“Certainly today one has a hard time imagining an aesthetic, particularly in a field as intricately tied to social intercourse as architecture, existing outside of our hyper-commercialized environment. As soon as a new idea about design emerges, it gets shoehorned into the plans for the next blockbuster museum or lavish seaside residence. Glazer, in essence, accuses modernism of selling out; but today everything and everyone is already sold out ab initio.” TMN | Related: V&A review | Previously: 1 | 2
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