A new series of occasional talks, launching Spring 24 and continuing through 2024-25, on the ways land’s abundance as a natural commodity has been constructed with architectural means in the history of the United States.
This Buell Center and AD—WO installation for the 5th Chicago Architecture Biennial unsettles the historical and ongoing dynamics of enclosure and dispossession, by juxtaposing them with reminders of living otherwise.
The Buell Center hosts discussions with scholars, artists, and practitioners whose work helps to redefine architecture’s imbrications with land in and out of the Americas.