Negating the idea of pre-existing, fixed space, these artists continue the very personal struggles of survivors by influencing the understanding of the residential schools as continuously present and problematic, and by facilitating processes that create new spaces by disrupting those of the colonial project.
We wait over an hour to get into the new prison, lined up with more than a hundred other curious visitors in a queue reminiscent of a well-frequented amusement park.
Editing and layout design for the proceedings of the ACADIA 2014 conference, with Riverside Architectural Press.
Elsworthy’s early photographs are in black and white, many of them tinted with watercolours, imbuing their everyday subject matter with…
An expansive apparatus of architectural production played a significant role in the Canadian government’s efforts to assimilate Indigenous peoples (originally on Unmaking Things).
Winning poem in the Poem-A-Day Contest hosted by Idea Exchange for National Poetry Month 2014.
Essay based on coursework at the Critical Media Lab, featured in the Technology issue of Blueprint, a student publication at WLU.
Editing for the proceedings of the ACADIA 2013 conference, with Riverside Architectural Press.
Artefacts of Memory is a collection of recollections, alluding to the landscapes of John’s summer home and work space in…
Playing with measuring topography, this installation suspends six swings from the underside of the Grand House, a residence designed and built by…
Magdalena Miłosz 