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Weekly Resistance
This Week
Archive
Resistance Skills
Make A Political Phone Call
Form a Political Support Group
Hold an Activist Party
Write a Political Post Card
Post to Facebook and Instagram
Guidelines For Telling Stories And Being Good Listeners
Resources
Do More
Fact-Checked News Sites
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Climate Change Activists
Gun Control Resources
November 2018 Voter Guide
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Duane Kline
February 16, 2016
Modernism

Monolithic Modernity

Duane Kline
February 16, 2016
Modernism

From low-income housing to luxury condominiums, the high rise building has been a consistent staple in modern architecture.

Tagged: rome, modern, howard myers

Duane Kline
February 2, 2016
Sustainable, Neofuturism

The Introduction of Organic Shape

Duane Kline
February 2, 2016
Sustainable, Neofuturism

Technology has allowed us to create habitats instead of buildings. Now, it is about expressing ethics and emotion.

Tagged: francois li-williams, organic, shapes

Duane Kline
January 26, 2016
Modernism

Only an Obtuse Facade

Duane Kline
January 26, 2016
Modernism

Modernism was about glorifying the straight line, but only the greats could use them to play with our perception.

Tagged: la emiliana, facade, lines

Duane Kline
January 19, 2016
Futurism

Visions of the Future from Our Past

Duane Kline
January 19, 2016
Futurism

The industrial revolution allowed architects to move away from history and religion and more towards the future.

Tagged: history, ryuko solomon

Duane Kline
January 12, 2016
Postmodernism

Ritual Reprise

Duane Kline
January 12, 2016
Postmodernism

As with any new movement, Postmodernism took a step backwards so that it could properly question its predecessor.

Tagged: art, anya lee, perspectives

Duane Kline
January 5, 2016
New Objectivity

Uncover the Weimar

Duane Kline
January 5, 2016
New Objectivity

Prior to the second world war, germany had adopted almost puritan ideals about functionality and moderation.

Tagged: weimar, wwII, joachim l. blau

Duane Kline
December 29, 2015
Neofuturism, Sustainable

On Preservation vs. Evolution

Duane Kline
December 29, 2015
Neofuturism, Sustainable

By balancing organic shape with clean design, today’s architecture proves that innovation can be both aspirational and sustainable.

Tagged: art, idealism, farah hendricks, shapes

Duane Kline
December 22, 2015
Neomodernism

The Case for Useful, Uniform Lines

Duane Kline
December 22, 2015
Neomodernism

What postmodernism paused, neomodernism continued. With greater humility, it has moved us into the age of productivity.

Tagged: rational, beautiful, walt zeigler

Duane Kline
December 15, 2015
Postmodernism

The Formula for Wonder

Duane Kline
December 15, 2015
Postmodernism

While it was not Postmodernism’s goal to create emoting structures, I can’t help but feel awestruck by their valiant experimentation.

Tagged: physical poetry, deolinda souza

Duane Kline
December 8, 2015
Neofuturism

From Modernism to Tomorrow

Duane Kline
December 8, 2015
Neofuturism

Modernism was borne from industry. Neofuturism is a child of technology. Forms once impossible are now our reality.

Tagged: forms, shapes, vincent solmssen

Duane Kline
December 1, 2015
Neomodernism

Engineering the Skyscape

Duane Kline
December 1, 2015
Neomodernism

Steel, concrete, and glass, all stretching toward the heavens. Neomodernism was about evoking power and order, none of which would be possible without engineers.

Tagged: engineering, power, kendra baker

Duane Kline
November 24, 2015
Sustainable

The Return of The Rainbow

Duane Kline
November 24, 2015
Sustainable

Though color is not often considered by contemporary architects, the emergence of recycled materials heralds its return.

Tagged: color, recycled materials, ramón artiga

Duane Kline
November 17, 2015
Futurism

The 99th Year

Duane Kline
November 17, 2015
Futurism

It’s been ninety-nine years since the decline of futurism, but those long, aggressive lines still find themselves in today’s buildings, some of which evoke an other-worldly presence.

Tagged: christopher pope, space, sacred

Duane Kline
November 10, 2015
Postmodernism

A More Holistic Approach to Landscape

Duane Kline
November 10, 2015
Postmodernism

Modernists were criticized for not considering the pre-existing skyline. Whether we’ve learned from those mistakes is questionable.

Tagged: holistic, landscape, aurelianus

Duane Kline
November 3, 2015
New Objectivity

The Estate: Behind The Semantics of Wealth and Class

Duane Kline
November 3, 2015
New Objectivity

Words change meaning over time, but a building’s design will always hold true to its intent and representation.

Tagged: semantics, spirit, james von raske

Duane Kline
October 27, 2015
Futurism, Sustainable

Unapologetic Art, V. III

Duane Kline
October 27, 2015
Futurism, Sustainable

When you look at any building, you automatically know what function it serves and who it’s meant for. Architecture needs no explanation.

Tagged: art, plato, stella newman

Duane Kline
October 20, 2015
New Objectivity

Australian Functionality

Duane Kline
October 20, 2015
New Objectivity

Some residential buildings in Sydney were modeled after those of the Weimar Republic. Timeless, they serve a larger public.

Tagged: timelessness, sydney, weimar, jong mi kim

Duane Kline
October 13, 2015
Neofuturism

Nature's Curve

Duane Kline
October 13, 2015
Neofuturism

Sharp futurist lines had a huge impact on society and the shapes of buildings today.

Tagged: bridgette barnabas, nature, shapes

Duane Kline
October 6, 2015
Postmodernism, Futurism

Living Inside Sculpture

Duane Kline
October 6, 2015
Postmodernism, Futurism

Like art, architecture is subjective. It’s no wonder commercial buildings have more Futurist elements while residential ones are often embellished.

Tagged: yannick lémieux, sculpture, subjectivity

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