The Funambulist - Politics of Space and Bodies - #57 The Night photography The workshop will begin with

The workshop will begin with a talk to orient materially and theoretically

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she teaches her classmates not only how to say her name correctly but also why embracing their roots—just like she does—is so important

historian Nasser Rabbat

In his research and teaching he presents architecture in ways that illuminate its interaction with culture and society and stress the role of human agency in shaping that interplay

The Funambulist - Politics of Space and Bodies - #57 The Night photography The workshop will begin withThis issue contests the idea that the lack of sunlight characterizing the Night, means that we see less in darkness than we do in broad daylight. In fact, the refraction of sunlight in the Earths atmosphere prevents us from seeing beyond this atmospheric layer, whereas the Night allows for a much broader vision of a multitude of celestial bodies in the Universe. Seeing the night sky decenters us at the scale of individuals, and even at the planetary