Blair Kamin’s weblog, The Skyline, has a brief post on a recent meeting he had with Ada Louise Huxatble, architecture critic for the Wall Street Journal and author of a recent biography of Frank Lloyd Wright.
The topic of Wright does not come up, but there is news of a new book by Huxtable, arriving in November:
[A] collection of her columns from the Times, the Journal, and the New York Review of Books. She was promoting her book, of course, but I don’t mind telling you about it. To be published by Walker & Company, the book is titled “On Architecture: Collected Reflections on a Century of Change.” It will span from the early 1960s to the present, telling a story of architectural revolution and counter-revolution–the rise of modernism, the reaction of post-modernism, and how they led to the bold new architecture of today.