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Lina Ghotmeh's architectural philosophy integrates resilience and nature, exemplified by her Stone Garden project, which withstood Beirut's 2020 port explosion.
Architect Liz Diller discusses the transformative impact of The High Line park in New York City, highlighting its unique blend of urban nature and public space.
Liz Diller, a pioneering architect and co-founder of Diller Scofidio + Renfro, emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in her transformative urban projects.
Architect Omar Degan advocates for a redefined narrative of African architecture through the inaugural Pan-African Biennale, emphasizing diverse cultural practices across the continent.
British architect Sir Peter Cook discusses the advantages of hand drawing in architecture and defends his visionary ideas against critics labeling them as utopian.
Philip Beesley, a pioneering architect, redefines design through an innovative approach that emphasizes openness, fragility, and the interconnectedness of life.
Rafael Moneo, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, shares insights on his life, work, and the profound connection between buildings and human society.
Reinier De Graaf, a prominent architect and urbanist, critiques the current state of architecture, emphasizing the need for practitioners over storytellers in the field.
Renzo Piano, the acclaimed Italian architect, shares insights on creativity, the importance of travel, and the civic responsibility of architecture in shaping communities.
Riken Yamamoto emphasizes the importance of architecture in fostering community relationships, advocating for designs that integrate human connection in urban environments.
Shelley McNamara, a Pritzker-Prize-winning architect, emphasizes the importance of optimism and humanism in architecture amidst contemporary global challenges.
Søren Pihlmann, a rising star in architecture, advocates for utilizing existing materials and structures to create honest, resource-efficient designs that reflect societal needs.
Søren Pihlmann advocates for a revolutionary architectural approach that prioritizes the reuse of existing materials, emphasizing their historical and poetic qualities.
Zhu Pei, a prominent Chinese architect, emphasizes the artistic nature of architecture and its potential to transform societal living conditions through innovative design.
Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto, co-founders of ecoLogicStudio, redefine contemporary architecture by integrating biotechnology and systemic thinking into innovative design practices.
Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan's first female architect, has transformed the lives of marginalized communities through sustainable design, earning the 2023 RIBA Royal Gold Medal for her humanitarian efforts.
Nyasha Harper Michon advocates for a more inclusive and empathetic approach to architecture, challenging traditional elitism and the "reference man" standard in design.
Claudiu Ionescu redefines contemporary design through innovative architectural practices.
Judith Greer shares tips on buying art at the Frieze Art Fair and her collection insights.
Adam Khalil, an Ojibway artist, explores the radical potential of irony and humor in addressing trauma and Indigenous futures through innovative filmmaking.
Agnes Questionmark, an interdisciplinary artist, explores the complexities of identity and biopolitics through her innovative performances and installations.
Agnieszka Kurant's art critiques late digital capitalism by exploring collective intelligence and the exploitation of both human and non-human labor in the digital economy.
Agnieszka Polska's four-screen video installation explores the duality of the demon as both a mythological figure and a metaphor for the invisible processes of the Information Age.
Alex Da Corte's Mouse Museum pays homage to Claes Oldenburg by showcasing a vibrant collection of personal and pop culture objects that reflect his life and artistic journey.
Iranian-American painter Ali Banisadr creates expansive, complex worlds in his Brooklyn studio, blending art history with personal narratives and contemporary themes.
Canadian painter Allison Katz explores the interplay of time and material in her London studio, creating a dynamic dialogue between the real and the imaginary.
Alvaro Barrington, a multidisciplinary artist raised between the Caribbean and New York, reflects on his cultural roots and the profound impact of music on his work.
Artist Amy O'Neill emphasizes the importance of play in her creative process, blending mediums like film and drawing to engage viewers in her installations.
Liam Young, an innovative Australian architect and artist, explores the intersection of architecture, technology, and collective imagination to envision our future amidst global crises.
Andro Wekua, a Georgian artist, explores the interplay of memory and violence in his diverse artistic practice, reflecting on his tumultuous past and identity.
Anna Boghiguian, an Egyptian-Armenian artist, reflects on her life shaped by migration and political upheaval, exploring themes of transformation through her art.
Annette Messager, a pioneering French artist, emphasizes intuition and personal connection in her multimedia work, challenging gender biases and traditional art hierarchies.
Anthea Hamilton, a British artist known for her large-scale installations and surreal artworks, explores the magic of image making and subjective history in her London studio.
American artist Arthur Jafa explores black identity and the complexities of existence in his acclaimed work, emphasizing that life is neither all good nor all bad.
Asta Gröting, a prominent German sculptress, explores the intricate connections between trauma, architecture, and personal relationships through diverse artistic media.
Ayşe Erkmen, a prominent Turkish artist, reflects on her unconventional creative process and the transformative power of space in her politically charged art.
Banu Cennetoğlu, an artist and publisher, critically examines memory, loss, and the politics of information through her thought-provoking works and installations.
Camille Henrot, an artist who transitioned from advertising to experimental filmmaking, challenges rigid systems of knowledge through her multifaceted works.
Cem A, the anonymous artist behind Freeze Magazine, critiques the art world through memes, blending humor with institutional commentary and site-specific interventions.
Chiharu Shiota, a Japanese installation artist, explores themes of existence and absence through intricate webs of string and found objects in her immersive art.
Artist Christina Kimeze transforms personal memories into visual worlds through her experimental painting techniques and unique use of materials.
Christina Quarles, a Los Angeles-based artist, explores identity and the human figure through her vibrant paintings, emphasizing the interplay between self-perception and authenticity.
Claudy Jongstra, an acclaimed textile artist, emphasizes the political significance of wool and its connection to autonomy through her innovative, sustainable practices.
Cory Arcangel, an innovative artist based in Stavanger, Norway, uses digital technologies and humor to challenge perceptions of art and its relationship to contemporary life.
Cristina BanBan, a Spanish painter based in New York, explores the emotional depth of the female form through vibrant, large-scale works that reflect her intuitive artistic process.
Darja Bajagić's provocative art challenges viewers to engage with the complexities of history and contemporary society through fragmented imagery and ambiguous narratives.
Daya Cahen's exploration of propaganda and indoctrination reveals the unsettling reality of a Russian pro-Kremlin youth camp and its implications for authoritarianism.
Artist duo Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe guide viewers through their immersive installation, Colony Sound, which reimagines a fictional mega-city from the 1960s.
