Mary Jane Jacob: Modern minds. Like minded: Jane Addams, John Dewey, and László Moholy-Nagy Maggie Taft: Better than before: László Moholy-Nagy and the New Bauhaus in Chicago Ronald Jones: Moholy's upward fall Amy Beste: Designers in film: Goldsholl Associates, the avant-garde, and midcentury advertising films Michael J. Golec: Modern mind and typographic modernity in György Kepes's language of vision Kathleen James-Chakraborty: From Chicago to Berlin and back again Tricia van Eck: Buckminster Fuller in Chicago: a modern individual experiment Andreas Vogler and Arturo Vittori: Keck and Keck: the Chicago modern continuum Ben Nicholson: Mies is in pieces Elizabeth A.T. Smith: Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle's reckonings with Mies Kate Zeller: Artists' mind. My modern: experiencing exhibitions Marcos Corrales: Incomplete final checklist (unconfirmed) Helen Maria Nugent and Jan Tichy: Lightplaying Ângela Ferreira: Mies as transparent viewing cabinet for Pancho's crazy façade Walter Hood: Bioline: activating the mundane Narelle Jubelin and Carla Duarte: End notes Staffan Schmidt: Modernity retired Charles Harrison interviewed by Zoë Ryan: Design with conviction Anna Halprin interviewed by Jacquelynn Baas: Life as art Michelangelo Pistoletto interviewed by Mary Jane Jacob: City of art Jitish Kallat interviewed by Madhuvanti Ghose: An outbreak of peace Ai Weiwei interviewed by Jacquelynn Baas: Raising the roof artway of thinking interviewed by Mary Jane Jacob.: Integrating art and life |
