Events

8/27–12/31 The Future of Work: Parallel Economies

Explore emerging and established diverse economies, radical new forms of production, and alternatives to industrial exploitation through work by artists such as Associate Professor Jen Delos Reyes, on display at Art Gallery Burlington.

11/28–12/2 Bec Sommer: Starvation Fantasy

View a show of drawing and painting hybrids that demonstrates the utility of sour grapes as a strategy for living.

11/28–12/2 Group Show: Trace and Collect

Explore an exhibition featuring work by Thesis II students Steven Cha, Matéa LeBeau, and Ji Weon Chung (all B.F.A. '22).

11/29 Joanna Malinowska: Umanaqtuaq

Hear a talk presented by Polish-born artist and Art Assistant Professor of the Practice Joanna Malinowska, who works in sculpture, video, sound, and performance, exploring themes of national identity and its paradoxes.

11/30 Systems, Roots, Bits: A Conversation About Contemporary Urban Design Challenges, Questions, and Opportunities

Attend a discussion with leading urban designers to address the ways in which the pillars of this new program — ecology, community, technology, and design — intersect with the urban in meaningful and nourishing ways.

12/12 December City and Regional Planning Graduate Information Session

Learn more about the Master of Regional Planning (M.R.P.) and M.A. in Historic Preservation Planning programs.

12/12 Environmentality: Notes on a Phenomenology of Generative Space in Husserl

Attend this lecture at the University of Copenhagen's Center for Subjectivity Research delivered by Architecture Assistant Professor Tao DuFour.