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Frauen Schreiben Menschenrechte

The Anna Göldi Museum in Ennenda, Switzerland, is dedicated to the promotion of and reflection on the 30 articles of human rights drafted by the UN in 1948 (The Declaration of Human Rights), to seek ways of giving them greater agency, both locally and generally. Das Anna Göldi Museum in Ennenda, Schweiz, widmet sich der […]

Women Writing Architecture
28 August, 2025

The Human Condition

Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation

The Argonauts

Pionierinnen und Pioniere für Menschenrechte, Freiheit und Frieden

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Kenneth Frampton on The Human Condition Tatjana Blaser on The Argonauts Helen Thomas on Pionierinnen und Pioniere Loudreaders on Caliban and the Witch Murielle Morger and Eva Schneuwly on Caliban and the Witch Paul Grieguszies on Caliban and the Witch Anouk Fischer on Vindication of the Rights of Women Lea Graziani on Vindication of the Rights of Women Loudreaders on Absolute Equality

The 11th Book : Episode 18

In episode 18 of ‘The 11th Book’, a reading room produced by Curating Architecture Collective Seoul, architect Ryul Song was asked to select 10 important books that are central to her practice as an architect, writer, editor and curator, and to tell the stories surrounding them. At the end, she was asked to imagine an […]

Ryul Song, Curating Architecture Collective Seoul
11 February, 2025

The Yellow Wallpaper

Fear of Flying

Atlas der abgelegenen Inseln

Gordon Matta-Clark

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Researching Encounters

ENCOUNTERS is a collaborative bookwork about Umbrella House, Kazuo Shinohara’s smallest residential building. Built in Tokyo in 1961, Umbrella House was recently saved from demolition and reconstructed at the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany. It represents a pivotal moment in Shinohara’s career as he began moving away from decorative concerns towards his search […]

Michaela Nettell
8 November, 2024

The Domestic Space Reader

Atlas of Emotion – Journeys in Art, Architecture, and Film

The Umbrella House Project

Inhabiting Pictures: On Luisa Lambri’s Artistic Practice

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Galpi Project 갈피 프로젝트 #6-#9

  CAC Seoul – Curating Architecture Collective Seoul – is currently running the Galpi Project 갈피 프로젝트 , starting in September 2023, which extracts architectural forms contained in books and buildings and builds its own reference tower. Based on the etymology of the word ‘Galpi 갈피’, which means “a gap between or between each overlapping […]

Curating Architecture Collective Seoul
5 March, 2024

The Grand Domestic Revolution: A History of Feminist Designs for American Homes, Neighborhoods, and Cities

A History of Private Life

More Work for Mother

Autotheory as Feminist Practice in Art, Writing and Criticism

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Caroline Voet on Wanderlust: A History of Walking Anne-Marie Armstrong on Grand Domestic Revolution Adam Caruso on The Grand Domestic Revolution Stéphanie Dadour on Grand Domestic Revolution Pilgu Chang on The Modern Kitchen – Birth and Other Stories Jessie Buckle on What Can a Body Do? How We Meet the Built World

Seen, Heard, Built

Seen, Heard, Built is an exhibition curated by the CABLE team in Shenzen, China, who contacted women writing architecture with an invitation to participate. This is how they explain their idea:

CABLE
1 March, 2024

Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men

Making Space: Women and the Manmade Environment

Living a Feminist Life

Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation

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Soo Jin Kim on A Killjoy Survival Kit Paul Grieguszies on Caliban and the Witch Murielle Morger and Eva Schneuwly on Caliban and the Witch Loudreaders on Caliban and the Witch Blanca Vives on Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men Elizabeth Darling on Making Space: Women and the Manmade Environment Helen Thomas on Witches and Gossip

Space as Matrix

Understanding space as matrix is to underline space as a complex layering of ever-changing social relations. It is to disrupt the normalcy of some, whilst not necessarily stressing other or new conditions under which these social relations arise – rather altering the terms on which they are founded. Matrix Feminist Design Co-operative, Ursula Mayer, muf […]

Geraldine Tedder, gta exhibitions, muf architecture/art, The Alternative School of Economics, Maria Fusco, Jos Boys, Sol Pérez Martínez
13 December, 2022

The Power of Place

The Happy Hypocrite

The Dream and the Word

After the Night

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Elizabeth Darling on Making Space: Women and the Manmade Environment Emilie Appercé on The Power of Place

The Foyer. A Unique Narrative atelier

The Foyer. is Marta and Blanca Vives, sisters and architects of the inner life of the project. Their intention for participating in Women Writing Architecture is to deepen insights of the texts that they curate from a Unique Narrative angle. Unique Narrative is the orphaned step zero; the recreation of an inner world through a […]

Marta Vives, Blanca Vives
19 January, 2022

Écrire

Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men

Marta Vives on Écrire Blanca Vives on Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men Mariana Siracusa on Écrire

Curating Artek and the Aaltos

This collection responds to the process of curating the exhibition Artek and the Aaltos and at its heart is a celebration of Aino Marsio-Aalto as a practicing architect. The Artek and the Aaltos exhibition was shown at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York between April 22 and October 2, 2016. The exhibition was accompanied […]

Nina Stritzler-Levine
6 October, 2021

Artek and the Aaltos

The Fringe of A Profession: Women as Architects in Finland From the 1890s to the 1950s

With, Or Without You: The Ghosts of Modern Architecture

Aalto and the Tutelary Goddess

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