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| Brazilian architecture frequently featured in the pages of the AR, L'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui and Architectural Record from the early '40s until the completion of Brasilia in the mid '60s. The artist's sense of ambient vacancy is unique: Brasilia Hall, her installation at the Moderna Museet's "What If" exhibition in Stockholm, was an atmospheric plaza--vast and, again, completely empty--conveying, in part through a video documenting Brazilian architecture, the weird kick of tropical moderne. Rooted as it is in the French tradition, the once influential Brazilian architecture has at last found a distinct means of expression and this has to be regarded as a worthwhile contribution to contemporary culture. |
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