Shane Reiner-Roth

2 months ago | archinect.com | Josh Niland |Sean Joyner |Alexander Walter |Shane Reiner-Roth

A new Kickstarter campaign to reprint the archives of the former Archigram magazine in 2025 with help from ARTBOOK D.A.P. The first authorized facsimile of all ten issues to be printed since 1963 aims to increase access to currently rare copies of the publication (the M+ museum acquired the...

Jan 13, 2025 | archpaper.com | Shane Reiner-Roth

As the fires expanded across the hillsides in Los Angeles toward its center, an anonymous quote was spreading across social media: “Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until you’re the one filming it.” Climate change has arrived in our living rooms, imploring us to take to the streets to repair our neighborhoods, keep a watchful eye over those who stand to profit from it, and stand better...

Dec 9, 2024 | untappedjournal.com | Mark Byrnes |Shane Reiner-Roth

At the peak of his fame, in the mid-1980s, artist Scott Burton often spoke of functional design and its value through the perspective of future archaeologists and anthropologists. “What matters is how intensely it reflects the history of its moment, how much it reveals of what history is about at that time,” he explained. A performance artist, furniture designer, and art critic in the 1970s, Burton’s visibility increased greatly in the following decade.

Oct 31, 2024 | latimes.com | Shane Reiner-Roth

This must be Echo ParkFor as long as downtown L.A. has been a bustling center for American business and trade, Echo Park has been its nearest escape. A slow walk down the neighborhood’s winding boulevards and up its remarkably steep hillside streets — if you dare — is the best way to take in one of Southern California’s first suburbs.

Oct 4, 2024 | aninteriormag.com | Shane Reiner-Roth

The lives of Courtney Wilk-Mandel and Danny Mandel have changed considerably in five years. In 2019, the newly married couple purchased a single-story home with a backyard in Los Angeles’s Mar Vista that felt cavernous after their small apartment in Silver Lake. A small backyard with a one-car garage in the corner was the cherry on top. The novelty, however, only lasted a couple of months.