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Design, Displacement, Migration: Spatial and Material Histories gathers a collection of scholarly and creative voices-spanning design, art, and architectural history; design studies; curation; poetry; activism; and social sciences--to interrogate the intersections of design and displacement.
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1. An Introduction to
Design, Displacement, Migration: Spatial and Material Histories 2. Provisional Demos: The Spatial Agency of Tent Cities 3. Being-in-the-World Displaced 4. Without Us There Is No You: Displaced Material Culture of
Americans at The National Museum of the American Indian 5. Picturing Displacement: Moving Panoramas, Print Culture, and the Pictorial Slave Narrative of Pedro Tovookan Parris 6. Countering Displacement through Collective Memory: Recovering African American Landscapes Using The Texas Freedom Colonies Project Atlas 7. Nothing Ever Goes Away 8. Reframing Modern Design as Displacement: A Discussion through Decolonial Thinking on the Brazilian Experience 9. Place and Displacement in the Production of Swedish Modernity: A Suggestion for a Multi-sited Design History 10. Reconsidering Gender at RISD: Interior Architecture Education and Austrian Emigre Architect Ernst Lichtblau 11. "It was Jamaican Style, and They Didn't Have Anything Like That in England": An Oral History Account of Self-fashioning 12. Design by Disaster: ICSID and the League of Red Cross Societies (1971-1979) 13. Your Eyes Bother Us 14. Dispatch from the Aegean, 2021-22 15. The Architecture of Emergency Shelters in the 2015 European Refugee Accommodation Crisis 16. The Spatial Simulation of Displacement: Notes on the Representation of the "Refugee Crisis" 17. Amending Wall 18. Pluralizing the Code: Designed National Symbols Beyond Reverence 19. Displaced Energy Practices: Autonomous Design in the Context of Humanitarian Intervention in Goudoubo Camp, Burkina Faso 20. Displacement as Protest Strategy: Political Resistance and Design Activism in the 2019-2020 Anti-ELAB Hong Kong Protests 21. Emplacing Displacement: A Conversation
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Sarah A. Lichtman is Chair of the History of Art and Design department at Pratt Institute.
Jilly Traganou is Professor of Architecture and Urbanism at Parsons School of Design.
