The Situating Architecture lecture series is open to all, but especially to postgraduate students. The series showcases the latest research of leading architectural scholars and has a particular focus on applying new and diverse methodologies and critical theories to architecture and cities. Each talk offers timely, exciting historical, theoretical and critical interpretations of architecture, cities, urban spaces, creative practices and their representations.
This series is curated by the Architectural History MA Programme Directors; Professor Barbara Penner and Dr Robin Wilson.
Image: A black and white photograph of people crossing the street at a busy intersection with vintage cars and buses on the street behind them. It is the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in New York City ca. 1954. In the center of the intersection are two women dressed in black clothing. Helen Keller is on the left; she is holding the arm of her secretary and companion Polly Thompson, who is on the right. The famous jewelry store Tiffany’s can be seen in the distance behind Keller and Thomson.
Schedule
CANCELLED 23 October | 18:00 | Elke Krasny
13 November | 18:00 | Jingru (Cyan) Cheng
27 November | 18:00 | David Serlin
22 January | 18:00 | Charles Rice
5 February | 18:00 | Iulia Statica
