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From the Chairman At last, I get it. During the 3.5 years that I’ve served on the ISC Board of Directors, I’ve heard innumerable references to past ISC conferences and how great they were: “Remember Pittsburgh, Chicago, Houston…” You could hear the longing in the speaker’s voice. And with every such reference, never having been to a major ISC conference, I could only wonder to myself what these people were talking about. While I made it to the “mini-conference” in New Orleans last year for Antony Gormley’s keynote (which was, as anyone there can attest, truly captivating), I didn’t get the full “conference experience.” But I was in Cincinnati for the entire event, and it bears repeating—I get it. (Complete letter...)
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Departments Forum: Peter Eisenman’s Mahnmal by Carol Salus
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