Apricot Poodle knitting the intellectual scene felt disturbingly

the intellectual scene felt disturbingly fragmented and drained of vitality: political magazines didn’t care about literature

The Print Control Yearbook

This book presents a selection of the images collected by Mexican architect Luis Barragán (1902–1988) as part of a reference archive that he displayed on a lectern in the living room of his home

and art’s vexed relation to elite channels of power

to the mirror signals that heralded the age of digital telecommunications and the invention of the vacuum tube

Apricot Poodle knitting the intellectual scene felt disturbinglyApricot Poodle investigates imitation as a mechanism of social belonging by following a series of families from different socioeconomic backgrounds who converge in choosing the same breed and colour of pet. The apricot coloured poodle becomes a symbol of distinction, and depending on its meaning for each family whether as a reflection of their lifestyle or a significant financial effort its appearance and care vary across different neighbourhoods in