Join Wa Na Wari, in partnership with Seattle Public Library, for a lecture by architect Germane Barnes about the “porch” in Black communities.
Thursday, October 15th 12pm Noon (PST)
Architecture has always excelled at using the built environment to convey narratives. Unfortunately, that opportunity has rarely materialized in African-American communities. This lecture will interrogate the porch and provide access to narratives undiscovered and often neglected.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87246158431...
Meeting ID: 872 4615 8431
Passcode: 748463
Barnes’ research and design practice investigates the connection between architecture and identity. Mining architecture’s social and political agency, he examines how the built environment influences black domesticity. His design and research contributions have been published and exhibited in several international institutions. Most notably, The Museum of Modern Art, The Graham Foundation, The New York Times, Architect Magazine, DesignMIAMI/ Art Basel, The Swiss Institute, Metropolis Magazine, Curbed, and The National Museum of African American History where he was identified as one of the future designers on the rise.
Thursday, October 15th 12pm Noon (PST)
Architecture has always excelled at using the built environment to convey narratives. Unfortunately, that opportunity has rarely materialized in African-American communities. This lecture will interrogate the porch and provide access to narratives undiscovered and often neglected.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87246158431...
Meeting ID: 872 4615 8431
Passcode: 748463
Barnes’ research and design practice investigates the connection between architecture and identity. Mining architecture’s social and political agency, he examines how the built environment influences black domesticity. His design and research contributions have been published and exhibited in several international institutions. Most notably, The Museum of Modern Art, The Graham Foundation, The New York Times, Architect Magazine, DesignMIAMI/ Art Basel, The Swiss Institute, Metropolis Magazine, Curbed, and The National Museum of African American History where he was identified as one of the future designers on the rise.