John Miller - Reconstructing a Public Sphere

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  • John Miller - Reconstructing a Public Sphere Book Detail

  • Author : John Miller
  • Release Date : 2018-07
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  • Genre : Battery Park City (New York, N.Y.)
  • Pages : 128
  • ISBN 13 : 9783960982784
  • File Size : 10,10 MB
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John Miller - Reconstructing a Public Sphere by John Miller PDF Summary

Book Description: John Miller's PowerPoint presentation, Reconstructing a Public Sphere, focuses on a specific location, Battery Park City and the adjacent World Trade Center in New York. It is both a photographic essay and critical text -- and despite its title, Miller's most autobiographical work to date.Microsoft's PowerPoint, the heir apparent to the 35-mm slide projector, sadly now "the staple of comedy skits," is subverted by Miller's narrative of personal memory and experience: he ponders the park's civic history and public art projects, as well as his evacuation from the area in the wake of 9/11.Upon returning to the park fifteen years later, Miller questions how public space develops from reconstruction--and the function of the public within it. Akin to the effects of photography, he considers how public space redacts local history as much as it conjures subjective memory.

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