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Rome Teaching Workshop 2020
Open Call for 2020 Rome Teaching Fellows
Application Deadline: December 1st, 2019, 6pm est
The Rome Teaching Workshop 2020 will bring together a cohort of four teaching fellows to Rome for a 3-4 day period between May 18 and June 14 2020, to be resident in an apartment in Trastevere and to teach and lecture in the Palazzo Pio near Campo...
Jacques Rancière: How does Architecture Distribute the Sensible?
Philosopher Jacques Rancière will debate his philosophy of equality, aesthetics, dissensus and the question of how architecture “distributes the sensible” with four architectural theorists: Peggy Deamer, Anthony Vidler, Michael Young and Joan Ockman.
Is there an Object-Oriented Architecture?
Is there an Object-Oriented Architecture? brings Graham Harman’s philosophy into confrontation with architecture. As one of the leading thinkers in the Speculative Realism movement, Harman has developed a unique realist position in philosophy that sees the universe as a carnival of equal objects with no hierarchy between humans and nonhumans. In his model, Unicorns, triangles, bicycles, neutrons, and humans are all...
Theory’s Curriculum e-flux Symposium
This one–day event addressed who our architectural theory syllabi represent, what theoretical objects or concerns they should address, and why we should continue to teach architectural theory today? The program included the launch and presentation of the e–flux Architecture project, Theory's Curriculum, as well as responses to the project by twelve panelists.
Theory’s Curriculum AA Roundtable
This half–day roundtable addressed presented the Theory's Curriculum e–flux Architecture project to a London audience at the Architectural Association. The program included an introduction to the project by Joseph Bedford and responses by five panelists: Mark Morris, Mollie Claypool, Mario Carpo, Pier Vittorio Aureli, Jane Rendell.