The new urban aesthetic: digital experiences of urban change: by Mónica Montserrat Degen and Gillian Rose, London, Bloomsbury Visual Arts, 177 pp., £63 (hardcover).

Degen and Rose not only write about the flatness of easily marketable representations but about ways of doing aesthetic labour and models of action. With I The New Urban Aesthetic i , Mónica Montserrat Degen and Gillian Rose take us to Doha, Milton Keynes, and London. In other words, Degen and Rose create a focus in each chapter, also, I suggest, to allow readers to start drawing relations to other forms of aesthetic labour delineated elsewhere in the book. [Extracted from the article]

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