Grey Room

Papers
(The median citation count of Grey Room is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
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Atmospheric Regulation in the Panorama10
The Hot Noise of Open-Air Cinema9
Interaction Chronograph: The Administration of Equilibrium2
Mood as the Content of Modern Art2
News from Nowhere: Participatory Design in the Scandinavian Workplace1
Fieldnotes from Solaris: Ship's Logs, Shipwrecks, and Salt Water as Medium1
Making the “World Spectacle Trial“: Design as Forensic Practice at the Nuremberg Trials1
The Manufacturer's Signature: Trademarks and Other Signs of Authenticity on Manet's Bar at the Folies-Bergère1
The Giant's Door of St. Stephen's1
German Pavilion/German Exhibits: An Almost Forgotten Episode in the History of Modern Architecture1
Virtual Space, Bodily Matter: Bruce Nauman's Holograms1
Mood for Modernists: An Introduction to Three Riegl Translations1
Quantum Computing and the Analog/Digital Distinction1
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Editors' Introduction: Pious Technologies and Secular Designs0
Algorithmic Images: Artificial Intelligence and Visual Culture0
The Image of the (Inner) City: Frederic D. Moyer and Carceral Aesthetics in the Great Society0
A Provocation to Contemporary Art as Place-Making: Some Observations after Documenta 150
The Absent Prince: Reflections on Personality Rights and Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith0
A Black Carpet of Bitumen0
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Automaton Religion and the National Body: Ajeeb in Brazil0
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“The Idea Was in the Air”: Nadar's Aerial Media0
On Documenta 150
Articulated Flatness: Document Culture and Modernism in the Mundaneum and Beyond0
From Paperwork to “Mechanized Administration”: Designing the Bureaucracy of Self-Management in Postwar Yugoslavia0
A Feedback Situation: Dennis Oppenheim's Cybernetics of the Family0
The German Campaign against Cultural Freedom: Documenta 15 in Context0
Plan and Council: Genealogies of Calculation, Organization, and Transvaluation0
Toward a Reappraisal of Comparative Studies: The Case of South American Modernism0
Image/Vessel/Waste0
The West Berlin Staatsbibliothek and the Sound Politics of Libraries0
On Cristoforo Sorte's Osservationi nella pittura: Water, Fire, and Landscape in Early Modern Venice0
“What You See Is What You Get”: The Art of Protecting Design in Intellectual Property Law0
Notes for Lessons in Physics and Chemistry as Applied to the Arts0
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When Louis Pasteur Taught at the Beaux-Arts0
Liquid History: Millbank, London and the Thames Flood of 19280
Film Courses in Art Schools0
Observations on Painting0
“The Higher Forms Are Also the Weaker Ones”: Technics and Humanism in Max Bense's “Technical Existence”0
On the Graphic Analysis of Forms in Painting0
Religious Horizons in New York's 1920s0
Michael Rakowitz's The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist0
Snowdrops Bloom in September0
Taylorism Transfigured: Industrial Rhythm and the British Factory0
Piranesi Slices0
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Sol Worth, Film Theory, and the Politics of the Bio-Documentary0
An Introduction to Cultural Heritage Law0
Loquacious Objects: Contemporary Iranian Art, Autotranslation, and the Readings of Benevolence0
The Secret History of Science and Modernity: The History of Science and the History of Religion0
Reflections on Lumbung, Storytelling, and Collective Learning0
A Partly Vacated Historicism: Artifacts, Architecture, and Time in Nineteenth-Century Papal Rome0
Vacuum Cleaner or Submachine Gun: A Traveling Cinema for Engineers0
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Evaporating Dürer0
On Drawing from Memory and from Objects0
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Rumor and Media: On Circulations and Credence (via Kant and Marx)0
Does Bolsonaro Have a Point? (Or Does He Have a Semicolon?)0
Architectures of Captivity0
Missed Encounters: Introduction to Documenta 15 Dossier0
Learning with Documenta 15: Principles, Practices, Problems0
Everyday Myth0
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The Private Museum Goes Public: An American Tale of Death and Taxes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art0
Socialist Multimedia Warfare: Cine-Exhibition of Class Struggle in 1960s China0
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Letter to an Encyclopedic Museum Curator0
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The Work of Copyright Law in the Age of Generative AI0
Pearce v. OMA: Architectural Authorship on the Courtroom Table0
Global Patterns: Hannah Höch, Interwar Abstraction, and the Weimar Inflation Crisis0
The Origin of Geometry0
Bad Brains: Cybernetics, Paranoia, and the Cognitive Science of Religion0
Stacks, Shelves, and the Law: Restructuring the Library of Congress0
The Word Processing of Watergate and the Metaphysics of Information0
Contractual Practices0
Moral Rights: The Anti-copyright0
Technical Existence0
“Terrestrial Not by Nature and Essence”: The Acclimatization Chamber as Surface Technology in South Africa, ca. 19580
Trademark Law and the Contingent Art Object0
The Restoration of the Wall Paintings in the Holy Cross Chapel of the Wawel Cathedral in Kraków0
Editors' Introduction: The Aerial Image0
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The Labor of Authorship: Harun Farocki's Early Writing0
Death from Above in Minard's Napoleon Map0
Alberti, Ornament, Nature, and Law: A Reading of De re aedificatoria0
I.M. Pei's JFK Library, in Poetry, Prose, and Meeting Minutes0
By Means of the Line: Meyer Schapiro and Drawing as an Epistemological Tool0
If a Painting Is Like a Window, Is It a Means of Ventilation?0
Roundtable on Warhol v. Goldsmith: An Introduction to Warhol v. Goldsmith0
Praxis and Action: Toward Building as a Collective Practice in Postwar Yugoslavia0
“A Better Idea than the Best Constructed Charts”: Watercolor Views in Early British Hydrography0
Editors' Introduction: Art beyond Copyright0
Interrelations: The CIAM Grid in 19490
Nothing to See Here: On the Bracketing of the Spectator in a Hyperrelational Exhibition0
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Extralegal Portraiture: Surveillance, between Privacy and Expression0
Political Constructivism0
Necessary Variation and Variety0
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Self-Suggestion in the Tuskegee Machine: Technical Drawing under Jim Crow0
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