Interview / ZDENĚK ENT / Increasing Density Is the Fate of a City
Interview of Fedor Blaščák with architect Zdeněk Ent from the Prague’s Institute of Planning and Development
27 / 9 / 2018
by Fedor Blaščák
Interview / Lev Rubinstein: RUSSIA IS BOTH HORRIBLE AND BEAUTIFUL, AS ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN
23 / 2 / 2018
by Fedor Blaščák
Interview / JERSZY SEYMOUR: What kind of revolution do we need?
1 / 4 / 2017
by Fedor Blaščák
Essay / Miloš Laky (1948 – 1975)
A biographical sketch and contribution to the social history of the Slovak neo-avant-garde in the early 1970s.
26 / 6 / 2022
by Fedor Blaščák
Essay / CATASTROPHE
20 / 9 / 2020
by Fedor Blaščák
Essay / TRANSAPRENCY
(Slovenčina) Strnulý pohľad spoza záclony
13 / 4 / 2020
by Fedor Blaščák
Essay / PUBLIC SPACE
What is the nature of a public space? Is it something bestowed objectively, or is it created subjectively? Is it an existing city space created by streets, squares, parks and public buildings; or is it a space for the constantly updated proceedings of free individuals? Does public space exist for us directly and unproblematically, given that the streets, squares, etc., are already there, or is it something that we bring about by our coordinated activities, by the expending of effort on the foundation of shared interests?
20 / 1 / 2020
by Fedor Blaščák
Essay / TIME
26 / 3 / 2019
by Fedor Blaščák
(Slovenčina) Esej / LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, MARTIN HEIDEGGER A ICH DOMY
26 / 7 / 2017
by Fedor Blaščák