The response form teacher:
Hi Talal,
I think your discussion of painting in relation to figuration relates to some of the issues raised in Gilles
Deleuze's texts "Painting and Sensation," and "The Diagram" (in the readings for week 9). You should
also definitely refer to the attached text by Charles Jencks as a primary source for how collage was
defined in the context of Postmodern architecture. It would be useful to differentiate between collage as
defined by Jencks and what you refer to as 'iconic'. You should identify specific techniques that are used
in several projects in order to facilitate legibility. How does this contemporary form of architectural
legibility differ from discussions of Postmodern iconicity and collage (Jencks)? It would be good to
review all the readings in the Figuration topic in order to present your position in that context. It would
also be useful to speculate on what aspects of our contemporary cultural moment have prompted this
shift in forms of legibility in architecture. I look forward to seeing the essay develop.
Best, Marcelyn
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The response form teacher Hi Talal, I think your discussio.docx
1. The response form teacher:
Hi Talal,
I think your discussion of painting in relation to figuration
relates to some of the issues raised in Gilles
Deleuze's texts "Painting and Sensation," and "The Diagram"
(in the readings for week 9). You should
also definitely refer to the attached text by Charles Jencks as a
primary source for how collage was
defined in the context of Postmodern architecture. It would be
useful to differentiate between collage as
defined by Jencks and what you refer to as 'iconic'. You should
identify specific techniques that are used
in several projects in order to facilitate legibility. How does this
contemporary form of architectural
legibility differ from discussions of Postmodern iconicity and
collage (Jencks)? It would be good to
review all the readings in the Figuration topic in order to
present your position in that context. It would
also be useful to speculate on what aspects of our contemporary
cultural moment have prompted this
shift in forms of legibility in architecture. I look forward to
seeing the essay develop.
Best, Marcelyn
