In this episode, we explore Architectures of Resistance, a thought-provoking collection that uncovers how architecture shapes—and challenges—the borders that define our world. Edited by Angeliki Sioli, Nishat Awan, and Kristopher Palagi, the book brings together architects, artists, and political thinkers to examine how physical spaces...
In this episode, we explore Modenetze-MModeschwärme by Anna Kamneva-Wortmann, where fashion’s evolution takes center stage. Gone are the days when a few key figures dictated style—today, fashion is driven by a vast and diverse collective. Kamneva-Wortmann uncovers how everyday individuals are shaping trends through interconnected...
What if the way we design today is shaping not just the future, but the future of design itself? In this episode, we explore Attending [to] Futures, a groundbreaking collection edited by Johanna Mehl and Carolin Höfler. The book challenges conventional thinking about design, questioning...
Discover the transformative power of partnerships in art communities. Enhance visibility, spark creativity, and foster sustainable growth through collaborative efforts. Dive into the full article to explore these dynamic benefits!...
In this episode, we explore "Design for the New World" by Ida Engholm, a groundbreaking book that reimagines design’s role in shaping a sustainable future. Engholm challenges us to move beyond a human-centered approach and adopt a planet-focused perspective, offering practical tools and strategies to...
In this episode, we explore "Late Industrialization, Tradition, and Social Change in South Korea" by Yong-Chool Ha, a compelling examination of how deeply rooted social ties shaped the country’s economic transformation. As South Korea surged into industrialization under the leadership of Park Chung Hee, traditional...
Join us in this episode as we explore "Knowledge Sovereignty Among African Cattle Herders" by Zeremariam Fre, a groundbreaking examination of the Beni-Amer cattle owners in the Horn of Africa. This fascinating work highlights how these herders not only excel in cattle breeding but also...
In this episode, we explore Craig Dworkin’s "Helicography," a fascinating blend of art history, fiction, and theory. The book takes a deep look at Robert Smithson’s famous artwork, "Spiral Jetty," and asks: what happens when we change the scale of spirals, from the tiniest molecules...
In this episode, we explore how fashion has become a vital element of museum culture, driven by its increasing role as a cultural artifact. Julia Petrov’s book, Fashion, History, Museums, offers a compelling look into the evolution of fashion curation, connecting early exhibitions like the 1900 Paris...
In this episode, we explore "Fashion Myths" by Roman Meinhold, a thought-provoking examination of how multinational corporations transcend traditional products to sell powerful narratives and intangible ideals. Unpacking the role of 'meta-goods'—like prestige, beauty, and strength—Meinhold reveals how these elements drive marketing success and resonate...