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[urban interfaces] co-organizes Media Architecture Biennale in November 2020
[urban interfaces] co-organizes the Media Architecture Biennale in November 2020, which will take place in Amsterdam and Utrecht. The theme is ...
Urban Crisis-Scapes: On Walks and Ruins
[urban interfaces]’s Sigrid Merx participates in the following event: https://www.nica-institute.com/urban-crisis-scapes-on-walks-and-ruins/ Urban ...
Guest post Alvaro Lopez about the [urban interfaces] workshop: “Who’s the Rain Today???”
The following essay was written by Alvaro Lopez, as a final reflection on the [urban interfaces] critical making workshop “The Right to the City & ...
Post-mortem post-modern: Killing the Neighborhood versus Death of the Neighborhood
– This article is part of the graduate seminar series The Right to the City 2018-2019 – What can we – students, activists, artists, readers and ...
We Are a Protest! Rethinking the conventional form of protesting
– This article is part of the graduate seminar series The Right to the City 2018-2019 – When politicians make decisions you do not agree with, or if the ...
Welcome to Corporate Land; or, the City of Vanishing Street Art and Graffiti
– This article is part of the graduate seminar series The Right to the City 2018-2019 – One of the first things that struck me when I moved to Amsterdam was...
Urban + Data + Dramaturgy – presentation at IMPAKT panel: How Data Affects the City
Now online: a short presentation by Nanna Verhoeff and Sigrid Merx at the panel How Data Affects the City, organized by IMPAKT at the Annual EMAP (European ...
Diffracting Spaces and the Right to the Cities
– This article is part of the graduate seminar series The Right to the City 2018-2019 – In the interesting work of reflection and analysis ...