Anthropology of the Future

by Anna Searle Jones • 22nd April, 2021 • with

black and white x-ray image of a human torso with bones and organs visible; "R AP" appears in spaced out capital letters in the upper left corner

Pop Archaeology in London

by Anna Searle Jones • 10th March, 2021 • with

small-scale model of the Hagia Sophia building situated in a park

On the Contested Times of Hagia Sophia

by Anna Searle Jones • 10th March, 2021 • with

a shovel lays on top of a pile of dirt in front of a hole, surrounded by pale green walls

Treasure Hunting and Necrospeculation in Turkey

by Anna Searle Jones • 10th March, 2021 • with

graphic showing colorful birdseye view of a quarry with play button superimposed above it

Video: Neil Brenner on New Urban Spaces

by Carlo Diaz • 12th February, 2021 • with

aerial view of a quarry with surrounding buildings

New Urban Spaces: Urban Theory and the Scale Question

by Anna Searle Jones • 15th December, 2020 • with

The Lives of Things

by Carlo Diaz • 4th December, 2020 • with

Imagining the Edgy City

by Anna Searle Jones • 17th September, 2020 • with

Trumpism and the University

by Carlo Diaz • 31st August, 2020 • with

I Like Dirt: Film Screening and Conversation with the Filmmakers

by 3CT Admin • 25th August, 2020 • with

Object Cultures Project

by Anna Searle Jones • 20th August, 2020 • with

Most generally the task of this module is to formulate new ways of understanding how people transform the physical object world and how that world in turn transforms them. We are concerned with the mutual constitution of subject and object, the animate and inanimate, person and thing, and with the ways objects mediate individual and group identities.

Shannon Lee Dawdy

by 3CT Admin • 19th August, 2020 • with

Materializing the Future

by Mollie Edgar • 19th August, 2020 • with

How is the future being shaped by designers in the present? Having passed through a period of postmodern disenchantment, designers now seem ready again to take on the challenge of the future.