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Book Launch by CRA: Border Environments and Militant Media

Border Environments and Militant Media are the latest two books from the Centre for Research Architecture (CRA) at Goldsmiths whose publications explore pedagogy, politics and practices. The Dutch launch of the two books will feature a panel discussion with the series editors, Susan Schuppli, Tomas Percival and Riccardo Badano, as well as screenings and presentations of projects and research featured in the publications.

6 March 2024 18:30 - 20:00

Justice for Cynthia Jarrett, Mark Duggan, Joy Gardner, workshop, 2022. Image courtesy of the Centre for Research Architecture.

CRA

In 2022, the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, proudly introduced its book series exploring pedagogy, politics, and practice, published by Spector Books in Leipzig. Each publication in the series explores key areas of research that have emerged from the centre over the past 15 years.

These publications highlight innovative practice-based methodologies and modes of political engagement, brought together to address contemporary spatial urgencies. Organised around specific spatial issues or concerns, each book brings together contributions from thinkers and practitioners associated with the CRA and showcases the work that exemplifies this distinctive approach.

Language: English | Location: Nieuwe Instituut | Free

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Cover and back-cover of Border Environments, the first book in the series Research Architecture: Pedagogy, Politics, Practices. [CRA Press/Spector Books]

Border Environments

Border Environments (2023) explores the interplay of ecology and migration, examining discriminatory politics, emergent technologies, and border practices within constructed nature. It highlights interventions, investigative techniques, visual projects, and modes of witnessing that address the role of both human and more-than-human actors in border struggles.

Militant Media

Militant Media (2024) explores the ethical and political implications of media and technology in contemporary conflicts, reflecting on their changing role in justice and human rights campaigns. Topics include the use of images in campaigning and the investigative potential of digital material.

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