lo Squaderno no. 67 | Interstices, Liminality and Boundaries

lo Squaderno no. 67 – March 2024 | Interstices, Liminality and Boundaries

a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by // Teresa García Alcaraz, Cristian Silva & Andrea Mubi Brighenti
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite //Marco Dalbosco

Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti

  1. Editorial
  2. Cristian Silva, An Interview with Matthew Gandy
  3. Juan Manuel Del Castillo Cáceres, Arturo Vásquez Escobar, Interstitial prehispanic landscapes. Ancestral knowledge and community action in San Juan De Lurigancho
  4. Keith McAllister and Colm Donnelly, Reading the (in)-between-(in) the Borderlands of North-West Ulster: Brian McGilloway as Literary Detective & Guide
  5. David Coyles, Ambiguities of Segregation and Spatial Reconciliation: Reflections from Belfast
  6. Stefano Mastromarino and Camillo Boano, Inhabiting through interstitial opacity. Protective negotiations of suspended existence across Paris’ liminalities
  7. Cristian Silva, Interstitial constellations and their evocative emptiness
  8. Cameron McEwan, Peripheral Imaginary: Towards an Architecture of the Periphery
  9. Alejandra Fernández and Petr Vašát, The ecology of surface: Within and beyond communities in transformation through macro-paintings
  10. Christien Klaufus, Interstices between polis and necropolis

lo Squaderno no. 66 | Glossy Urban Dystopias

lo Squaderno no. 66 – November 2023 | Glossy Urban Dystopias

a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by // Penny Koutrolikou & Cristina Mattiucci
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite //urbanAC

Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti

  1. Editorial
  2. Vicente Brêtas, Resuscitating downtown? rhetorical strategies and racial exclusion in Rio de Janeiro’s central area
  3. Francesco Amoruso, Dystopian Present-Futures: On the Unmaking and Making of Urban Palestine
  4. Eleonora Nicoletti, Dystopian Transition?
  5. Ifigeneia Dimitrakou & Julie Ren, Boring dystopias in fictional geographies: affective atmospheres of enclosure
  6. Luis Martin Sanchez, Metaverse Cities. Deconstructing a glossy urban dystopia
  7. Scott W. Schwartz, Decolonize this Dystopia! Wealth Pollution on the Hudson River
  8. Penny Koutrolikou & Cristina Mattiucci, The lens of the Glossy Urban Dystopia

lo Squaderno no. 65 | Care and Critical Action

lo Squaderno no. 65 – July 2023 | Care and Critical Action

a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by // Cameron McEwan, Nadia Bertolino & Cristina Mattiucci
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite // Patrizio Martinelli

Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti

  1. Editorial
  2. Lorens Holm, My neighbour, the subject of civilisation
  3. Nathanael Nelson, Deconstructing Hospitality. Postcolonial Care in the Built Environment
  4. Andrew Copolov, The urban staffroom. Imagining infrastructures of care and solidarity in Melbourne
  5. Ceara O’Leary, Community Hubs as Networks of Care
  6. Jiayi Jin & Yuxin Wu, Careful Careless. A System to Restore Ecological Systems in Cities
  7. Lee Ivett & Ecaterina Stefanescu, To Make is to Care
  8. Jonathan Orlek, Claire McAndrew, Cristina Cerulli, Mara Ferreri, Marianna Cavada & Eleanor Ratcliffe, For a relational understanding of care in critical urban action
  9. Sofia Rivera, The caregivers’ strike: a tale of violence and care in the entrails of San Salvador
  10. Carolina Correia dos Santos & Iazana Guizzo, Paths of banana trees: passages of care between unequal worlds
  11. Mathilde Redouté, Accurate commoning: between primitive and new enclosures
  12. Huda Tayob, Archival Care
  13. Cameron McEwan & Nadia Bertolino, Afterword

lo Squaderno no. 64 | Ghosts [Phantasmagorias]

lo Squaderno no. 64 – March 2023 | Ghosts [Phantasmagorias]

a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by // Alberto Vanolo & Andrea Pavoni
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite // VV.AA.

Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti

  1. Editorial
  2. Alberto Duman, Whiteness, Reloaded. Addressing the ghosts in reverse of the cities yet to exist
  3. Jamie-Scott Baxter, Dis/continuing in/justices-to-come in ‘ghost town’ Nava Raipur India
  4. Günter Gassner, Avenue of atrocities: modern phantasmagorias and the anti-modern
  5. Catherine Oliver and Liam Bates, Paradise 2.0: John Madin is haunting Birmingham
  6. Giuseppe Tomasella, Fantasmi presenti di un futuro narrato: Venezia in “La seconda mezzanotte” di Antonio Scurati
  7. Lacin Tutalar, Absent-present in Istanbul: The band that lost its stage, and the animal that lost its environment
  8. Gloria Toma, Riabitare i luoghi fantasma. Ripopolare i paesi passo dopo passo, verso dopo verso
  9. Stefano Tornieri, Roberto Zancan, Because the night. An archaeology of the image of modern phantasmagoria
  10. Salvatore Poier, Victor Navarro’s Ghost
  11. Jean-Paul Thibaud, Under the spell of Tokyo

lo Squaderno no. 63 – November 2022 | Holes & Tunnels

lo Squaderno no. 63 – November 2022 | Holes & Tunnels

a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by //  Lorenzo Navone & Andrea Mubi Brighenti
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite // Léa Byczinsk

Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti

  1. Editorial / Editoriale
  2. Lorenzo Navone, Phenomenology of holesFenomenologia dei buchi
  3. Stef Jansen, Tunnel of Salvation, Tunnel of Accumulation
  4. Luca Giliberti & Jacopo Anderlini, The hole in the hotspot. Undocumented migration in Lampedusa between insularity and detention
  5. Antoine Hirel & Damien Simonneau, Tunnel Boring Machine. Play as third space to reconnect Palestinians and Israelis
  6. Jiayi Jin, Peel Street Caves and Archives Centre. Creating a new memory of underground spaces
  7. Ditte Bendix Lanng, Tina Vestermann Olsen & Simon Wind, Tunneling through Urban Modernity
  8. Antonello Boschi & Jacopo Boschi, Chiedi alla pioggia: i sottopassaggi fra ripari, squallori quotidiani e aspirazioni artistiche