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Systems Gone Wild

My essay "Systems Gone Wild: Infrastructure After Modernity" from the strangely titled "C-Lab for Volume Bootleg Edition of Urban China" is now online at the C-Lab Web site. Read it there.

I just reworked this material for a new piece that will see the light of day in a week or two. 

Submitted by admin on 19 February, 2009 - 12:01
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Sweet!

Submitted by Anonymous on 19 February, 2009 - 13:09.

I was counting on more of these essays being posted online.  I'm worried that I've worn out my welcome at the New Museum bookstore.  The display issue is starting to look pretty rough.

-Aaron 

 

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