Survivance is a collaboration between the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and e-flux Architecture.
Contributors
- Lesley Green Applications Invited: Transdisciplinary Scholars to Re-Design Higher Education
- Sarover Zaidi The Gift of Food
- Alice McSherry and Amba J. Sepie Eating the Sun
- Gordon White Everyone Experiments in (The Invisible) College
- Nityanand Jayaraman The Perils of Climate Activism
- Hawai‘i Non-Linear A Justice-Advancing Architecture Tour
- Gloria Pavita Acts of Keeping
- Rasheedah Phillips Editorial—“Resisting Nostalgia”
- Emanuel Admassu and Jen Wood Architecture Without Measure: Notes on Legibility
- Carl Austin Hyatt Listening to Stone Beings
- Vishwas Satgar The Other Side of Ecocide
- Adjoa Armah Transformative Study: A Syllabus
- Joar Nango and Axel Wieder A Pact with One’s Own
- Amba J. Sepie Editorial—“The Wildness in our Bones”
- Maria Chávez Too Much Reality
- Bailey Peryman and Kelly Dombroski Cultivating, Havening
- Mae-ling Lokko Coconut Diaries
- Caroline A. Jones Siren Songs
- Jenna Sutela and Markus J. Buehler Wet-on-Wet
- Lindsay Bremner Editorial—“Weathering, Weathermaking”
- Erin Moore Four Lessons on Land, Space, and Resistance
- Black Quantum Futurism Project: Time Capsule
- Willem Larsen Taxonomies of Belonging
- Huda Tayob Unconfessed Architectures
- Kathryn Yusoff Mine as Paradigm
- Natchee Blu Barnd Editorial—“Permissions are Not Forthcoming”
- Tyson Yunkaporta Building the Ark
- Loren S. Cahill Love Space, or, How to Recognize Blackgirl Spatialities
- Mique’l Dangeli Pandemic Potlatching on the Highway of Tears
- Michelle Westerlaken The Telltale Worlds of the Octopus
- Ainslee Alem Robson Imaginary Nostalgias
- Lesley Lokko Editorial—“The Long Short”
- Kaya Barry and Samid Suliman A tour around the mudflats
- Cushla Dares The house that Tūhoe built
- Hock e Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds Our Red Nations Were Always Green
- Betty Yu Acts of Remembering
- Thandi Loewenson To get lost in mysterious mist
- Nick Axel and Troy Conrad Therrien Editorial—“Survivance”