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CORBCommon Object Request Broker


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Beatriz Colomina pulls in the personality and gossip aspects of Corb, the Eames, the Smithsons themselves, which is a start.
This year, Gary Corb is putting the final nail in the coffin, as it were, after 32 Halloweens of dead-ication.
Of course, Gropius, Corb, and Perriand were hardly naive about mass media; the point is polemical, not historical: They, the old protagonists of modern design, were cued by functional things, while we, the new celebrants of Pop culture, look to "the throw-away object and the pop-package" for inspiration.
 
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