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ArchiPop: Mediating Architecture in Popular Culture ed. by D. Medina Lasansky (review)

publication. Readers interested in photography, urban studies, and the architecture of decay and renewal will be treated to rich imagery and shrewd, if often truncated, writing. Perhaps most of all, the collection reminds us of the importance of the visual in discussions of the social and political dynamics of metropolitan environments and in voicing aspirations for change. The authors reveal how city dwellers used a range of forums and mediums to initiate powerful statements, whose very production illustrates the resilience of cities and their residents, even at the nadir of the urban crisis.