"Richard Riemerschmid's impact and influence as a designer of fantastical everday objects-model radical experiments of a critically re-evaluated modernism"--
"Richard Riemerschmid's impact and influence as a designer of fantastical everday objects-model radical experiments of a critically re-evaluated modernism"--
Freyja Hartzell teaches the history of modern design, architecture, and art at Bard Graduate Center in New York City. She is currently writing a new book on dolls, robots, AI, and their engagement with the concept of likeness. Her related exhibition, Welcome to the Dolls’ House, will open at Bard Graduate Center in 2025.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Extraordinary Living Things (1) 1 Ties of the Flesh (41) 2 At Home with the Uncanny (79) 3 Close as Skin (133) 4 A Forest in the Living Room (191) 5 Filing Empty Hands (237) 6 Cells and Souls (271) Epilogue: "A Living Thing with Hope in It" (325) Acknowledgments (339) Notes (343) Bibliography (371) Index (391)
Introduction: Extraordinary Living Things (1) 1 Ties of the Flesh (41) 2 At Home with the Uncanny (79) 3 Close as Skin (133) 4 A Forest in the Living Room (191) 5 Filing Empty Hands (237) 6 Cells and Souls (271) Epilogue: "A Living Thing with Hope in It" (325) Acknowledgments (339) Notes (343) Bibliography (371) Index (391)
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