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Contributors

 

Marshall Berman, author of All That Is Solid Melts into Air and, most recently, Adventures in Marxism (Verso, 1999), teaches political theory and urbanism at the City University of New York. He reviews Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project for Metropolis.

     

Chicago-based writer Adam Davidson is a frequent contributor to Metropolis and National Public Radio's "This American Life." In this issue, he looks at why glass is both a perfect--and a deeply flawed--structural material.

 
 

Hugh Eakin is an editor at ARTnews and was a 1999 Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Berlin. He plays the viola and lives in Brooklyn. His report on Omar Akbar's efforts to invent a new Bauhaus begins on page.

 

Miriam Rosen writes about film and photography for Artforum. She lives in Paris, where she works as a film programmer. In this issue, Rosen profiles unconventional French landscape designer Gilles Clément.

 
     


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