Based at Columbia University, the DeathLab is a trans-disciplinary research and design space focused on reconceiving how we live with death in the metropolis.
What. A. Day. Got to meet @gsappDeathLAB after following their work for years, and pounded the streets of Manhattan. 29k steps. That’s gonna hurt tomorrow
MacDowell Fellows donated 10 new works to the #JamesBaldwinLibrary in the last few months of 2021, each one supported by a MacDowell residency! The works all become part of the library's collection and benefit future artists-in-residence. https://t.co/mt2YvEJ4Ea #MadeAtMacDowell
excited to see that the state supports a serious study of repurposing miles of underutilized former freight lines to better connect communities in Brooklyn and Queens https://t.co/U2lm3jHJ6e
Desmond Tutu requested alkaline hydrolysis — elevating the morality of environmental consciousness in death as in life, and signaling widespread readiness for continued change in the funerary industry. https://t.co/IvyBwcxzH7
Brought to you by GSAPP Advanced Architectural Design students, rAADio wraps its first season of investigations on entanglements of architecture. Listen all three episodes here before the second season arrives: m.https://t.co/ixramQL5nN
How can architecture better understand and adapt to our contemporary conditions? Our upcoming exhibition, #ASectionofNow looks at right now: with a focus on expanding notions of family, property ownership, activism, work, technology, and life expectations: https://t.co/ZaC1sbx4YC
@AriW@longpathOrg @ernestbeckerfdn @LabTerror spaces of death and remembrance can catalyze #civicsacred intergenerational care, and don’t necessarily have to be morose at all — great episode.
Happy belated book birthday to @gsappDeathLAB's Karla Rothstein (MF 18) and Christina Staudt. Their co-edited book, THE FUTURE OF THE CORPSE: Changing Ecologies of Death and Disposition, was released late last month with @ABC_CLIO: https://t.co/6qdxKCuEv0