December 4-5, 2009
Prominent curators, writers, critics, and other cultural mediators from across North America were brought together to declare and discuss their agendas, positions, and responsibilities in relation to the ways in which contemporary architecture is discussed, framed, produced and evaluated in public.
Panelists:
Barry Bergdoll, MoMA
Aaron Betsky, Cincinnati Art Museum
Cynthia Davidson, Log
Amanda Reeser Lawrence, PRAXIS
Sarah Herda, Graham Foundation
Brook Hodge, curator and writer
Jeffrey Inaba, C-LAB, Volume, Columbia University
Julie Iovine, Architect’s Newspaper
Jeffrey Kipnis, Ohio State University
Sylvia Lavin, UCLA
David van der Leer, Guggenheim NY
Andres Lepik, MoMA
Geoff Manaugh, BLDGBLOG
William Menking, Architect’s Newspaper
Nicolai Ouroussoff, The New York Times
Benjamin Prosky, Architizer, Columbia University
Lisa Rochon, Toronto Globe and Mail
William Saunders, Harvard Design Magazine
Ashley Schafer, PRAXIS
Henry Urbach, SFMOMA
Mark Waisuta, Columbia University
Mirko Zardini, Canadian Center for Architecture
Discussion moderated by Reinhold Martin, Buell Center Director