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ANY Magazine The bimonthly magazine ANY critically examined architecture, its relationships to other disciplines, and its cultural role in general at the end of the millennium. ANY, the name of which both reads as something undecidable (any magazine) and as an acronym for Architecture New York, involved architects, critics, theorists, sociologists, economists and others from around the world who address issues in architecture that bear on contemporary culture. The publication, which began in May 1993, also sponsored public seminars to open up the discussion of themes presented in the magazine. Publication ceased in October 2000 with number 27. ANY magazine issues 0 to 27 Published May 1993 through October 2000. ISSN: 1068 - 4220 Back issues may be purchased directly from the Anyone Corporation. Please add the corresponding amount (per issue) for shipping and handling: US and Canada, $4; Other international, $12. You may send a check in US dollars drawn on a US bank for the correct amount, including shipping and handling, to our back issues department at 41 West 25th Street, 11th floor, New York, NY 10010, USA. Sorry, no credit cards or money orders.
Back Issues of ANY: 0 Writing in Architecture, May/June 1993, Sold Out 1 Seaside and the Real World: A Debate on American Urbanism, July/August 1993, Guest Editor: David Mohney, with a seminar in New York, 17 April 1993, $20 2 A Tribute to James Stirling, September/October 1993, Consulting Editor: Robert Maxwell, $20 3 Electrotecture: Architecture and the Electronic Future, November/December 1993, Guest Editor: Mark C. Taylor, with a seminar in New York, 2 October 1993, Sold Out 4 Architecture and the Feminine: Mop-up Work, January/February 1994, Guest Editor: Jennifer Bloomer, with a seminar in New York, 20 November 1993, $20 5 Lightness, March/April 1994, Guest Editor: John Rajchman, Sold Out 6 Concrete Poetics: Reconsidering Tadao Ando, May/June 1994, $20 7/8 Form Work: Colin Rowe, July/October 1994, Guest Editor: R.E. Somol, Sold Out 9 Urbanism vs Architecture: The Bigness of Rem Koolhaas, November/December 1994, in conjunction with exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, Sold Out 10 Mech-In-Tecture: Reconsidering the Mechanical in the Electronic Era, February/March 1995, Guest Editor: Wes Jones, in conjunction with a seminar on the Internet, $20 11 Legitimate Transcriptions: The Early Work of Charles Gwathmey, July/August 1995, $20 12 The Dimensions of Play: Ways of Thinking Architecture and the City, November/December 1995, $20 13 Tate Frames Architecture: Cashes In on Culture Lottery!, February 1996, $20 14 Tectonics Unbound: Kernform and Kunstform Revisited!, May 1996, Guest Editor: Mitchell Schwarzer, $20 90 Philip Johnson Festschrift, July 1996, $20 15 Memory, Inc.: Return of Repressed Architectural Memory, September 1996, Guest Editor: Anselm Haverkamp, $20 16 Whiteness: White Forms, Forms of Whiteness, November 1996, Guest Editor: Ernest Pascucci, $20 17 Forget Fuller?: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Fuller But Were Afraid to Ask, January 1997, Guest Editor: Reinhold Martin, $20 18 Public Fear: What's So Scary About Architecture, May 1997, Guest Editor: Anthony Vidler, based on a symposium of the same name at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, January 25, 1997, $20 19/20 The Virtual House, September 1997, Guest Editor: John Rajchman, based on the commissioning of seven architects to design a "virtual" house and the discussion of those houses at a seminar in Berlin, 21-22 March 1997, Sold Out 21 How the Critic Sees: Seven Critics on Seven Buildings, December 1997, based on a seminar on architecture criticism held at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, May 1997, $20 22 New York Stories, May 1998, $20 23 Diagram Work: Data Mechanics for a Topological Age, December 1998, Guest Editors: Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, Sold Out 24 Design after Mies: Boxing the Long Shadow at IIT, June 1998, Guest Editor: Detlef Mertins, Sold Out 25/26 Being Manfredo Tafuri, February 2000, Guest Editor: Ignasi de Solà-Morales, $20 27 Being and Nothingness, September 2000, $20 |
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