Princeton University Exhibition Celebrates 25 Years of Media + Modernity Seminar Program
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An exhibition at Princeton University's architecture school celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Media + Modernity seminar program. Curated by Beatriz Colomina, Foivos Geralis, and Antonio Cantero, the exhibition titled 'Media and Modernity: 25 Years of Thinking Through Mediation' showcases the history of the interdisciplinary seminar through a display of seminar posters on a silver fabric curtain. The exhibition highlights the program's quarter-century of work exploring the intersection of media, architecture, and modernity.
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An exhibition highlighting the 25th anniversary of the Program of Media + Modernity seminar at Princeton University has been installed at the architecture school there.
Curated by a scholar and long-time director of the programme, Beatriz Colomina, alongside Foivos Geralis and Antonio Cantero.
with a silver fabric curtain displaying the seminar posters over the years.
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