| Contents |
Visual culture and interruption in global cities / Shirley Jordan -- Why we love 'interruption' : urban ruins, food trucks, and the cult of decay / Richard J. Williams -- Rescuing history from the city : interruption and urban development in Beijing / Jeroen de Kloet -- Interrupting New York : slowness and the high line /Christoph Lindner -- Sound, memory, and interruption : ghosts of London's M11 Link Road / David Pinder -- Suburbia, interrupted : street art and the politics of place in the Paris banlieues / Gillian Jein -- Looking at digital visualizations of urban redevelopment projects : dimming the scintillating glow of unwork / Gillian Rose, Monica Degen, and Clare Melhuish -- "Here We Are Now" : Amsterdam's north-south metro line and the emergence of a networked public / Ginette Verstraete -- Pop-up shops as interruptions in (post-)recessional London / Mara Ferreri -- Interruption expanded : urban photography's perspicacious view / Hugh Campbell -- Buildering, urban interventions, and public sculpture / Bill Marshall -- Interrupting the street / Shirley Jordan. |
