Urban Care: Shifting Strategies [electronic resource].

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Urban Care: Shifting Strategies [electronic resource].

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Droste Effect 2016

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Imagine a grain and a fencer. A grain of rice, a grain of fabric, a grain of smoke. In a discussion with a fencer, the grain matters little. Here, three projects are examined to consider covert hierarchies. A garden bed spells out Zu Spät (too late). A reconfiguration of the Weinheber Monument by a collaborative group based in Vienna lifts up the earth around its base. A video following the Workers Leaving the Googleplex starts tackling the systemic malaise of ranking workers. These projects are considered for what they achieve in approaching the effects of guilt, through interventions in site that shed light on distinct issues in worker struggle, and deeply anchored governmental histories.
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Art criticism
Historiography
City planning

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Maia Nichols
Carola Dertnig
Julia Rode
Andrew Norman Wilson

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