text: Jim: I've been to MoMA today
  Jim: there is an amazing exhibition about Yugoslav architecture
  Jim: Have you seen it?
  Nic: Yes, last month, this is a really beautifully curated exhibition
  Jenny: Jim, I wanted to know your opinion about it, since you know so much about the region
  Jenny: Is it really so well made? because for a person who knows nothing about Yugoslavia it seems quite amazing
  Jim: it is extremely well prepared and presented, even for someone who knows the subject quite well
  Jim: I found out a lot from this exhibition
  Zac: Would you do anything differently? Do you have any critical remarks to share?
  Jim: hmm, nothing really critical. I just had some ideas, what else could be presented or added
  Zac: like what?
  Jim: they show this beautiful project for Skopje, after the big earthquake
  Jim: when Yugoslavia together with the UN prepared a huge plan to rebuilt the destroyed city
  Jim: this is a project that became a part of history of architecture and urbanism
  Zac: it seems so
  Jim: but what is also very interesting is what happened afterwards
  Jim: when they abandoned the project, criticised it and most of all the new project - Skopje 2014
  Jenny: I heard it's horrible
  Jim: it us a nightmare. So Skopje transformed from a city that was planned to have the best architecture in the world to a city with arguably the ugliest, most kitschy buildings
  Jenny: this story sounds very interesting indeed.
  Jim: yes, but maybe it would be good for another exhibition
  Jenny: maybe
target: Jim and Nick saw the exhibition about Yugoslav architecture in MoMA. Jim finds the exhibition extremely well prepared and presented. Jim thinks architecture in Skopje could be a good topic for another exhibition.