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    <namePart>Obrist, Hans-Ulrich</namePart>
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  <abstract>My interest in architecture, from the perspective of my role as a curator of art, stems from the fact that architecture is the pre-eminent site for the production of reality, as it is uniquely oriented the toward the future, but precisely as a continual negotiation, or as a continually articulated struggle between the present, the past and the future. This is what I look for, also, in the art that interests me the most; namely, the recognition, following Duchamp, that art is ultimately a game in which the only constant is change itself. Implicit in Duchamp is a vision of history under perennial negotiation; historical truth as forever in situ.</abstract>
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  <note>Architect’s role, Architectural theory, Architecture&amp;art, Art, Art&amp;technology, Cultural agitator, Cultural enrichment, Curatorial, Discipline, Ecology, Energy, Essay, Exhibition, Flexibility, Functionality, Future projections, Global Awareness, History of Architecture, Interdisciplinary work, Japan, Metabolism, Modernism, Planetary urbanizations, Post-modernism, Preservation, Sustainability, Theory, Urban Paradigms</note>
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