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This summer, @marko.myl convened the Design–Architecture Forum at @aaschool, part of the @aavisiting_school and Architecture Through Media Forums. A few notes from five days looking at how architectural ideas move through objects, exhibitions, materials, images and other forms of design, bringing together invited contributors, selected presenters and sustained conversation. Cultural producer: @mylomark 
Photos: @alexisliu.kz @alison.ynpp
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AA at the AA DR ANGELA SILVER and ANDREW KING to present PLACE des MONTRÉALAISES at the ARCHITECTURE ASSOCIATION SCHOOL, LONDON DESIGN - ARCHITECTURE FORUM Sunday August 16 1 45 it has been a tremendous privilege to be part of this prestigious and radically innovative forum, presenting and in discussion with some of the freshest minds in international interdisciplinary design, at one of the best design schools in the world. art, architecture, fashion, objects, cultural research, future cities are all part of the discussion. Dr Angela Silver & Andrew King (AK_A) Carlo Gasparini (Alessi) Sabine Marcelis Charlotte Kingsnorth Je Ahn (Studio Weave) Tolga Aydoğdu & Ayçin Atukeren Joumana Mourad (IJAD Dance Company) Natalie Savva (Studio naama) Nicolas König (820) Office ParkScheerbarth Ray Zhang (Wedge) Brian Bo Gyeom Kim, RCA Riccardo Monella, Politecnico di Milano Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee, Carnegie Mellon Ian Callender Sofia Michopoulou Aw Wei Kang Eleni Yapoutzidi Karra Tolga Aydoğdu & Ayçin Atukeren Mina Yaney Ray Zhang (WEDGE)) + we will be sharing our work and research, Montreal's place as a UNESCO City of Design and our process' in leading one of Montréal's most transformative projects. it will be great to be back in London with Dr Silver. join us if you can....gordon's wine bar afterwards https://www.canadianarchitect.com/centring-women-in-the.../ angelasilver.com akafldwrk.com gkc.ca @canadianarchitect @gkc_architecture_design @raic_irac @silver____king.2 @hannahsilverking @fernando_lozano_gkc @patrickmarmen @ubcsala @mcgill_architecture @aaschool @trevboddy @saplsa @designmtl @ordrearchitecteqc @azuremagazine @angelasilver See less
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just like our people - our seeds have been displaced. Forced to change and travel. At the @paliheirloomseedlibrary we have been engaging many people whom we call Seed Protectors to give our seeds home and refuge while gifting other communities their stories, their crops, and their resilience - their generosity will hopefully continue on as we pray they one day can make it back home. This is why we are pleased to share our Flying Seeds Map - an interactive open source platform for growers and seed lovers who have been growing Palestinian seeds to add themselves to the map as they see fit, read and learn about other farmers, and join us in the efforts to protect these threatened varieties. (Better viewed on desktop for now) Thanks to the talented @stephkyuyounglee of @officeofhumanresources for helping us realize this design. As we develop this platform we hope you will populate it with your stories and the voyage of these incredible ancestors. Thank you SEED PROTECTORS all over the world. From Italy to California and down to Colombia we are eternally grateful 🙏🏽🙌🏽🍉❤️🪬 visit our website www.palestineheirloomseedlibrary.com and explore our different projects, add your self to the map if you are a grower, and maybe get your self something from our shop! 😉#flyingseeds #flyingseedmap #palestinianseeds #palestineheirloomseedlibrary #gratefulheart❤️
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PHSL is honored to be a part of the exhibition currently showing at @elmamm “Light, Fire, and Ash”, showing our Flying Seed maps alongside other brilliant artists curated by Ana Ruiz Valencia. Our rapidly growing network of seed protectors is cultivating stories as well as the unique genetics that seeds carry. By creating a geospatial visualization of flying seeds, we can visualize how people all over the world share their experiences, stories, and knowledge of sacred Palestinian and other heirloom varieties. Working as a digital postcard, a point of inquiry, and site of knowledge creation, our map comes out of a need that we have identified over a decade of collaboration with seed savers: The rapidly growing, global community raising Palestinian and other heirloom seeds needs a space to share the magic, the tenderness, and the creative resiliency that comes when we go against the dominant world and cultivate biodiversity.  From the Abu Samara wheat, to jarjeer (arugula), kousa (zucchini), bamyeh (okra), tomatoes, zinnias, chamomile, and the hot peppers of Gaza, the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library (PHSL) works to keep precious seeds from slipping away, as so many varieties do in the face of ecocide, genocide, climate change and forced industrialization. Stay tuned for our virtual map launching before the end of May! Designed by @stephkyuyounglee @officeofhumanresources Concept by Vivien Sansour and the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library #flyingseedmap #palestineheirloomseedlibrary #medellin #lightfireash
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Lilac Fest 2025: Join Us in Bloom! Saturday, May 17th, 2025 (Rain date: May 18th) | 11 AM - 4 PM WILDSEED Community Farm & Healing Village | Millerton, NY Spring is calling us to rise and flourish together! Join us for Lilac Fest 2025—a day of radical joy where farmers, land stewards, artists, and community builders converge to honor spring abundance and uplift the transformative work of Queer, Black, and Brown growers & allies. Enjoy opening ceremonies, mushroom inoculation, seasonal lunch, workshops, foraging walks, plant swaps, healing offerings, and more—all in a landscape bursting with lilacs in bloom! Tickets start at $30 (covering just 25% of true costs). We welcome partners and volunteers to help make this celebration possible. COVID safety protocols include pre-testing and outdoor activities. Register now to secure your spot! Partners who commit by April 30th will be featured on our official flyer. LINK TO REGISTER IN BIO
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“Politics of the Territory” My conversation with researchers Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee @stephkyuyounglee (Office of Human Resources @officeofhumanresources) and Philipp Sattler @artchitection on how agricultural practices and land ownership models express social, political, and economic systems. This conversation is part of @koozarch’s Issue #04 | Terra Infirma. Read on KoozArch www.koozarch.com/interviews/politics-of-the-territory
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Announcing the Center for Indigenous Studies and Rethinking Place: Bard-on-Mahicantuck Spring 2025 Public Programs, featuring a screening of By Blood for Black History Month, 2025 Food & Memory Conference & Exhibition, beading workshop, artist & alumni/ae lectures, and more. More information for each event will be announced via our newsletter and Instagram. Stay tuned & see you soon.
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#Conversation | “Politics of the territory”, conversation by Valerio Franzone @v.franzone with researchers Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee @stephkyuyounglee and Philipp Sattler @artchitection. As part of KoozArch’s issue Terra Infirma, they discussed how agricultural practices and land ownership models express social, political, and economic systems. Lee’s Hard Labor, Soft Space: The Making of Radical Ruralism, and Sattler’s Trembling Worlds analyse questions of land property and productivity in the Upstate New York and Austrian territories and how they inform social identity, memory, and racial issues. Through field and archival investigations, they tackle academic research methodologies, building a critique of capitalism and looking at new cohabitation models. Tap the link in bio to read the full conversation!
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🌴🌕🌔MOONRISE 🌖🌑🌴takes the occasion of the full-moon, mid-autumn festival to connect Asian diasporic worldviews, spaces, and territories in South Florida. This performance-talk-workshop explores non-western embodied knowledge systems in architectural & agricultural practices.  Presentations by:   @lllilywonlll discusses the emergence of Asian-run home gardens and farming communities in Homestead and Redland, agricultural areas south of Miami. Adopting the common agriculturalist view of South Florida as an “outdoor greenhouse”, they are growing various species of tropical vegetables and fruits for diasporic food networks on the East Coast. @charmoftheorient , a graduate student from Myanmar, shares how sourcing tropical produce for her juicery venture in Miami led to connections with different diasporic groups.   @stephkyuyounglee illustrates the entanglements of agents, events, and institutions that led to the history of land grabs from Asian American agrarian settlements — from the Homestead Act, Chinese Exclusion Act, and Executive Order 9066 to the latest rise of Sinophobic Alien Land Laws, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ SB 264 from 2023.   @rickyli22 situates the work of @environmentaltechnik (WET) within architecture’s shifting disciplinary bounds. He presents the curatorial project Breach, which transfers the archives of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ work on “water-related infrastructures” to the context of an art institution, and introduces Maritime Substates, the ongoing research practice on how oceanic spaces have mediated modern enclosures and exposures of this planet.   @xiaoxi_projecting traces how the calendar functions as a spatial-political-epistemological instrument in the making of societies during the political demise of the lunisolar calendar and subsequent promulgation of Gregorian and Greenwich Mean Time in revolutionary China. She presents world-making documents that translate, reconcile, and illustrate pluralistic temporal realities during revolutionary political transitions. —- Under the Banyan tree by Lake Osceola at the paved labyrinth School of Architecture University of Miami
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The College of Architecture, Art, and Planning is pleased to welcome new long-term faculty, and endowed visiting critics and fellows to Ithaca and New York City. Their experience and expertise will further enrich the college's commitment to academic and creative excellence. Learn more - link in bio. Image 1 (clockwise): Jose Castillo Chair and Professor, Architecture; Tiffany Cheng Assistant Professor, Design Tech; Cody A. Danks Burke Director, Baker Program in Real Estate, Professor of Practice, Paul Rubacha Department of Real Estate. Image 2 (clockwise): Billie Faircloth Associate Professor, Architecture; Cornell Atkinson Scholar and Senior Faculty Fellow at the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability; Pamela Karimi Associate Professor, Architecture; Stephanie Lee Strauch Early Career Fellow, Architecture; Vishaan Chakrabarti Thomas J. Baird Visiting Critic, Architecture. Image 3 (clockwise): Marc McQuade Gensler Visiting Critic, Architecture; Pamela Sneed, Visiting Critic and Teiger Mentor in the Arts, Art; Christiana Moss Strauch, Visiting Critic in Sustainable Design, Architecture.
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If you are in NYC, don’t miss this show bringing to a wonderful closure Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee’s fellowship at Bard Architecture. Radical Farms, An exhibition by Office of Human Resources Citigroup NYC, 104b Forsyth St, New York, NY 10009 On View: June 29 - July 20, 2024 Opening Reception: Saturday, June 29th, 6 - 8pm Hard Labor / Soft Space documents the current surge of collective farms and radical food systems in and around the Hudson Valley. Against the backdrop of land distribution laws such as the Homestead Act (1862) and the Alien Land Law (1913) that led to the current racial disparity in agricultural land ownership, this ongoing project reframes rurality as a site of radical reclamation. Developed as part of the Bard Architecture Fellowship Program, this design-research forms a comparative genealogy of utopian agrarian projects starting with 19th Century Abolitionist movements in the United States to the current wave of BIPOC-led radical farms in the Hudson Valley. In 1972, sociologist Liselotte Ungers and architect Oswald Mathias Ungers published Kommunen in de Neuen Welt: 1740–1972 (Communes in the New World), based on their pilgrimage to 35 utopian communes in the U.S. This exhibit is at once homage and critique of past architectural studies on collective living strategies. Land-based projects are represented here to address the erasure of race in the history of rural ideation and explore future living strategies rooted in racial and social justice. Through counter-mapping, archiving and film, this exhibit highlights alternative agrarian settlements and renounces models of industrial farming that thrive on the extraction of labor, capital, and lands of others. Organizer: Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee This exhibit is supported by the Architecture + Design Independent Projects program, a grant partnership of the New York State Council on the Arts and The Architectural League of New York. Independent Projects grants are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State legislature.
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