Inkahoots acknowledges the First Peoples of Australia, their Elders past, present and emerging. We also acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and that we live, work and love on stolen land. We stand in solidarity with traditional owners in the struggle for justice and restitution.
September 2010 / Moving Minds
Moving Cities: Moving People and Moving Minds
As part of the Unlimited design triennial Inkahoots and Architectus are presenting a projected image exhibition that explores the challenges of designing secure new habitation in a world of rapidly changing climate conditions.
With much of the Asia-Pacific’s population concentrated along coastlines and/or river valleys, many in our region are vulnerable to severe (and increasing) climate events including sea level rise storms, tsunamis, cyclones, flooding and drought: Queensland is as vulnerable as Vanuatu or the Mekong or Indus Deltas. Answering the challenge means not only dealing with geographic and social ecologies, but processes of transition and change. The opportunity is to see design as a core social process, integrated with the governance, economic and ethical systems which allow the creation of desirable places.
October 4-10, 2010
Tuesday - Saturday 12-8pm Sunday 12-6pm
The Edge, State Library of Queensland
South Bank, Brisbane
Incidental Urban Anthropology #007
Beijing
Incidental Urban Anthropology #006
Talking Rocks
Melbourne book launch
Trace Biennial 2023
Brisbane book launch
Incidental Urban Anthropology #005
Collecting Arrows
Resurrections #003
Resurrections #002
Resurrections #001
Questing
1st Grumpus workshop
Vexed at IMA
Jan van Toorn
