VIA Journal was published by the University of Pennsylvania's
Graduate School of Fine Arts from 1968 to 1990. The journal reflected
the school's unusually broad intellectual tent, encompassing
architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, urban design, and
the fine arts under one roof. Unlike the tightly theory-focused
journals from Columbia and Yale in the same era,
VIA was
explicitly interdisciplinary from the outset. The publication ended in
1990.
VIA Books was founded in 2008 and had three editions:
Occupations (2008), followed by
Dirt (2009) and
Camouflage (2010), each edited by graduate students with faculty
advisors.
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