The product of our City Studio class at the New School – exhibitions over 4 years exploring a contested urban space on the Lower East Side.
An ongoing participatory online archive, it understands the significance of the Triangle Fire site through historical narrative and human connection.
Exploring Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani and Elliott Maltby’s co-teaching and rethinking of public space, to hybridize theory, research and practice.
Our annual interdisciplinary conference on visual urbanism, in collaboration with Goldsmiths, University of London and the Tate Britain.
Photographic and ethnographic work exploring everydayness in Brooklyn, NY and Oakland, CA.
A teaching method interpreting the community-based work of poet Sekou Sundiata, edited and designed by Buscada as a publication and DVD set for civic engagement.
An retrospective exhibition designed and co-curated by Buscada on 75 years of planning at MIT.
Buscada’s ongoing work on the graphic identity and print materials for the Wolk Gallery at MIT.
An exhibition designed by Buscada of the work of architectural photographer Cervin Robinson
An exhibition designed and curated by Buscada on the architecture of the Urban Development Corporation.
An exhibition photographed and curated by Buscada exploring sense of home in 3 affordable housing developments.
A participatory public art project created by Buscada to explore imagined communities.
An ethnographic report for the Nation Park Service, undertaken by Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani as part of Public Space Research Group at the CUNY Graduate Center
Conceiving of urban public meeting spaces as integral to the definition of a community’s identity, and…
A Buscada photo-narrative essay on life in one of Buenos Aires’ informal settlements.
A Buscada guided tour project with a teenage boy in London’s East End.
A web and installation piece of photographs found and collected on the streets of several cities, tracing Gabrielle’s urban perambulations over 10 years.
