Join us on Monday, Feb 24 at 6pm for the New York launch of Tectonic Shifts: Reflections on Our Practice the new book from Wolff Architects. We will be joined by authors Heinrich and Ilze Wolff in Brooklyn for the occasion from Cape Town who will be discussing the book and their work with Tianyu Yang and Emanuel Admassu. https://lnkd.in/e3ATHUMq
关于我们
HEAD Hi is a bookshop espresso bar dedicated to art, design, publications and coffee located in Fort Greene, Brooklyn by the Navy Yard. We feature a curated selection of publications from around the globe. Working with local and international artists, designers, publishers, community members and organizations in various fields, Head Hi is a space for exploration and interaction that hosts talks, book launches, art shows, music performances and other events.
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https://headhi.net
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- Brooklyn，NY
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As New York's only architecture + design focused bookshop, we love to share why spaces like Head Hi are an important part of the architecture culture ecosystem during class visits. Thanks for the visit!
Associate Principal and Business Development Director at Ennead, Founder and Editor at Madame Architect
That's a wrap on teaching my first elective course at Pratt Institute School of Architecture, "Architecture in Media"! We took a look at all kinds of publications, how architects present themselves, and different ways to talk about one's work. The students wrote pitches, press releases, and social media captions about their studio projects, ending the semester with a written piece in a format that most resonated with them and their interests (op-ed, interview, review, etc). A huge thanks to our amazing roster of guests who came in to talk about their work in architecture, journalism, and PR -- Tiffany Jow, Nicolas Kemper, Kate Reggev, AIA, Lila Allen, Paul Keskeys, Jarrett Fuller, Daniel Confroy, Diana Budds, Leopoldo Villardi, Finn MacLeod, Jack Murphy, and Alexandra Hodkowski -- demonstrating to the students that good communication is paramount. I loved teaching this course! Photo taken at Head Hi on a visit there for our last class.
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How do we understand landscape today? How do we discuss and visualize nature? Can they be conceived and represented as something existing independently of the viewer, now that the human race has gotten into a very last corner of the world? Last night we presented the book Landscape with(out) Locus with editors Eva Leitolf and Giulia Cordin and landscape architect and contributor to the book Tiago Torres Campos on these very questions. Get the book and check out photos from the discussion below. https://lnkd.in/ee7GGkp6
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Join the?Pratt Institute School of Architecture’s?Undergraduate Chair of Architecture Stephen Slaughter, Professor Jason Vigneri-Beane, and Head Hi for a book talk, celebration and Augmented Realty experience for A Purple Architecture, an edited collection of essays and projects investigating Purpleness, as a quality independent from the virtual and physical, the material and immaterial, and mundane and exotic. Contributors to the book including Jason Vigneri-Beane, Stephanie Sang Delgado, Galo Canizares, and Ryan Scavnicky will discuss its premise and a world in between the virtual and physical with mixed-reality designer Jeffrey Anderson. After the talk, use your phone to experience the AR book cover and models that inspired the book’s investigations into articulating a future where technology and reality are blurred yet seen as an opening of possibilities. A Purple Architecture is edited by James F. Kerestes, Ebrahim Poustinchi, & Vahid Vahdat with the book and its augmented reality experience designed by Ebrahim Poustinchi. RSVP + More Info Here: https://lnkd.in/e2inUMNa
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Thank you Madame Architect and Julia Gamolina for featuring our co-founder Alexandra Hodkowski on your incredible platform!
Today on #MadameArchitect: Alexandra Hodkowski, whose career in cultural organizations spans over twenty years and has centered on supporting the work of contemporary artists, designers, and cultural organizations. In 2018, Alexandra co-founded Head Hi, a New York based hybrid space dedicated to art, design, and architecture publications and cultural programming. In 2023, she became the Curator of Public Programs at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, where she works to vision, develop, and implement adult public programs and projects of various scales and scopes and also leads the National Design Awards. Prior to this, she worked at organizations including Creative Time; Queens Museum; The World Around; Headlands Center for the Arts; and Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. She holds an MA in Arts Administration from New York University and a BA in Art History from the University of Colorado. In her interview with Julia Gamolina, Alexandra talks about her work centering around creativity and the public, advising those just starting their careers to make sure to get out to see things IRL: #headhi #cooperhewitt https://lnkd.in/eTKp6cFF