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"Eyes That Saw : Architecture after Las Vegas" / Stanislaus von Moos and Martino Stierli, Scheidegger &#38; Spiess, 2020, 1 Vol. (504 p.),  ISBN 978-3-85881-820-1 Accédez au site éditeur :  Eyes That Saw Participation membre UMR AUSserValéry Didelon (ACS/AUSser) : « The Revolution is Dead; Long Live the Revolution » Résumé du livreAt the peak of the 1968/69 students’ riots at American Universities,  Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, together with Steven Izenour,  pursued their Design and Research Studio on the topic of Las Vegas at  Yale School of Architecture. The results of this were condensed into the  book Learning from Las Vegas that became a classic almost instantly  upon its first publication in 1972. The treatise excited the 1970s  architecture world and has remained influential to architects, teachers  and theoreticians to the present day.Some forty years later, Eyes that Saw: Architecture after Las Vegas offers  a richly illustrated collection of essays by renowned scholars of art  and architectural history, eminent architects, and artists,  investigating Learning from Las Vegas and its heritage from various  perspectives. All build on the knowledge of the radical influence it had  on architecture and urban design, visual art, and even on history more  generally. Published alongside are documents from the Venturi, Scott  Brown &#38; Associates Archive at University of Pennsylvania, as well as  an illustrated chronology of the resonance in international media  following the publication of Learning from Las Vegas in 1972. With contributions Stan Allen, David Allin, Eve Blau, Beatriz Colomina, Valéry Didelon,  Elizabeth Diller, Peter Fischli, Dan Graham, Neil Levine, Mary McLeod,  Rafael Moneo, Stanislaus von Moos, David M. Schwarz, Denise Scott Brown,  Katherine Smith, Martino Stierli, Karin Theunissen, and Robert Venturi.  Preface by Robert A.M. Stern. 