Friday, June 29, 2007 at 12:48 pm
The Assault on Yesterday's Versions of Tomorrow
A shameless link to my piece in the new issue of Time, which uses the opening of the Philip Johnson Glass House as a chance to talk about the fate of other Modernist houses that are not being as nicely preserved as Johnson's little gem. Which means they're being bulldozed, or at least threatened with that fate.
And for the truly dedicated, another link to a time.com slide show of the Glass House and its environs.
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Richard Lacayo writes about books, art and architecture at TIME Magazine, where he arrived in 1984. He is the co-author, with George Russell, of Eyewitness: 100 Years of Photojournalism and has won various lesser known journalism prizes, which he keeps in his desk drawer. Read more
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