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The fifth iteration of the Chicago Architecture Biennial (CAB 5) performs similar acts of composition, bringing together uncertain, irresolute global futures by eighty-six thinkers spanning ten countries, curated by the city’s homegrown collective, Floating Museum.
Karen Brown, an award-winning author and professor at University of South Florida in Tampa, uses and teaches a mapping technique to preserve memories.
Dubal’s exclusive collection “Mapping Memories” is being exhibited at CIMA Art in Life
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Environmental Justice in the Middle East: Activism, Resistance, and Decolonisation (Video) Part of Decolonising LSE’s 2020-21 Event Series This roundtable focuses on environmental justice, analysing the ways in which approaches to environmental studies—across disciplines ranging from international law to geography and urban planning—have traditionally overlooked and under-emphasised the critical roles of communities directly impacted by environmental injustice. Focusing on environmental justice struggles in locations including Palestine, the Golan Heights, Lebanon, and Iraq, this conve...