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68020: Drawings and plans from the Arthur Erickson Fonds at the Canadian Architectural Archives
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In early 2016, Musagetes, an international arts foundation, launched two inter-related programs: (1) the ArtsEverywhere online platform (ArtsEverywhere.ca) and (2) a rhizomatically expanding series of Trans-national Projects in São Paulo, New York, Dakar, and elsewhere. Both of these programs, in addition to Musagetes’ long-term city programs, are based on a belief that many of the most powerful disruptions to our society’s flawed systems and institutions come from positions of struggle—from those on the front lines and those in solidarity with them.
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Architectural Formation and Transformation:
Our Use of Geometry to Make Architecture and Human Settlements
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Making a Spectacle of Myself: Art Eyewear and Related Works
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When city's lead the way and have their people's back
Shawn Micallef is the author of The Trouble with Brunch: Work, Class and the Pursuit of Leisure (2014), Full Frontal TO (2012) Stroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto (2010). He’s also a weekly columnist at the Toronto Star, a senior editor and co-founder of Spacing magazine, and teaches at the University of Toronto. His latest book, is Frontier City: Toronto on the Verge of Greatness (released Feb 2017).
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The topic of the lecture is the Arrival of Intelligent Virtual Technologies within Architectural Visualization: the complex field of Digital Architectonics as it moves beyond 6 degrees of Freedom.
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Spatially Aligned, Spatially Allied: Textiles and the Built Environment
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Furniture by Artists
Nick Wade taught sculpture, printmaking and foundation studies at U of L from 1994-2011. He has also taught at The Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Queen’s University, Tyler School of Art and David Thompson University Centre. In his sculptural work he has often sought a relationship between typography, furniture and architecture with the understanding that, just as we inhabit spaces/places , those spaces have a way of inhabiting us.
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The Privatization of Neighbourhoods and Emerging Social Ecology of Cities.
Using Calgary as an example, this talk will present a conceptual overview of new forms of neighbourhood privatization and design since the 1970s, and ways in which these represent multiple levels of nesting of privatization schemes through Common Interest Developments (CIDs). A graphic model is developed to summarize the effects on the social ecology of the city and the potential for the partitioning of the city into new public and private urban realms.