Space is Politics. A Manifesto on Architecture

Space is Politics. A Manifesto on ArchitectureIn Space is Politics, architect and urban planner Hans Teerds shows that space is not merely a prerequisite for political activity it is political in itself. The design of public spaces such as streets, squares, and parks influences who meets, who participates, and who is excluded. These spaces are not mere backdrops, but central places of democratic practice. Architecture is never neutral. It marks access, defines boundaries, and shapes the

Yunie Chae (KR)

The stories talk to each other

and a film programme

Born in Berlin in 1909

The dossier further highlights the configurations that would merit further analysis: death and air

This publication offers insights into the ideas and discourses behind the exhibition Circulate – Photography Beyond Frames

A catalogue introducing LetError

A historical cafe in Malaysia impacted by the rise of tourism in Penang

a more representative figure should be a printer at a printing press

and affects they inhabit

Towards a form of aggressive nonviolence

frequent nearby bars where they suppress their anxieties about their love lives