Nov. 20: join us for conference panel discussions on "Making-Do," modes of fixing and/or adapting urban spaces by those in precarious, marginalized or at-risk communities, as an act of staking claim to place.
Pre-recorded talks to be released Nov. 13.
https://t.co/14E2oKWGI3
Making Do in Urbanism and the Arts is happening now! @gillianjein is wrapping up her keynote offering a lively reading of Henri Lefebvre in conversation with Bruno Latour, and the "Telling Stories" panel is starting shortly. Join us via zoom: https://t.co/q8OCK0ql5S
Join us tomorrow for Making Do in Urbanism and the Arts, ft. @gillianjein's keynote "Making Do: Towards a Theory of Practice" and panel discussions of participants' pre-recorded talks. Register and view the talks before or after the conference at https://t.co/YkFCBjgLBW.
The talks for "Making Do in Urbanism and the Arts" touch on everything from gardening, conference bags, pop-up urbanism, unplanned planning, scaffolding, the stories sidewalks can tell, and the resonance of maintenance art today. Check out the videos at https://t.co/YkFCBjgLBW!
Nov. 20: join us for conference panel discussions on "Making-Do," modes of fixing and/or adapting urban spaces by those in precarious, marginalized or at-risk communities, as an act of staking claim to place.
Pre-recorded talks to be released Nov. 13.
https://t.co/14E2oKWGI3
panelists include @eddwall, @ChanLiska, @elisavethasa, @maxwellmutanda, @raechelroot, @JosephSussi, @theurbangeog, Jacques Abelman, Greg Barton, Gwendolyn Cohen, Rodrigo Escandón Cesarman, Robert P. Fenton, Michael Geffel, Marc Miller, Brett Milligan, and Erika Baumgartner Molnar
CFP: "Making Do" in Urbanism and the Arts
This conference seeks to examine 'making-do,' the personalized modes of fixing and/or adapting urban spaces by those in precarious, marginalized or at-risk communities.
Learn more and submit by January 6, 2020:
https://t.co/kkpwhZnYRm
CFP: "Making Do" in Urbanism and the Arts
This conference seeks to examine 'making-do,' the personalized modes of fixing and/or adapting urban spaces by those in precarious, marginalized or at-risk communities.
Learn more and submit by January 6, 2020:
https://t.co/kkpwhZnYRm
Excited to be co-organizing another conference with @UOslowlab, @ChanLiska and Elizabeth Stapleton! Since hearing Liska talk about "making do" last fall, I think about it all the time and see it everywhere.
Submit papers by January 6 at the link below!
Join us THIS FRIDAY for a seminar on "Meadow Lines," an exhibition of Katherine Jenkins' drawings, on view at the Center for Art Research through November 15th.