We stand with our dear friends and comrades of London-based interdisciplinary design collective RESOLVE, who have decided to pull out their Barbican exhibition them’s the breaks. Read their statement here: https://t.co/TXN6kAYNpB
Come and celebrate the EYESORE Lost Spaces magazine launch with an afternoon of film screenings, foraged food, and music this Sunday 26 Feb at the Ridley Road Social Club! 📣
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Dear friends,🔈 📸 we are happy to announce that we are showcasing our @sirkhanedarkroom masterpieces at @macromediauniversity on 09.02.2023 📍(Gertrudenstr. 3
20095 Hamburg) special thanks to the curators @xenia.mar @lisamarjbaur and @macromediauniversity
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!
☕️ Join us this Saturday for an afternoon of coffee and mags at Head Hi bookshop on January 14th 1-5pm. We invite you to come meet our New York-based EYESORE team member, pick up the new issue, and enjoy coffee and scrumptious treats from the cafe and art bookshop.
🍾 Issue 5 is out and it’s time to celebrate!
🌍 Over the next couple months we will be holding a series of launch events in the US, UK, and Europe. We are excited to announce that the first event will be in Brooklyn, New York.
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📢We have extended our preorder campaign!
If you preoder now you will receive a copy of the mag before the official launch in the new year ✨ and have the priceless satisfaction of helping a magazine come to print that platforms underrepresented voices in the built environment.
📢This is the final week to order an advanced copy of Issue 5: Lost Spaces! Beyond the creative and thoughtful articles, the prize in side each magazine is a link to view KOLEKTNV, our first documentary we released last year. https://t.co/x6BfdsGBgt
🏠Reflections on the Giant Dolls’ House workshops held in Goa with children, fishermen, local artists, school children and women and girls from the Ish Kripa Sadan Women Shelter who created dolls’ house boxes to personally and critically reflect on issues facing Goa as a province
📝An interview with Maria-Magdalena lanchis about the project ‘Once upon a time there was life’ in which she explores ideas of death, memory and inheritance through her archive of found photography.