Susan Meiselas – 44 Irving Street, 1970–1971

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Susan Meiselas – 44 Irving Street, 1970–1971TBW Books is proud to announce the publication of 44 Irving Street, 19701971 by Susan Meiselas, published in collaboration with Higher Pictures on the occasion of Meiselass exhibition of the same name at the gallery. In 1970, while a student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Susan Meiselas was living in a boarding house at 44 Irving Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. What began as a class project evolved into a deeply empathetic portrait

photography offered scientists completely new ways of depicting clouds

that is shaped in conjunction with stakeholders

the neon squares of the ceiling lighting

But instead of staging picturesque portraits

titled —∞

hosted by Vincen Beeckman & Lien Van Leemput

Decolonising Design Education turns to the history of radical reforms in design and art education that aim to decolonize forms of knowing and making

Photographer Giovanna Silva visited the site and documented what is left

the book also includes photos of different phases of construction and life in the village today

he explores contemporary approaches involving various print sizes and even digital posters

the call for equality and equal opportunity has been heard within the hierarchical world of architecture

The public and domestic spheres have merged