Alumni News

Collisions & Render Engines

Diogo Tudela's (Alum LA '18 and Berlin '18) exhibition "Collisions & Render Engines" was recently on view at the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Lisbon, Portugal. "Collisions & Render…

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Machine Reveries and the Possibility of Thought Beyond the Human Body

Jack Booth (alum Berlin '19) published his essay 'Machine Reveries and the Possibility of Thought Beyond the Human Body' for the Spring '20 issue of Strelka Magazine. "Machine-machine vision—a…

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Reimagined Narratives: From Spatial Memory to Mapping the Future

This past fall, Alexandra Stock (Alum NYC '19) joined the curating board of Art D’Égypte and curated "Reimagined Narratives," the third in a series of annual exhibitions held at different heritage…

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Seeing Color Podcast

On his Seeing Color podcast, Zhiwan Cheung (Alum '19 Berlin) talks with cultural workers and artists of color "to expand what is a predominantly white space in the arts." Cheung explains, "Seeing…

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Core Desires, Counter Prospects

Quinn Latimer (Faculty Berlin '18) interviews New Mineral Collective's (NMC) for Canadian Art. 'Core Desires, Counter Prospects' digs into their wide-ranging practice which explores landscapes of…

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Confluence Ecologies

Last fall, Kayla Anderson (alum Berlin '19) collaborated on the project Inheritance, as part of HKW's Anthropocene Curriculum Confluence Ecologies show at Southern Illinois University's Museum.…

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First We Feast

Last summer, "First We Feast", a documentary essay by Alice Sarmiento (Alum NYC '19) was published in Schloss-Post. »Kain!« »Kain ka muna!« or »Kain tayo!« are common ways to demonstrate Philippine…

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TWWWO: Matter in Flux

  The World in…

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Persistent Echoes

In the fall of 2019, Emilie Trice's (Alum Berlin '19) essay Persistent Echoes was included in a time capsule in the walls of the the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s new Rudin Family Gallery. The essay is…

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