The article, emerging from researches that investigate the connections between culture and pedagogy, introduces a discussion about possibilities offered by architecture to reflect on intellectual movements inspired by post-structuralist thought. The analysis focus is Sidney Pollack's documentary Sketches of Frank Gehry. The prevalent visual textuality of contemporary ways of using urban space, Frank Gehry's language and his creative architectural operations are discussed. It is understood that while searching for the limits of language, artists, as well as researchers, rummage the limits of our world and teach us to revolutionize life on a daily basis.
Post-Structuralist Research; Architecture and Pedagogy; Culture and Pedagogy; Cinema and Education; Frank Gehry