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Black Builders
In The Image of the City (1960), Lynch identified the crucial role of the sense of place that ‘in itself enhances every human activity that occurs there and encourages the deposit of a memory trace’. This separation of ‘place’ in spirit and idea could, he argued, be differentiated physically and conceptually, as in edge, path, node, district and la... See more
Gillian Darley • How Gaston Bachelard gave the emotions of home a philosophy | Aeon Essays
For those of us of African descent, the reconstruction never ended.
Joe Fassler • Light the Dark: Writers on Creativity, Inspiration, and the Artistic Process
