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Monthly Archives: November 2011
“The mapping of joy and pain” Tonight at 7pm
Place and emotion are strongly intertwined but often overlooked in thinking about cities, design, and people’s experiences. Landscape architect and sculptor Rebecca Krinke will discuss her recent participatory public artworks that explore place and emotion, with a focus on her recent … Continue reading
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