Potteries Thinkbelt: A small piece of documentary archaeology
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A page-by-page investigation of Cedric Price's PTb and Life-conditioning, first published in Architectural Design, October 1966. The article documents a process of inquiry into the original publication, recording what Price published and what attracts the researcher's attention, without presuming in advance what the evidence will reveal. |
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1. What is there? A factual description of the material on the page: text, drawings, diagrams, photographs, captions, annotations, relationships and sequence. 2. What attracts attention? My observations, recollections and present-day responses, explicitly distinguished from factual description. |
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Price, C. (1966)
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