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Agonistic Interfaces: A critical exploration of StalkShow through politics and curation
— This article is part of the Urban Friction seminar series 2017-2018 — During the course of the Urban Friction seminars, we discovered the ...
Welcome To Think Much. Cry Much. A Performance Piece That Will Not Change Your Life
— This article is part of the Urban Friction seminar series 2017-2018 — During SPRING festival in May 2018, I visited the performance piece ...
Graffiti ARtwork: Bypassing Current Legislation
Critical Making: An Inspiring Workshop — This article is part of the Urban Friction seminar series 2017-2018 — The Urban Friction 2017-2018 ...
New Chapter “Situated Installations for Urban Data Visualization: Interfacing the Archive-City” by Nanna Verhoeff
From user-generated images of streets to professional architectural renderings, and from digital maps and drone footages to representations of invisible ...
Stand By Me
A Citizen’s Right to Being Visible in the City — This article is part of the Urban Friction seminar series 2017-2018 — “–What do ...
Reoccupying Public Space
— This article is part of the Urban Friction seminar series 2017-2018 — The Urban Frictions graduate seminar 2017-2018 provided insights into ...
THE RIGHT TO THE CITY: the [urban interfaces] graduate seminar 2018-2019
New technologies and datafication in so-called smart cities affect how we interface with the city. Social, economic and technological changes also lead to ...
Contribution to Knack Weekend Magazine on Instagram and the city
Belgian magazine Knack Weekend featured an item (in Dutch) about the ways in which social media like Instagram influence the design of cities. The basic ...
Agenda
Graduate seminar session 2: The Right to the City & Urban Commons
Graduate seminar session 3: The Right to the City & Urban Commons
Two-day workshop “The Right to the City & Urban Commons”