Love in a Mist—or Devil in a Bush? How the politics of fertility relate to the subjugation of the natural world
In June 1648, a Puritan midwife named Margaret Jones was executed by hanging from an…
Among the remarkable developments in contemporary culture has been the convergence of practices that once unambiguously belonged to art or design but which today happily share methods, means, and concerns.
In June 1648, a Puritan midwife named Margaret Jones was executed by hanging from an…
Love in a Mist: The Politics of Fertility explores several evolving narratives on the spaces and politics of fertility, triggered by the “heartbeat bill,” which recently passed into law in states such as Mississippi, Kentucky, and Georgia to criminalize abortions from as early as six…
Sprawling across entire cities, the biennial has become a prominent means for architects, designers, and…
We usually don’t think much about what a thing is, because its self-evident qualities make it…
K. Michael Hays, Eliot Noyes Professor of Architectural Theory and Co-Director of the Master…
The development of the computer occasioned a radical paradigm shift in numerous fields. According…
The evening will begin with Susie Ibarra delivering a brief lecture. This…
Please join us for a lecture by Yael Bartana, marking the opening of the exhibition …
Fredi Fischli and Niels Olsen are directors of exhibitions at the Institute…
This lecture, in memorium of James Sloss Ackerman, Arthur Kingsley Porter Professor of Fine Art…