Documentation

<p>An argument on the history of creative city planning and the fact that it goes back to New Babylon which contradicts the idea that it would be hype.</p>

<p>Video interview with the metal restorer, Sarah Creange, of the Rijksmuseum after the <em>Ruimtecircus</em> is bought for the new 20th century wing, 2013.</p>

<p>An essay on utopian praxis, Débord, Constant and others.</p>

<p>A blog by curator Ulrike Schmiegelt during the production of the traveling exhibition The Desire for Freedom on the website of Deutsches Historisches Museum (dhm.de).</p>

<p>A review of the watercolor of Guy Débord by Constant on Marblepunk.com.</p>

<p>Spanish article on Constant's New Babylon.</p>

<p>Blog on Constant's New Babylon by Zerisciro, May 17th, 2012.</p>

<p>A critique of the Situationists' appropriation of Johan Huizinga's theory of play.</p>

<p>Blog on citymovement.wordpress.com.</p>

<p>An episode about Constant's New Babylon by Jhim Lamoree on Avro Kunstuur, 21 january 2012. Fragment starts at 00:10:10 till 00:13:51.</p>

<p>About the new paradigms of the 21st century. Comparing this world with Constant Nieuwenhuys' utopian city New Babylon.</p>

<p><em>The Cobra girls</em> was the name given to the daughters and widows of the Cobra members by the director of the Sakib Sabanci Museum, Dr&nbsp;Nazan Ölçer, during the Cobra exhibition at the Sakip Sabanci Museum in Istanbul, 2012. <br>F.l.t.r. Harriet Appel, Giotta Tajiri, Trudy Nieuwenhuys, Rosemarie Rooskens and Ryu Tajiri</p>

<p>By Ali Dur &amp; McKenzie Wark. Music by Paul D Miller aka DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid. A détournement of Constant's New Babylon, translated into the digital, and into New York City. December 27, 2011.</p>

<p>Video essay for Professor Vossoughian's City Planning class by Matt Torres &amp; Daniel Reinhart. December 18, 2011<strong><br></strong></p>

<p>Essay by McKenzie Wark and Ali Dur for MIT Press Journals, Fall 2011.</p>

<p>Reader reacts to a call for debate by referencing Constant on Metropolis M.</p>

<p>Video of a lecture by Tom McDonough (art historian, United States) called <em>Campo nomadi: Constant’s&nbsp;Design for a Gypsy Camp.</em></p>

<p>Announcement that the painting Vogelvrouw (Bird Woman) will be auctioned at Sotheby's Amsterdam.</p>

<p>ADIP-Rethinking Berlin//Architectural utopias</p>