Author: Lucy Gong
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Design in Dialogue #106: Mabel O. Wilson & Mario Gooden
Mabel O. Wilson is co-curator of the landmark MoMA exhibition Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness In America. Mario Gooden is one of the 11 practitioners featured in the exhibition whose work seeks to reimagine the legacies of race-based dispossession and celebrate the ways African-Americans have mobilized Black cultural spaces, forms, and practices as sites of imagination, […]
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Design in Dialogue #105: Andrés Reisinger
Andrés Reisinger caught the design world’s attention earlier this year, when he sold ten purely digital objects through an NFT auction, for real-world prices. How did he do it, and what are the implications? Join us for a conversation with the designer, who hails from Buenos Aires and is now based in Barcelona, but seems […]
A new permanent edition of Paul Cocksedge’s Please Be Seated has opened in Taikoo Park, Hong Kong
Design in Dialogue #104: Jaime Hayon
GT2P wins Las Salinas Park Urban Park Contest in collaboration with Archiplan Chile and Planoamano
The project “Parque Jardín Botánico” (Botanical Garden Park) designed in co-authorship by Archiplan, gt2p and Planoamano, became the winner of the International Competition to design the Las Salinas Urban Park (PULS), a space with the highest standard for the city of Viña del Mar, which will be transformed into a multifunctional green area. Of the […]
Design in Dialogue #103: Ronan Bouroullec
Design in Dialogue #102: Amanda Williams
Paul Cocksedge Reimagines “Please Be Seated” for the Kew Gardens
Design in Dialogue #101: Dorte Mandrup
Denver Art Museum Acquires Work by Andile Dyalvane
Andile Dyalvane | Where the Heart Is (2021)
Design in Dialogue #100: Sheila Hicks
Design in Dialogue #99: Jacques Herzog
Jacques Herzog, founding partner of the eminent architectural firm Herzog & De Meuron, will join us for an in-depth conversation about his own firm’s practice and legacy, and the cultural role of the architect today. Among the topics we considered are the building’s qualities as a sculptural object; Herzog & De Meuron’s many collaborations with […]
Design in Dialogue #98: Paul S. Briggs
Paul S. Briggs has developed a trenchant body of work over the past few years, deploying foundational techniques of coiling and slab-building to powerfully metaphorical effect. His work touches on brutal realities, such as mass incarceration, while also engaging histories of abstraction and architecture. Join us for a deep exploration of this artist’s technical, aesthetic, […]
