Author Archives: Darran Anderson

Narrative worlds in glass are unexpectedly pliant and universal, offering spaces outside everyday life

The flourishing mainstream activity of touring sites of tragedy and death often trades respect for memory for profit

Immense statues commemorating the power and hubris of tyrants cultivate the idea that masculinity equates to the undisputed singular rule of an autocrat

In the censure of destruction and alienation wrought by architecture, jeremiads play a crucial role in upholding both aesthetics and humanity

Iconoclasm has played a significant role in Irish history but should not be a part of its future

The last of the Ancients and the first of the moderns, Piranesi’s legacy can be felt from the work of Lebbeus Woods and Alexander Brodsky to PoMo and Brutalism