@osobwr@umarchitecture Asante 🙏🏾 … Eh pole sana, life as an architect in Kenya is less of a career and more persecution from the state, and the often unscrupulous private sector. Our value is regularly questioned. But we must still just press on.
All the best the struggle. regards, K.
A tough two years have gone by, but we’re simply grateful to be standing together looking forward into the unknown and uncharted. From left, Mtamu Kililo, Stella Mutegi, Kevin Mwangi, Priscillah Msafari, Kabage Karanja.
Speaking live from Nairobi at 3pm London time for the #Dezeen15 festival, @BureauCave will set out their vision for a new infrastructure for their city that will address colonial and imperial injustices.
https://t.co/aSC3OPUI6V
Maasai people could once again legally herd their cattle through Nairobi via Cow Corridors proposed by @BureauCave in this manifesto prepared for #Dezeen15.
https://t.co/D7djeJxroZ
still processing the quiet brilliance of @BureauCave honoured to have been able to invite them for a conversation. can't imagine better way of starting re-possession lecture series. privileged to be conspiring with @charlotttegrace#samoljubav
Join us Tomorrow 28.10.21 at 18:30 (UK)
Our International Lecture Series returns w/ 'Geological Kinship and Resistance' w/ special guests
@BureauCave @RCA
Live on Zoom. Register & join free: https://t.co/6l39jqTEU8
Design: Ziga Testen
International Lecture Series is back! Under the title RE-POSSESSION @charlottelgrace @AdrianLahoud and i have some exciting offerings to share and conversations to engage with. We start with @BureauCave!!!
#HowWillWeLiveTogether | Giardini
“A collection of obsidian stone hanging from the ceiling with sisal rope.”
@BureauCave: The Anthropocene Museum: Exhibit 3.0 Obsidian Rain
Visit the #BiennaleArchitettura2021 in #Venice until November 21.
🎟 → https://t.co/yuDPM7BOdB
Some of the caves that @BureauCave research were transposed to Venice for the presentation at different scales. The work addresses anthropological and geological contexts of the postcolonial African city as a means to confront the challenges of contemporary rural & urban lives.