When: 5:30 PM October 29
Where: The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of ArtDigital Interviews
A video by Vivian Chen and Ashley Reed
The Sketchbook Problem
A conversation led by Jonathan Ruiz
Digital Delusion: The Sensory Limitations of the Digital in Architecture and Engineering
A conversation led by Youngjin Yi
The Illusion of Novelty: The Predicament of Abstractions
A conversation led by John Lura
To be followed by an analog discussion by the Cornell faculty and graduate students
After Hour: 9:00PM
Where: Stella's, 403 College Avenue
'The Sketch Book Problem' ReadingsTo sketch or not to sketch? That is the question By Zafer Bilda, John S. Gero, and Terry Purcell
Design ideation: the conceptual sketch in the digital age By Ben Johnson
Seeing and discovering: how do student designers reinterpret sketches and digital marks during graphic design ideation? By Catherine Stones and Tom Cassidy
The Illusion of Novelty: The Predicament of Abstraction ReadingsSemiology and the urban By Roland Barthes
Plato and the simulacrum By Gilles Deleuze
The authenticity of difference: architecture and the crisis of reality By Peter Eisenman
The end of the classical: the end of the beginning, the end of the end By Peter Eisenman
Architecture's expanded field: finding inspiration in jellyfish and geopolitics, architects today are working within radically new frames of reference By Anthony Vidler
Diagrams of diagrams: architectural abstraction and modern representation By Anthony Vidler
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