One magazine in particular, for me, is a striking example of the longevity of modernist style. A.C. Documentos de Actividad Contemporanea was a magazine about modern architecture, urbanism, art, film, and culture. It certainly looks of it's time, but the magazine has a fresh familiarity about it that is not far from certain art and design related magazines today. It especially recalls Below the Fold, Jessica Helfand and William Drenttel's occasional design/culture publication, with its stark black and white photography and spot color overprint.

The exhibition website is flash, so to I've included the A.C. covers after the jump for viewing...