Strauss Gallery,  Dartmouth College,  Hanover  NH   From September 20 through November 13, 2016, the Strauss Gallery presents Speak! Listen! Act! A kaleidoscope of architectural elements for public space, an exhibition of 20 projects by Zenovia Toloudi and students. Public space has been vital to people and cities since ancient times as the designated space for dialogue, participation, collective activities, interaction and exchange, and essentially democracy. However, due to various social, political, and economic complexities, as well as technological advancements, public space has gradually transformed to less open, less democratic, less comfortable, less enjoyable, less “ours.” From one hand, codes, policies, and regulations reinforce limited use and accessibility, uncomfortable surfaces and furniture, and ubiquitous surveillance.

From the other hand, the web culture has absorbed much of the dialogue and participatory practices that now occur more often in the digital realm. Public space is essentially not so “public” and not so “spatial.”Speak! Listen! Act! exhibition and research presents a taxonomy of projects at the intersection of architecture, art, and urbanism, investigating how design can act as agency to instigate or reinforce for the public a series of actions, such as communication, interaction, collaboration, playfulness, and empathy. Speak! Listen! Act! projects emphasize the presence of adaptive structures, the actualization of tectonics of democratization, and the materialization of playful micro-tectures.

The opening reception for Speak! Listen! Act! will be held on Tuesday September 20, 2016 at 5:45pm, and a gallery talk on Saturday October 29, 2016 at 2pm. The exhibition and the events are free and open to the public. For more information please visit: www.zenovia.net

Exhibition Projects:

Micro-Ceasefire Under Shadow, Zenovia Toloudi
Blanket, Zenovia Toloudi
Modular Tectonics, HAEF design-build workshop
Poly-Platform, Magda Billis
REimagining the SCAR, Katherine Mendez
A World of Spectators, Nicholas Dyer
Parrhesiastic Play, Zenovia Toloudi
The Theater of Moving Furniture, Caitlin Horan
Free See Saw, Zenovia Toloudi
Collective Multipurpose Furniture, Jake Weed
Street Warrior, Adenrele Adewusi
Solitent, Zakios Meghrouni-Brown
Spiral, Zenovia Toloudi
Pop-up IC-cream Store, HAEF design-build workshop
Fan, Zenovia Toloudi, Maria Stefanidis
Agora Display, WIT Athenian Agora Studio
Optical Ruin, Matthew Rowell
Urban Venetian Blind, Zenovia Toloudi, Maria Stefanidis
The Cage, Zenovia Toloudi, Maria Stefanidis, Chrysa Lekka
Converse/Construct, Patrick Brady

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Zenovia Toloudi is an architect, artist, and Assistant Professor of Architecture at Studio Art, Dartmouth College. She has received a Doctor of Design degree from Harvard GSD, a Master of Architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) – as a Fulbright Fellow, and a Diploma in Architectural Engineering from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh). In 2000, Zenovia founded Studio Z, a research and creative practice for architecture, art and public space. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including Venice Biennale, The Lab at Harvard, American Institute of Architects New York Chapter, and Athens Byzantine Museum. Zenovia has created public art for numerous buildings in Boston, including the Lansdowne Street Garage Parking, MIT Stata, New England College of Optometry, and for the campus yard of AUTh, and the entrance of Leslie Center for the Humanities, Dartmouth. Her work belongs to permanent collections such as AUTh’s Sculpture Collection, and Threcian Pinacotheca. Zenovia has presented in conferences such as The Right to Architecture, International Symposium for Electronic Arts, Atmospheres-Tomorrow, Atmos, Connections (MIT Media Lab), Design Computing and Cognition, and the MIT Energy Night. Her essays have been published in Routledge, Technoetic Arts, MAS Context, WAr, and proceedings of ACSA 104 and 101, ICSV17, SIGraDi 2010 and 2008, and the 1st International File to Factory Symposium. She has co-curated the exhibition Made in Greece Plus at the Boston Museum of Science, and organized many academic events including Brain.Storms, Inspire Japan; Critical Digital conferences. Zenovia has also taught at Harvard, MIT, IIT, AUTh, WIT, BAC, and Hellenic American Educational Foundation.

For more information please visit:  www.zenovia.net

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Strauss Gallery
Tuesday-Saturday: 12:30-10:00 pm
Sunday: 12:30-5:30 pm
(603) 646-3651

HOP Hopkins Center of the Arts
4 East Wheelock Street
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 646-2422

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Kim:  Would you please explain the background — how was this project initiated? And what were some of the key factors considered during the design process?

Anthony:  This project was awarded a grant through the Riverscaping Competition which aimed to raise an awareness of the Connecticut River through a series of art installations. Undulated inundation continues my research on dynamic patterns and interactive fields.

The river is a constantly fluctuating and ever changing surface. The color, the level, and the current change over time. Hadley has recorded several flood plane changes over the last 100 years. These flood planes marked four distinct heights above sea level, and are within a certain height from each other. Undulated Inundation references the flood planes as well as the fluctuation of the river. The reference of the ground plane along with the horizon sets up a contrast with the arrangement of the vertical steel poles. The undulating heights of the poles are further articulated with photo luminescent caps which provide a subtle glow during the night.

Kim: Would you explain more about the specific roles your partners played in this project?

旋风加速器怎么样 I think it’s important to note that collaboration involves trust. For this project, I’m thankful to several people for their trust, and I’m glad that my trust in others created a truly collaborative project. I would like to thank Thom Long and members of the Riverscaping committee for acknowledging my work and giving me this opportunity. I’m grateful to Susan Lisk, director of the Porter Phelps Huntington Museum who was patient with the construction process, positively inquisitive about my design intentions, and graciously supportive of this project.

I’d like to also acknowledge the spontaneous collaboration with Jarrett Man of Stone Soup Farm who donated time and an unselfish amount of effort on this project during the earth moving stages. The two contractors on this project have a unique working relationship and a high level of trust and respect for each other. It was a pleasure being able to work with them and to assist and learn in their process.

Working with vendors who were able to operate outside of their typical manufacturing routines was very educational and encouraging. Polymer Molding (Erie, PA) willingly worked with myself and Chroma Corporation (McHenry, IL) to supply the glowing caps for this project. I think it’s a very positive moment in a project when manufacturers are willing to try something different, guided by a knowledge of the process while maintaining an inquiry for innovation.

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旋风加速器的官网在哪里 The project was initially inspired by the river, the fluctuation in surface as well as our relationship to this constant change. My intention is not to literally represent nature however. This is a very important distinction that defines my method and general approach. Some past work has been incorrectly interpreted as such because I consider natural elements in many of my dynamic field projects. I’m more interested in nature’s systems and what they teach us.

I was also inspired by piers or markers within the water that allowed one to recognize and develop an awareness of the water’s surface as a referential plane. Other inspirations include pix-elated surfaces that change in depth, new methods of representing topography, as well as land art and what I refer to as interactive and dynamic fields. I’m particularly fond of the kinetic installations of Jussi Ängeslevä and the mirrored and light rooms of Yayoi Kasama.

旋风加速器的官网在哪里What have you learned about your own process through this project and how does it fit into your individual working method?

Anthony: This project helped me further categorize my design process and work as it relates to 6 main topics: collaboration, fabrication, material, community, pattern, and land art.

COLLABORATION:
Anthony O Di Mari (installation)
Charlie Tighe (installation)
Jarrett Mann (Stone Soup)
Susan Lisk (PPHM)
Stephen Schrieber (UMass Amherst)
Thom Long (Riverscaping)

FABRICATION:
Polymer Molding (fence post caps)
Chroma Corporation (photoluminescent pigment)

MATERIALS:
90 steel metal fence posts (heights from 3 feet to 7 feet)
90 photo luminescent post caps
9 cubic yards of white marble gravel
116 linear feet of wood
832 linear feet of landscape fabric

COMMUNITY:
The piece is a temporary installation for the Porter Phelps Huntington Museum in Hadley, Massachusetts.

PATTERN:
Square grid with a gradient of heights

LAND ART:
Reference plane boundary filled with gravel.

Kim: Please discuss the lessons learned from this project, how might they relate to the larger built world?

旋风加速器怎么样 This project is a very small land art installation. The project succeeded in creating a place on the Museum’s land that was forgotten, so it does maintain a larger impact than its footprint.

In terms of its application at a larger scale though, I’d say that the lesson here returns to the idea of awareness. It’s initial intent was to assist in making the participants aware of the ever changing river, to interact with an object in the landscape, and enjoy, wonder, and question variation within an ordered grid of vertical poles.

The project is very dynamic in many ways, through the undulation of the pole heights as well as the changing views within and around the field. In terms of improving the larger built world, I would encourage this kind of user participation, and creating spaces that people want to explore, stop, look, and better understand their position in relationship to what is built around them.

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Join me tomorrow afternoon at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum for a conversation with Lee Mingwei, a fascinating and truly engaging participatory installation artist from Taiwan and NYC. I will be hosting a conversation with Mingwei in the Living Room from 1-3pm, as part of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Living Room series.  Please find more  information on Lee here: http://www.gardnermuseum.org/contemporary_art/artists/lee_mingwei

Hope to see you!

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Have you seen the twinkling sky in Evans Way Park? I passed near sunset and was mesmerized by what appeared to be a milky-way of tiny dancing stars– I’ve not seen anything quite like this!

It has been two years since my team and I installed the first Evans Way Park installation — ENfold — to commemorate the Fenway as Boston’s first designated cultural district. ENfold was one of the first to pave the way for others and being the first has its distinction but is not always fun. City of Boston approval of the piece required a grueling 6-month review process!

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Kim’s concept is simple– he has affixed a lightweight web of stainless steel cable and fishing line between trees and from the network the team suspended hundreds of reflective disks—hardware parts from old Shepley computers to make the chimes. Kim’s inspiration for the piece came from a contraption his grandmother made in her garden to keep pesky birds from eating her produce.

Kim’s concept and the support he received from his colleagues at Shepley — is truly outstanding. When standing beneath this beautiful little universe you understand the power of successful teamwork.

I commend Kelly Brilliant Director of the Fenway Alliance and Jean Kim and his design team at Shepley Bulfinch for making this happen!

The Fenway Alliance includes all these amazing installations in its Public By Design initiative. Kelly applauds ENfold Evans Way 2011 which garnered significant mainstream and architect-specific media recognition and a competitive honor from the BSA. She says she marvels at what each dedicated creative has brought to transform an underutilized yet beautiful park into a beautiful and vibrant place of connection, conversation, smiles, awards, and every so often, sparkles and awe.

Lets face it, there is a new exciting tradition happening in Boston, one we have all been waiting for! Spread the word — and don’t miss the opportunity to get in on it next year!

Experience Sparkle + Chime  with a wash of metallic swells, crashes and rhythms of  the ‘Jungle of Sound’ cymbal performance from 2-3 pm tomorrow, Columbus Day.

Video: See the team at Shepley Bullfinch assembling Sparkle + Chime.

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Enfold  2011:

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Want to get involved next year? Stay tuned:

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