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Amphibian Drift by Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas, at the inaugural MIT Future Fest - mailchi.mp/mit.edu/urbonas-a…
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Sophia Chefalo’s Journey Through the Hidden Histories of Photography - mailchi.mp/mit.edu/sophia-ch…
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Sophia Chefalo’s Journey Through the Hidden Histories of Photography - mailchi.mp/mit.edu/sophia-ch…
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Alia Farid’s Monumental Jerrican Anchors Qatar’s Venice Biennale Presentation - mailchi.mp/mit.edu/alia-fari…
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Flying Fingers: A Workshop and Exhibition inspired by the Ancient Craft of Jamdani Weaving - mailchi.mp/mit.edu/flying-fi…
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IAP 2025: DNA Origami, Microfluidics, and Collaborative Screen Printing - mailchi.mp/mit.edu/iap-2025-…
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The Swamp Observatory by Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas is on view at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice through November 2023 and is the result of a two-year collaboration with a school on Gotland Island in the Baltic sea buff.ly/3PV6fWs
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The exhibition Style Congo: Heritage and Heresy is a thought-provoking exploration of cultural heritage, colonialism, and the power dynamics of representation, inviting viewers to question established narratives and engage with alternative perspectives buff.ly/3JyvxFU
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In 1989, Judith Barry was invited to contribute to an exhibition on Art Nouveau architecture in Brussels. Her research revealed connections between Art Nouveau and African Art, particularly the curvilinear forms of Congo artifacts. buff.ly/3JyvxFU
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