proposal for an exhibition at the slought foundation (and others). bascially this is the graham proposal with references to a ‘publication’ replaced by ‘exhibition’

This proposal seeks to activate a collaborative practice of storytelling in the public realm using an allegorical narrative of ‘anything goes’ self-empowerment to establish a framework for the personal mythologies of modern America. This proposal includes the presentation of artifacts from archaeological discoveries as well as the written historical record of the picaresque travails of two heroes who inhabit the fragments of a collapsed United States of America. This presentation, hereforth referred to as Latest Unpleasantness, will serve as the concretized framework that underlies the resulting applied lessons of newly unhinged collaborations such as those freshly enabled by the release of licensing, open sourced media, and interpretive latitude upon architecture and urbanism.

† continue reading another proposal for something

happy valentine’s day.

currently: listening to carpathian forest and draughting the theatre complex.

Hello All, Thank you for your hard work and efforts for the 2006 ENYA Biennial International Ideas Competition, Southpoint: from Ruin to Rejuvenation! After 750+ registrants, 300+ submissions, and a very long day of jury deliberations, we have our winners. If you have not been contacted already, we are sorry to inform you that you have not been selected. The winners will be announced at our Awards Reception, March 31st (time TBA) at the Center for Architecture in New York City. The publication will be available at the opening and online by the end of March. Also, we will be posting the announcement online to coincide with the exhibition opening. We hope that you will be able to attend our ceremony to celebrate the hard work that was put into all of the projects. For the reception, every entry will be projected onto a wall, so your entry will be displayed even if it will not remain for the duration of the exhibition. We will be displaying all of the entries in our online gallery as well (which will be posted at the end of March). ENYA has already begun work on the 3rd Biennial Competition, so keep an eye out for it in the coming year. Thank you again for your hard work and making this year’s competition so successful, ENYA Competition Coordinators