John Cage and the architecture of silence.
Highlights artist John Cage's interpretation and criticism of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's architecture. Analysis of Cagean aesthetics; Modulor's opposition on harmony, an abstract ordering principle of Cage; Debate between Cage and Le Corbusier on the issue of vitreous architecture; Significance of...
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