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Interior Provocations: Appropriate(d) Interiors Symposium
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Posted by: Pratt Institute
Deadline: Sat, February 2nd, 2019
INTERIOR PROVOCATIONS
Appropriate(d) Interiors
Symposium
February 2, 2019 10 AM – 6 PM
Admission is Free RSVP Required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/interior-provocations-appropriated-interiors-tickets-53435787880
Pratt Institute Higgins Hall Auditorium 61 Saint James Place Brooklyn, NY 11205
The third annual Pratt Interior Provocations symposium, Appropriate(d) Interiors, explores the way interiors participate explicitly and implicitly in embedded cultural values. Interiors, past and present, play critical roles even when they are not recognized as such. What are the standards, assumptions, codes and/or conventions that we need to dismantle? How can we expand our understanding of the history, theory and practice of interior design to challenge the status quo? What then is “appropriate” and what is “inappropriate?”
Keynote Speaker:
Joel Sanders, JSA, Principal Architect, RA, AIA and Professor of Architecture, Yale University
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE
MORNING
COFFEE AND REGISTRATION 10:00 AM
SYMPOSIUM INTRODUCTION 10:30 AM
PRESENTATIONS 11:00 AM – 12:45 PM
A “Proper” Home: Channeling Political Values through Interior Design in a Dictatorship
Carlos Bartolo, Lecturer | Arts and Architecture | Lusíada University
The Jewish Colonial Revival Interior
Erica Lome, Ph.D. Candidate | Department of History | University of Delaware
The Material Culture of the Palestinian Duyuf
Alessandra Gola, Ph.D. Researcher | Department of Architecture | University of Leuven
This Is How We Live: [In]Appropriate Rooms/Nonconformist Apartment Exhibitions and the Case of the Communal Apartment, 1982 – 84
Senem Yildirim Evsen, Ph.D. Candidate | Architectural History | Middle East Technical University
AFTERNOON
PRESENTATIONS 2:00 PM – 3:45 PM
Regenerative Debris: Collage and the Collective Memory of the Cut
Irina Schneid, Adjunct Assistant Professor | Interior Design | Pratt Institute
Duvet Entendre: Getting in Bed with the Continentals (The Bedroom, Bedding, Pornography and the Common Market in 1970s Britain)
Jo Turney, Associate Professor | Fashion | Winchester School of Art | University of Southampton
The “New Site?”
Priyanka Sen, Adjunct Faculty | School of Architecture and Interior Design | University of Cincinnati DAAP
Megan Minton, Assistant Professor | School of Architecture and Interior Design | University of Cincinnati DAAP
Appropriation, Disintegration, Resurrection: Ponte City, Johannesburg and South African Politics, 1975 – 2019
Harriet McKay, Senior Lecturer | The Cass School of Art, Architecture & Design | London Metropolitan University
POSTER SESSION / COFFEE BREAK 3:45 PM – 4:15 PM
Jose Bernardi, Associate Professor | The Design School | Arizona State University
Sara Desvernine Reed, Assistant Professor | Department of Interior Design | Virginia Commonwealth University
Nerea Feliz, Assistant Professor | School of Architecture | The University of Texas at Austin
Yu Nong Khew, Assistant Professor | School of Constructed Environments | Parsons School of Design
Olivier Vallerand, Assistant Professor | The Design School | Arizona State University
Linda Zhang, Assistant Professor | School of Interior Design | Ryerson University
KEYNOTE 4:15 PM
RECEPTION 5:00 PM
Additional information will be announced as soon as it becomes available.
Please check https://commons.pratt.edu/interiorprovocations/ for updates. Host Committee:
Deborah Schneiderman
Keena Suh Karin Tehve
(Pratt Institute, Department of Interior Design)
Anca I. Lasc
Erica Morawski
Karyn Zieve
(Pratt Institute, Department of the History of Art and Design)
Alexa Griffith Winton
(Ryerson School of Interior Design)
Image: Urban Cutting III © Irina Schneid
Posted on Mon, January 14th, 2019
Expires on Sat, February 2nd, 2019
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