Developing the theme of material entanglement, architect and researcher Anna Tweeddale will talk about her creative research and practice as it resonates in current exhibition Haunt.
Tweeddale will discuss her current research into construction materials including concrete and aluminium, through a material feminist framework, looking at the ethical and cultural implications invoked by these everyday materials. She will locate contemporary construction as a fertile site of investigation into ways of living with/in an already damaged planet.
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Anna Tweeddale
Anna Tweeddale is a practising architect, artist and urban researcher. She is founding director of Australian research design practice Studio Apparatus and has worked in Australia, Europe, China, and the Middle East. Anna is a current PhD candidate in the School of Architecture at RMIT University, having previously completed a research Masters in Architecture and Urban Culture at the Metropolis Postgraduate Program (CCCB and UPC, Barcelona). She has taught architectural/urban design as well as history and theory at RMIT, Monash and Melbourne University.
Joar Nango, installation view: 'Haunt', Institute of Modern Art. Photo: Carl Warner.
Haunt
13 Apr–08 Jun 2019
