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Had a great meeting with Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo at the state office the other day about possibl

Had a great meeting with Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo at the state office the other day about possibly starting a program in placemaking and community engaging public art somewhere in Broome County. And then I devoured this delicious Buffy’s Burrito! Yum! #binghamton #newyork #placemaking #publicart #communityrevitalization


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R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — R-ENA / Malka ArchitectureWorking alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful —

R-ENA / Malka Architecture


Working alongside Justkid´s curator Charlotte Dutoit, Life is beautiful — a music and art festival — has initiated the urban renewal of downtown Las Vegas. The neighborhood has progressively expanded with Malka Architecture selected to integrate street-style furniture alongside outdoor installations by Bansky and D*face. The design team sought to create a series of public spaces, providing the opportunity for spontaneous meeting and interaction.



Trabajando junto con Charlotte Dutoit, comisaria de Justkid’s , Life is beautiful - un festival de música y arte - ha iniciado la renovación urbana del centro de Las Vegas. El barrio se ha expandido progresivamente y Malka Architecture ha sido seleccionado para integrar muebles de estilo callejero junto a las instalaciones al aire libre de Bansky y D*face. El equipo de diseño trató de crear una serie de espacios públicos, proporcionando la oportunidad para el encuentro y la interacción espontánea.


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Hyperspace is a completely hybrid and promiscuous space where everything is intermingled and  networked with everything else, a space where cultural and territorial markers have been deleted, a space marked by a total lack of distance. (…) Of course, the internet certainly has elements of hyperspace and speeds up global hyperculturization. Culture in a classic sense disappears in what is, so to speak, more cultural than culture, namely in hyperculture and in reality: as Baudrillard would put it, it disappears in what is more real than real, namely in hyper-reality. #electronicpanopticon (Byung-Chul Ha)

LAND PROJECT moves forward questioning the strong sense of everything that lacks or, in fact, moves at the rhythm of how the internet shapes the identity of a relationship based on encounters and discussions, a relationship that is lit every time onliness happens and pulls the time and space in between.

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I find it interesting that the context of the internet is what has created and shaped our relationship. There is this paradox of you being a stranger yet at the same time a close friend, that is. something more than just a collaborator. The rhythm of how we work and move together is also interesting within the notion of ‘feeling present’–  I know that you are there even when you are not. (Lisa)

Aside from what drives both artists to keep interacting together, while other ideas come in to the conversations, there’s a constant movement of the bodies in relation to each other. A remote entanglement between two particles in the same stream of consciousness where the intersection of juxtapositioning flow of the natural organic coding between two human entities occurs. Out of the repetition,  the meaning and significance changes every time. And in the development of an enduring system of mediated communication, the possibility of performativity of a process that loops into a continuous transformation.

it’s about the impossibility of dealing with the untranslatable and its affections… (Daniel)

The different setups that materialize, also, this project to audiences and other participants (see Performeando and Online Cooking) are fragments of an established set of guidelines that are resultant from a specific environment shaping this connection.

Ultimately, opening up the rehearsals towards an unknown, unnamed, or undefined object that contains the essence of what the connection is made of is always in relation to how two bodies place themselves in front of each other and striving to feel one another.

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Name Rebecca Cordes ChanLocation Baltimore, MD, USAWhat do you do? I am a Program Officer for the Lo

Name Rebecca Cordes Chan
Location Baltimore, MD, USA
What do you do? I am a Program Officer for the Local Initiative Support Corporation (LISC) National Creative Placemaking Program. Creative Placemaking can be a loaded term, but I think of it as resident-driven process that builds on existing cultural assets. I spend the majority of my time managing LISC’s Creative Placemaking Technical Assistance program. Through a partnership between The Kresge Foundation and The National Endowment for the Arts, the program is a pilot intended to provide the creative placemaking field a deeper understanding of how to do arts-based community development well. I am working on specialized technical assistance plans for 16 organizations with the goal of advancing each organization’s ability to lead successful projects that result in positive short- and long-term outcomes for their community. Prior to LISC, I was an arts-based community development practitioner as Station North’s Program Director, then later for a philanthropic organization as their Program Officer. I was named 10 people to watch under 30 by Baltimore Sun in 2014, and was selected to be part of the Baltimore Social Innovation Journal’s cohort the same year. I have an M.S. in Historic Preservation from University of Pennsylvania, and B.A. in Anthropology from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
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