Ivonne Santoyo-Orozco
@i-santoyoorozco.bsky.social
spatio-politics / architecture
Faculty at Bard College
Co-director of Bard Architecture
She/her-ella/la
Faculty at Bard College
Co-director of Bard Architecture
She/her-ella/la
Reposted by Ivonne Santoyo-Orozco
Reclaim the Streets takes the M41 motorway on July 13, 1996, with a stilt-walker opening up space for people to dance to rave beats.
Under the skirts of the performer, drowned out by the thumping bass frequencies, anti-roads activists used a jackhammer to tear up the asphalt during the standoff.
Under the skirts of the performer, drowned out by the thumping bass frequencies, anti-roads activists used a jackhammer to tear up the asphalt during the standoff.
November 19, 2024 at 10:36 PM
Reclaim the Streets takes the M41 motorway on July 13, 1996, with a stilt-walker opening up space for people to dance to rave beats.
Under the skirts of the performer, drowned out by the thumping bass frequencies, anti-roads activists used a jackhammer to tear up the asphalt during the standoff.
Under the skirts of the performer, drowned out by the thumping bass frequencies, anti-roads activists used a jackhammer to tear up the asphalt during the standoff.
Gracias por leerlo Landa!
November 20, 2024 at 12:41 AM
Gracias por leerlo Landa!
Reposted by Ivonne Santoyo-Orozco
el otro es que me ha emocionado mucho que la participación de @i-santoyoorozco.bsky.social haga referencia a la calle de ciudad de méxico donde viví: artículo 123.
Field Notes on Repair: 1
The first installment of a series in which scholars, designers, planners, and activists share observations on practices of repair, preservation, and care.
placesjournal.org
November 19, 2024 at 4:49 PM
el otro es que me ha emocionado mucho que la participación de @i-santoyoorozco.bsky.social haga referencia a la calle de ciudad de méxico donde viví: artículo 123.
Reposted by Ivonne Santoyo-Orozco
Professor of literature @bardcollege.bsky.social Peter L'Official unearths the ambitious — and unrealized — work of architect/writer W. Joseph Black, who in the 1970s proposed building a sprawling Black cultural center in Harlem. L'Official links Black's work to the novels of Colson Whitehead. /2
Black Builders
What do we learn about visions of cities when we consider writing and architecture as mutually defining?
placesjournal.org
November 11, 2024 at 6:39 PM
Professor of literature @bardcollege.bsky.social Peter L'Official unearths the ambitious — and unrealized — work of architect/writer W. Joseph Black, who in the 1970s proposed building a sprawling Black cultural center in Harlem. L'Official links Black's work to the novels of Colson Whitehead. /2