Nature Study, An Ambivalent Guide

Projects, research and writing on art, design, activism, architecture and the built environment, urbanism, landscape, critical spatial practices, memory and meaning, network culture, social media and the public sphere.

2+ Years On

Posted on August 7th, 2011 in musings

Wandering through the archives of this blog, I found a post I wrote just a few days after Obama was elected in November of 2008. Continue Reading »

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I live and work in Philadelphia, USA where I am an Assistant Professor in Multimedia in the College of Media and Communication at The University of the Arts. I am the Director of the Department for the Investigation of Meaning in The Think Tank that has yet to be named and I am a strategic designer in The Action Mill.

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Projects & Research

  • Nature Study, An Ambivalent Guide

    A guidebook and installation which catalog a contemplation of the ambivalence that defines humankind’s complex relationship to the natural environment.

  • The ARPANET Dialogues

    An archive of rare conversations within the contemporary social, political, and cultural milieu.

  • Manifesta 8

    Co-curating the European biennial of contemporary with Bassam El Baroni and Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum.

  • alex-sm
    Place In Place Of: Alexandria

    Site-specific interventions, performances, lectures and documents created in Alexandria, Egypt.

  • terrainc-sm
    Terra Incognita

    Marking the impact of the University of the Arts on land use in Center City Philadelphia.