Taylor Van Doorne
Biographic Data
| ID | 8674802 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Taylor Van Doorne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Taylor |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Doorne |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DOORNE T |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Kaleidoscope Urbanism
How do we imagine the places where we are? How do we construct them and construct images from them? Drawing on a diverse set of scholars whose work draws attention to the local as a theoretical apparatus for art and architectural history and practice, this volume centers histories of, and critical approaches to, local placemaking and its imaginaries. The city of Santa Barbara, where a critical mass of our editorial team is located, underpinned de…
Ripples of Loss
Introduction to the volume
Introduction
From 2013 to 2023, the unhoused residents of West Oakland’s Wood Street encampment constructed a sprawling informal neighborhood from the city’s vast material and spatial excess. They built and furnished myriad shanties, tiny homes, and shacks from items cast off by Oakland’s middle and upper classes and by the industries surrounding the city’s massive port. It was common to see tarps and banners used as shading materials, fastened to utility pol…
Black Metal, White Supremacy, and Fraught Masculinity
In a political momentwhen extreme right ideology seems to proliferateinpockets of the United States and Europe, it is timely to consider how an underground subculture like black metal could be susceptible for appropriation by white supremacists. Jillian Fischer’s article in this issue of react/review examines the ethnoracial symbolism ofNational Socialist black metal (NSBM) vis-à-vis early black metal and Nazi propaganda. However, her iconographi…
Mobile, portable, démontable… Rendre l’architecture itinérante
« Mobile ou immobile, tout ce qui occupe l’espace appartient au domaine de l’architecture » : loin d’être anodine, la définition extensive que propose Auguste Perret peut aujourd’hui encore être interprétée de plusieurs manières. Tendant à nier la démarcation entre les édifices et les artefacts qui les habitent ou les environnent, elle illustre l’idéal de cohérence du cadre de vie cher aux architectes les plus enclins à conforter leur champ de co…
Introduction
react/review is a journal shaped by reactions. To react is to act in response, to reflect and return to a first actor. The term is active and encompasses the spirit of lively discourse and critical engagement. Perhaps it carries a connotation of hastiness, but we contend that this temporal association locates us firmly in the present. We envision this journal as a reaction to research trends and current global events, but we employ the term to al…
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Introduction
react/review is a journal shaped by reactions. To react is to act in response, to reflect and return to a first actor. The term is active and encompasses the spirit of lively discourse and critical engagement. Perhaps it carries a connotation of hastiness, but we contend that this temporal association locates us firmly in the present. We envision this journal as a reaction to research trends and current global events, but we employ the term to al…
Black Metal, White Supremacy, and Fraught Masculinity
In a political momentwhen extreme right ideology seems to proliferateinpockets of the United States and Europe, it is timely to consider how an underground subculture like black metal could be susceptible for appropriation by white supremacists. Jillian Fischer’s article in this issue of react/review examines the ethnoracial symbolism ofNational Socialist black metal (NSBM) vis-à-vis early black metal and Nazi propaganda. However, her iconographi…
Mobile, portable, démontable… Rendre l’architecture itinérante
« Mobile ou immobile, tout ce qui occupe l’espace appartient au domaine de l’architecture » : loin d’être anodine, la définition extensive que propose Auguste Perret peut aujourd’hui encore être interprétée de plusieurs manières. Tendant à nier la démarcation entre les édifices et les artefacts qui les habitent ou les environnent, elle illustre l’idéal de cohérence du cadre de vie cher aux architectes les plus enclins à conforter leur champ de co…
Introduction
From 2013 to 2023, the unhoused residents of West Oakland’s Wood Street encampment constructed a sprawling informal neighborhood from the city’s vast material and spatial excess. They built and furnished myriad shanties, tiny homes, and shacks from items cast off by Oakland’s middle and upper classes and by the industries surrounding the city’s massive port. It was common to see tarps and banners used as shading materials, fastened to utility pol…
Ripples of Loss
Introduction to the volume
Kaleidoscope Urbanism
How do we imagine the places where we are? How do we construct them and construct images from them? Drawing on a diverse set of scholars whose work draws attention to the local as a theoretical apparatus for art and architectural history and practice, this volume centers histories of, and critical approaches to, local placemaking and its imaginaries. The city of Santa Barbara, where a critical mass of our editorial team is located, underpinned de…
Art (4 works) · History (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)