Michel Ragon

Michel Ragon is a noted French writer, art critic, and architectural theorist, known for his significant contributions to the discourse on modern architecture and urbanism in the mid-20th century. An influential figure in cultural activism, Ragon played a pivotal role in connecting various artists, architects, and intellectuals, and was a key player in the founding of the Group International d’Architecture Prospective (GIAP) in 1965. His work often explored themes of libertarian thought in architecture and city planning, examining the impact of demographic growth and envisioning alternative urban futures.