Gravity All Around - James Langdon museums and the ruthless exploitation of

and the ruthless exploitation of natural resources that goes with it

championing modern activism and infusing them with the urgency of our times: replacing anxieties over ‘unconscious bias’ and rival claims for ‘representation’ with the struggle for a new

it emphasizes how photography reveals and expresses lived and built realities in ways that traditional architectural tools fail to represent or communicate

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Gravity All Around - James Langdon museums and the ruthless exploitation ofTillie S. Pine and Joseph Levine first published the childrens book Gravity All Around, illustrated by Bernice Myers, in 1963. In this new, unauthorised but admiring, edition graphic designer James Langdon gives the original a fresh twist by rotating each page 90 degrees, alternating between clockwise and counter clockwise. The non standard layout forces the reader to constantly shift their own orientation, rotating the book back and forth to follow