Author Archives: Tiffany Lambert

Arakawa (1936-2010) and Gins (1941-2014)

By Tiffany Lambert 25 March 2021 Reputations

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Using architecture as their medium, Arakawa and Gins encouraged people to reassess perceptions, liberate their senses and challenge mortality

AR March 2021 on Care + W Awards

22 February 2021 By AR Editors

Peter Barber Architects | Feilden Fowles | Walters & Cohen | Wright…

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Editorial: take care

8 March 2021 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Max L Zarzycki and Ellen Peirson

The March issue deconstructs and remodels different forms of care

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Another infrastructure: queer ecologies of care

15 March 2021 By Torsten Lange

Addressing a deep seam of prejudice, the provision of social infrastructures in the HIV/AIDS…

Protesters at the British Museum hold signs that say 'BP: 60 years of arctic drilling' and 'citi: 3rd largest investor in fossil fuels'

Decolonise this museum: can cultural institutions care?

17 March 2021 By Janine Francois

Cultural institutions, dedicated to the care and preservation of collections, do not extend…

Painting of colourful food and flowers on a kitchen table

Kitchen aid: care through collective cookery

18 March 2021 By Gabriela Aquije Zegarra

The dining table is as much a site for a practice of ecological care,…

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Living death: confronting mortality and associated practices of care

24 March 2021 By Karla Rothstein and Christina Staudt

The Covid-19 pandemic is driving a more humane rethink on care at…

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