lo Squaderno no. 69 – November 2024 | Station to Station
a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by // Alberto Brodesco, Carlo Brentari and Andrea Mubi Brighenti
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite // The Lumière Brothers
Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti
- Editorial
- Salvatore Poier, Stations VS Railways
- Federico Comollo, Railways as Carriers of Non-human Agency
- Alberto Vanolo, The LEGO railway station and the illusion of creativity
- Pier Paolo Zampieri, Dietro la Stazione di Messina. Corpi, immagini e psicogeografie dalla terra del Rimosso
- Eliana Saracino. Termini: palinsesti, dinosauri, grandi vuoti, eterotopie
- Silvia Antinori, Un ponte, un porto, un mare. Roma Termini e i suoi margini
- Will Haynes, Whiteness and ‘whiteness’ in Roma Termini
- Bianca Elzenbaumer, Flora Mammana, Reclaiming abandoned railway infrastructure for post-progress times
- Luca Bertoldi, Il display pubblico e le rappresentazioni della città nella stazione dei treni di Trento
- Alberto Brodesco, Mystery train. L’arrivée d’un train en gare de La Ciotat
lo Squaderno no. 68 – July 2024 | Loop
a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by // Nicolò Molinari and Andrea Pavoni
Guest artist / artiste présenté / artista ospite // Stephen Loewinsohn
Contents / Sommaire / Contenuti
- Editorial
- Amedeo Policante, Cybergenetics. Life in the Control Loop
- Mattia Galeotti, Note su circuiti algoritmici e produzione di informazione
- Giulia Giorgi, Alessandro Gerosa, The ‘loop of loops’. The Recursive Dynamics of Videos on Social Media
- Luca Bertocci, “La tua domanda è troppo grande”. Come lasciare l’elefante nella stanza e non entrare in loop durante il dottorato
- Michele Garau, Rivolte contemporanee come agire destituente
- Arturo Castillon, Why We Riot. Ethical Loops in the George Floyd Uprising
- Mario Marasco, Looping strategies. Moral slippages between the certain and the uncertain in a Roman temporary housing area
- Matthew Archer, Strange loops and circular economies
- Lorenzo Tripodi, Loops of Change
- Erik Bordeleau, The Visual Logic of the Swirl. Or, How the Shape of an Economy is Recursive
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
- Editorial
- Cristian Silva, An Interview with Matthew Gandy
- Juan Manuel Del Castillo Cáceres, Arturo Vásquez Escobar, Interstitial prehispanic landscapes. Ancestral knowledge and community action in San Juan De Lurigancho
- Keith McAllister and Colm Donnelly, Reading the (in)-between-(in) the Borderlands of North-West Ulster: Brian McGilloway as Literary Detective & Guide
- David Coyles, Ambiguities of Segregation and Spatial Reconciliation: Reflections from Belfast
- Stefano Mastromarino and Camillo Boano, Inhabiting through interstitial opacity. Protective negotiations of suspended existence across Paris’ liminalities
- Cristian Silva, Interstitial constellations and their evocative emptiness
- Cameron McEwan, Peripheral Imaginary: Towards an Architecture of the Periphery
- Alejandra Fernández and Petr Vašát, The ecology of surface: Within and beyond communities in transformation through macro-paintings
- Christien Klaufus, Interstices between polis and necropolis
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
- Editorial
- Vicente Brêtas, Resuscitating downtown? rhetorical strategies and racial exclusion in Rio de Janeiro’s central area
- Francesco Amoruso, Dystopian Present-Futures: On the Unmaking and Making of Urban Palestine
- Eleonora Nicoletti, Dystopian Transition?
- Ifigeneia Dimitrakou & Julie Ren, Boring dystopias in fictional geographies: affective atmospheres of enclosure
- Luis Martin Sanchez, Metaverse Cities. Deconstructing a glossy urban dystopia
- Scott W. Schwartz, Decolonize this Dystopia! Wealth Pollution on the Hudson River
- Penny Koutrolikou & Cristina Mattiucci, The lens of the Glossy Urban Dystopia
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
- Editorial
- Lorens Holm, My neighbour, the subject of civilisation
- Nathanael Nelson, Deconstructing Hospitality. Postcolonial Care in the Built Environment
- Andrew Copolov, The urban staffroom. Imagining infrastructures of care and solidarity in Melbourne
- Ceara O’Leary, Community Hubs as Networks of Care
- Jiayi Jin & Yuxin Wu, Careful Careless. A System to Restore Ecological Systems in Cities
- Lee Ivett & Ecaterina Stefanescu, To Make is to Care
- Jonathan Orlek, Claire McAndrew, Cristina Cerulli, Mara Ferreri, Marianna Cavada & Eleanor Ratcliffe, For a relational understanding of care in critical urban action
- Sofia Rivera, The caregivers’ strike: a tale of violence and care in the entrails of San Salvador
- Carolina Correia dos Santos & Iazana Guizzo, Paths of banana trees: passages of care between unequal worlds
- Mathilde Redouté, Accurate commoning: between primitive and new enclosures
- Huda Tayob, Archival Care
- Cameron McEwan & Nadia Bertolino, Afterword
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