Soft Schindler: Softness as Resistance at the MAK Center
Curated by Mimi Zeiger, Soft Schindler brings together contemporary artists and architects to explore questions of softness within the narrative of Pauline Schindler's history...
Mimi Zeiger: 13 Ways of Thinking About Heteronomy Part 5
13 architects, curators, historians and theorists share their thoughts on the status of architecture and new forms of alternative practice. 13 Ways of Thinking...
Panel Discussion: Frontiers of Design Criticism
Today the feedback, spin, and other acts of interpretation that were once the preserve of historians and other experts are often virtual, instantaneous, and...
Tu Casa es mi casa: a roundtable discussion (September 22, 2017)
Hernan Diaz Alonso and moderator Mimi Zeiger preface the panel with the announcement that the opening for the “Tu Casa es mi casa” exhibition...
Bonus Session: Closing panels for “Shelter” at the Architecture + Design Museum
The Architecture + Design Museum hosted two panels to close out its "Shelter" exhibition, focusing on local architects visions for future residential architectures in...
Bonus Session: Now, There: Scenes from the Post-Geographic City
Back in December of last year, the Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture launched in Shenzhen and Hong Kong, featuring an exhibition curated by Los Angeles-based...
MIMI ZEIGER /// Feminism, Participation and Crises in Architecture
Conversation recorded with Mimi Zeiger in Los Angeles on April 23, 2014
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Next Up Arroyo Seco Weekend – Mimi Zeiger
Recently, Archinect teamed up with Bureau Spectacular for the Arroyo Seco Weekend festival. Jimenez Lai and Joanna Grant designed a pavilion for the event,...
The LA Forum Reader Traces 30 Years of LA’s Architectural Discourse
The LA Forum for Architecture and Urban Design has offered a critical look at the city of Los Angeles since the late 80's. The...