Marcelo López–Dinardi

Tag: writing

  • AMERICAN ART OF THE SIXTIES

    AMERICAN ART OF THE SIXTIES

    Presented the paper, Audience and Discourse: Cross-Atlantic Exchanges in the Context of the IAUS in New York City, or Inventing New Eurocentric Architecture Institutions in the 1970s during the American Art of the Sixties: Visual & Material Forms in a Transnational Context symposium held (virtual) at Texas A&M University on March 26-27 2020. Organized by Susanneh […]

  • SEARCH

    A(n)Office, about, adhocracy, afterbelonging, air, analysis, anarchist, anonymous, archinect, Arles, artwork, assemblies, AssistantProfessor, Athens, audiovisual, audit, author, AveryReview, BArch, Barnard+Columbia, biennale, book, brazil, buell, builder, building, built, carnival, CCA, cccp, ciudadlab, cmu, coca, colonial, columbia, commonisms, communications, competition, conference, construction, contact, conversations, coordinator, critique, curator, curatorial, debt, Design, designer, desire, Detroit, digital, director, discussion, drawings, […]

  • ‘IN-BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL AND THE PSYCHOLOGICAL: LOCATING GORDON MATTA-CLARK AND ARCHITECTURE’ AT ACSA-MARFA

    ‘IN-BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL AND THE PSYCHOLOGICAL: LOCATING GORDON MATTA-CLARK AND ARCHITECTURE’ AT ACSA-MARFA

    In-Between the Physical and the Psychological: Locating Gordon Matta-Clark and Architecture, is a research-paper presented during the Fall Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture–MARFA, TX conference. The paper discuss the paternal/architectural weight of the artist-trained architect Gordon Matta-Clark and his father the surrealist painter–also trained architect Roberto Matta. Examining the archive of his works at the […]

  • EVERYTHING MOVES, EVERYTHING BELONGS

    Everything Moves Everything Belongs, a review of the After Belonging Oslo Architecture Triennale, 2016, published in The Architect’s Newspaper. Author, 2016.

  • FOLK POLITICS AT THE 15TH VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE

    Folk Politics at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale is a written review and commentary on the latest Italian event directed by Alejandro Aravena, published in The Avery Review, “an online journal dedicated to thinking about books, buildings, and other architectural media.” Author, 2016.

  • 3595 BROADWAY

    3595 BROADWAY

    3595 Broadway is a critique/article to a mixed-use building by Columbia University’s uptown expansion in New York City, published in The Architect’s Newspaper here. Author, 2015.