02751cam a2200361Ii 4500999001900000001001000019005001700029008004100046020001800087020001500105040004800120049002600168050002700194100003700221245012400258246003800382250001800420260000900438264003100447300006000478336002600538337002800564338002700592504005600619505021300675520122900888611007502117650005302192650005602245655002702301700004602328942001502374  c486796d48679697004004120171002114654.0170126s2016    it ae    b    000 0 eng d  a9788831726726  z8831726722  aNLTUDbengerdacNLTUDdBTCTAdKSUdUtOrBLW  aAlfaisal Main Library 4aNA1118.5.P65bS93 20161 aSzacka, Léa-Catherine,eauthor10aExhibiting the postmodern :bthe 1980 Venice Architecture Biennale /cLéa-Catherine Szacka ; foreword by Adrian Forty30a1980 Venice Architecture Biennale  aFirst edition  c2016 1aVenezia :bMarsilio,c2016  a263 pages :billustrations (some color), plans ;c22 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 257-263)0 aIntroduction : the architecture exhibition in context -- I. The biennale is dead, long live the biennale! -- II. Addressing the exhibition paradox -- III. The beginning of the end and the end of the beginning  a"Exhibiting the postmodern traces the origins and significance of the First International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. Situating the 1980 exhibition The presence of the past against the larger historical backdrop in which architecture exhibitions appear, and considering their proliferation in the postmodern era, this book claims that the exhibition, beyond heralding a shift in the history of curating, marked both the beginning of the end, and the end of the beginning of the postmodern turn in architecture. Looking at the institutional changes, exhibitions techniques and exhibitions spaces, as well as the discourse and controversies between advocates of the modern and postmodern architecture, this book narrates the development of the architectural exhibitions as a 'genre' of culture manifestations, while expanding on both the history of the Venice Architecture Biennale- and, more general, the Italian architecture in the 1970's- and the history of postmodernism. It also reveals how the 1980 Venice Architecture Biennale announced a changing relationship between the worlds of art and architecture, and the consequent transformation of the architectural product as end object"--Page 2 of cover20aInternational Architectural Exhibitionn(1st :d1980 :cVenice, Italy) 0aArchitecture, ItalianxExhibitionsy20th century 0aArchitecture, PostmodernxExhibitionsy20th century 02local94aPrint books.1 aForty, Adrian,d1948-ewriter of foreword  2lcccBOOKS