Interview to Nerea Calvillo by Genoveva Ruiz Carrión.
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Intimate Entanglements. The Sociological Review Monographs Series.
Paper “Data intimacies: Building infrastructures for intensified embodied encounters with air pollution” by Nerea Calvillo & Emma Garnett, for the monograph Intimate Entanglements, co-edited by Joanna Latimer and Daniel López Gómez.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0038026119830575
Accumulation. Eflux Architecture
Text “Particular Sensibilities” by Nerea Calvillo for the Accumulation series, curated by Daniel Barber.
https://www.e-flux.com/architecture/accumulation/217054/particular-sensibilities/
Inventing the Social. Mattering Press
Text “Inviting Atmospheres to the Architecture Table” by Nerea Calvillo for Inventing the Social, co-edited by Noortje Marres, Michael Guggenheim, Alex Wilkie
Citizen Science Guides, from the Adventure of Learning
“How to reclaim the Air” by Nerea Calvillo, as part of a collection of guides to promote the understanding of common goods, addressed mostly to high school students. Promoted by the Spanish Ministery of Education.
http://laaventuradeaprender.intef.es/guias/ciencia-ciudadana
Yellow Dust in Ness #1
Yellow Dust is featured in the article “The art of denunciation: nine installations that rocked 2017” by Daniela Freibergof the first issue of Ness, a magazine on Architecture, life and Urban Culture. Argentina.
Toxic Politics
Our special issue on Toxic Politics is out!
“One of the goals of this special issue is to move concepts of toxicity away from fetishized and evidentiary regimes premised on wayward molecules behaving badly, so that toxicity can be understood in terms of reproductions of power and justice. The second goal is to move politics in a diversity of directions that can texture and expand concepts of agency and action in a permanently polluted world”.
Interview in Retina El País
Thanks Mario Suárez for this great interview published in Retina (El Pais)! Revista Retina #02 / Entorno. Nerea Calvillo: la mujer que juega con el viento.
https://retina.elpais.com/retina/2018/02/21/tendencias/1519202055_226753.html
Yellow Dust in Plataforma Arquitectura
C + arquitectas present an open source infrastructure at the Seoul Architecture Biennale.
Environmental Data
Our special issue “Practicing, Materializing and Contesting Environmental Data” ,Big Data and Society is out! Image: Zapped, Preemptive Media 2005.
Water and air
Yey! Our article “Water and air: Territories, tactics, and the elemental textility of urban cosmopolitics” (with Manuel Tironi) published in Urban Cosmopolitics, edited by Ignacio Farias and Anders Blok, and with fantastic contributions by Isaak Marregui, Adolfo Estalella and Alberto Corsin Jimenez, among others.
Desierto #3
Tomorrow presentation of Desierto #3: 28ºCELSIUS with Philippe Rahm Architectes. Happy for having contributed to such an interesting issue. Thanks Gabriel Ruiz-Larrea Fernández!
In the Political Laboratory
Happy to share the article “In the Political Laboratory: Kurt Lewin’s Atmospheres” that Nerea Calvillo wrote with Javier Lezaun, Thanks Alberto Corsin Jimenez!
https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/yv3E9mQTH6Bf8UdqzYRx/full
Test-Bed Urbanism
Happy to share our article Test-Bed Urbanism (with Orit Halpern, Jesse LeCavalier and Wolfgang Pietsch), recently published in Public Culture.
See also the contributions of S. Sassen, Calhoun+Sennett+Shapira, A. Amin, Monika Krause….. We hope you enjoy it!
Today at Babelia with Freshlatino 2
Curated by Ariadna Cantis for Instituto Cervantes.
Smart Cities
Finally received the last Arquitectura Viva issue (149), with our brief overview to smart cities as part of our Milgram Group (@Orit Halpern, Jesse LeCavalier, Wolfgang Pietch and myself) research. It also features In the Air, and a great article by Iván López Munuera on collectives. Thank you Lys Villalba!
Urban Media Cultures
Finally! The book “Urban Media Cultures” has been published with our article “Media Structures, Prototypes and Collective Prosthesis”. Thank you Susa Pop! It looks amazing.
The affective Mesh
Our article “The affective Mesh: Air Components 3D visualisation as a research and communication tool ” has been published in the last issue of Parsons Journal for Information Mapping. Check out the whole issue!
From ruins to guest house
The Periscope House certainly has a sense of humor.
