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FUGITIVE GEOGRAPHIES: Yale School of Architecture Graduate Symposium

Post author By Jimmy Stamp
Post date 7 March, 2011

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Inflate and Imbibe: Art and Architecture meet in a New Orleans Courtyard

Post author By Jimmy Stamp
Post date 4 January, 2010

[Des Cours Installation, original photo] In December, I participated in Des Cours, a week-long art exhibition in New Orleans organized by The Big Easy’s chapter of the American Institute of Architects. A team made up of Fred Stivers, Sergio Padilla, and myself was invited with twelve other international teams of artists and architects to create […]