visual arts programs in colleges and universities. This unprecedented expansion from 1945 to 1990 was launched even as most Americans remained indifferent, skeptical, or hostile to the rise of modern art. The upsurge in academic art programs attracted artistically inclined…
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