A good read for those worried about implications of AI on creative work “But this is part of what it means to think: To be right, it must be possible to be wrong. Intelligence consists not only of creative conjectures but also of creative criticism.” https://t.co/ri7rQzeJTC
EYESORE Issue #5: Lost Spaces is out now! Join the issue’s co-editor (and DCrit alumn!) @Clara_A_Gross for coffee, chats, and mags at Head Hi art bookshop and cafe on Saturday. We’ll be there - join us!
I’ve been working on this issue for a year and it’s finally here -almost! Presale is live for EYESORE Issue 5. Your order helps an independent mag pay its contributors and cover printing costs.
EYESORE is hitting the radios waves with @montez_radio 📻 Tune in on Thursday at 12pm EST to listen to us talk about the upcoming issue of the mag.
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For "The Graduates: Interviews with the Next Generation of Architects," Clara Gross interviewed five advanced students from different architecture schools, many with ideas for how curricula could evolve to be more supportive. Read it in Oculus: https://t.co/01YNuUDfAy #OculusMag
I wrote my MA thesis for @DCrit on the proposed plan for the @CityofTelosa. You can read an excerpt of the piece on Medium.
Startup City: How Business-driven
Urban Planning Misses the Mark on City-making by @DCrit https://t.co/PUOZIBh7LQ
Two new plazas officially opened in Lower Manhattan today! Rapkin-Gayle Plaza (left) and Manuel Plaza (right) were once gravel lots. Now, they are open greenspaces with seating and turf for passive play, while they continue to serve as key components of @NYCWater operations.
A revealing look inside plans for a new city in Saudi Arabia. I’m unsettled by the legal and financial motivations, not to mention the environmental destruction and displacement involved. It begs the question, who is this city for? https://t.co/UJ3a7NvtrG via @BW
Does an architecture degree prepare students for a job in architecture? #OculusMag explores the Q from three points of view: schools, employers, & recent grads. AIANY members: email op-eds of 800-1200 words on this theme to [email protected] by Fri, 6/24! https://t.co/HQNbYLc2hx