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Alison Knowles- House of Dust – 26 June – 26 September 2021 – Museum of Wiesbaden
The most important thing to emphasize is the changing nature of the poem…. [It] is about dwellings, types of people and situations that sometimes do and sometimes don’t get together. —Alison Knowles A house whose origin is a poem. Alison Knowles‘ “The House of Dust” is among the earliest computerized poems, consisting of the phrase … Continue reading
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During the 450th anniversary of the City of Rio de Janeiro, between March 1st 2015 and March 1st 2016, a project conceived and created by Atelier Azulejaria, designed a ceramic mural consisting of 450 tiles, individually created by the children of Maré neighbourhood. The project has involved forty-five students between 7 and 15 years old, … Continue reading
We will try to get close to the real beyond the words. Taka Street Grammar is a socially engaged project devised by Takayuki Ishii (Taka), a community designer, studying for the MA Narrative Environments at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. He spent days and nights on the streets of London, gaining insight … Continue reading
Cambridge Rules 1848 commemorates the moment at which football as we know it had formalised laws. These were first nailed to the trees surrounding Parker’s Piece in Cambridge by a group of the city’s University students in 1848, from there, the laws of the game spread to encompass every corner of the world. Artists Alan … Continue reading
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