Talk:V. Mitch McEwen

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Sources for V. Mitch McEwen[edit]

Hello, draft-maker––hopefully these will help!

Basics

Position: Assistant Professor of Architecture at Princeton School of Architecture
Architecture firm: "How Atelier Office Is Upending the Architectural Paradigm: Amina Blacksher and V. Mitch McEwen’s new venture..."
Education: Columbia ‘06 M.Arch
SUPERFRONT nonprofit/gallery: "New Brooklyn Gallery Catalyzes Avant-Garde Architecture", "Superfront"
Grants: Graham Foundation (2014, 2016), Knight Foundation (2015)

Black Box Research Group

"McEwen's Black Box Research Group Leads Collaborative Efforts in PPE Prototyping and Production for the COVID-19 Front Lines"
"The Power of the Printer: How informal networks of architects mass-produced simple yet lifesaving devices ... a new course for humanitarian design"
"Operation PPE creates 3D-printed equipment for the COVID-19 front lines"

MoMA / opposing white supremacist Philip Johnson gallery

"Artists Ask MoMA to Remove Philip Johnson’s Name, Citing Racist Views" (The New York Times)
"MoMa urged to drop Philip Johnson's name over architect's fascist past" (The Guardian)
"After Architects Denounce Philip Johnson’s White Supremacist Views, Harvard Will Rename a House He Designed" (Hyperallergic)

House Opera | Opera House

Art House: How one architect is attempting to reimagine Detroit’s blight" (Hour Detroit, 2016)
"When a house is an opera: Creating spaces for art in Detroit" (Knight Foundation, 2015)
"House Opera: Reimagining Detroit’s Vacant Homes as Vibrant Public Spaces" (Architizer, 2016)

Book chapters + articles

McEwen, "Negro | Bauhaus: design and politics of experimental life" in Bauhaus futures (MIT Press, 2019)
McEwen, "Watercraft: Detroit water infrastructure and its protocols of sprawl and displacement " in Perspecta 50: Urban divides (MIT Press, 2017)
"Profound Modernity" (e-flux, 2017)

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New Museum's IdeasCity: "Mitch McEwen is the next curator of IdeasCity"
Design As Protest: "Design as Protest: How can designers stand for, fight for, and build an anti-racist future?"
Recent lectures: "Reconstruct Everything", "COVID-19 and White Supremacy are Dual Pandemics", "The Black New Deal"
Bina Gogineni and Kyle Nichols, "Anthropocene/Anthroposcene: Integrating Temporal and Spatial Aspects of Human-Planetary Interaction toward Ethical Adaptation" (Critical Inquiry, 2021) // "Three metropolitan architects, Rem Koolhaas, David Adjaye, and V. Mitch McEwen, look to global Southern urbanisms––improvisational, creative, minimalist praxes grounded in indigenous lifeways––for alternate modes of inhabiting anthropocenic modernity."

// Knifegames (talk) 15:49, 23 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]