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Denise Shanté Brown on the value of collaborative design and the importance of trusting marginalized communities to realize the future of their wellbeing.
Read MoreLinsen Chai talks with Giovanna Borasi about the challenges cultural institutions face in implementing lasting structural change.
Read MorePLP partners with Knowlton School of Architecture’s Ashley Bigham to develop the exhibition and symposium, Fulfilled, into a forthcoming book.
Read MorePLP works with Merritt Chase to edit "Appalachia Rising," one of ten projects selected to be part of the Architectural League of New York's American Roundtable project.
Read MoreClaudia Haines interviews Rachel Delphia, decorative arts curator at the Carnegie Museum of Art, about her exhibition: Designing for Accessibility.
Read MoreDominique Seneca talks with Pittsburgh-based curator and performance artist, Tara Fay.
Read MoreNina Barbuto, founder of Assemble, shares the story of her community space in Pittsburgh’s Garfield neighborhood.
Read MoreFor National Women’s Month, PLP produced dynamic editorial content with AIA’s Pittsburgh chapter to highlight women architects and designers making an impact in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Read MoreMichelle Millar Fisher offers insight on the challenges and opportunities of curating in a large institution, her curatorial role models, and ways to encourage accessibility in the museum.
Read MoreCasey Droege on building a sustainable, curatorial, “art-reprenurial,” and creative practice.
Read MoreIngrid Schaffner, curator of the 57th Carnegie International, shares a behind-the-scenes look at the process of putting together the exhibition.
Read MoreArchitecture critic Victoria Newhouse describes the process of writing Chaos and Culture and establishing the Architectural History Foundation.
Read MoreToronto-based artist Elizabeth Czartoryski discusses her performance installation work THE PERCH.
Read MoreDaniela Sandler discusses the principles of bottom-up urban intervention and the expanding definitions of architectural and preservationist practices.
Read MoreArts commissioner, curator, and art historian Kilolo Luckett shares her experience of organizing the By Any Means (BAM) three-day symposium.
Read MoreIoanna Theocharopoulou, author of Builders, Housewives and the Construction of Modern Athens, delves into modern Athenian apartment architecture.
Read MoreEmily Ebersol and Adam Kor interview artist and architect Amanda Williams, who participated in the 2015 Chicago Biennial with her Color(ed) Theory series, in which she re-painted soon-to-be-demolished buildings on Chicago’s Southside, using hues primarily found in consumer products that are marketed toward Black people.
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