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28 December 201820 October 2007 by kazys

A Japanese designer has come up with ways of avoiding crime by hiding in plain sight.

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Categories camouflage, cities, urban

kazys varnelis, ph.d. conducts transdisciplinary research and practice. trained as an historian of architecture, he is also an artist, curator, and designer.

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Teaching at the New Centre
2022 in review
On Mastodon
on my critical Ai art projects
art and text in AI (on Chat.openai.com)
On valdas ozarinskas and stalker architecture
The Witching Cats of New Jersey
Regarding Twitter
A New Career in a New Town
On the Destruction of Doggerland
On the Lost Canals of Vilnius
On Art and the Universal, I
Modernism in Montclair
On the Wastelands of Northern New Jersey
Lecture in Granada, Spain
Wastelands on Exhibit
Against Facebook
On Tourism Today
Signal Culture Residency
A Spring Tour of our Forest Garden
Briefly Noted: Reading and Assorted Links
Briefly Noted: Book Reviews of Liftoff! and 2034
Briefly Noted: Reading and Assorted Links
2020 in Review
On Natural Philosophies
On Art and Social Distance
Art Strike is Over
Architecture and Rage
Native Plant Podcasts
Art and Gardening in the Time of Crisis
Taking a Break
The 2010s in Review (The Decade of Shit)
My Dear Berlin Wall
On Gardening
On Networked Publics and the Facebook
Drones at the New School
Aleksandra Kasuba, 1926-2019
RIP Kevin Roche
Year in Review 2018
I am trying to break the Internet
Network Histories at Michigan, 3/8/18
2017 in Review (and more)
structure + optics lecture
London and Paris—Midsummer 1939
Inside War-Time Germany
Philip Johnson’s Fascistic Writings
Time for a Change
Optics & Structure: Works by Kazys Varnelis, 1966-1976
Thoughts for a Rainy Monday
On Detachment, General Observations
Web Changes
Talking about Kasuba in Ireland
bowie vs architecture
Goodbye, Starman
Four Bits on Oversaturation
On the Academy
10 Chairs in Baltimore, 4/11/15
After Empirical Urbanism Symposium Talk, University of Toronto, 2/28/15,
Valdas Ozarinskas, 1961-2014
Aleksandra Kasuba at the NDG, Vilnius
On Escape
The New City Reader, Uneven Growth, and Hong Kong
Thinking the Unthinkable
How’s the Revolution Going? @ the Van Alen
revolution of the present in limerick
Kiosk @ Columbia
Umbrellas in Hong Kong
Eyes That Do Not See: Tracking the Self in the Age of the Data Center
Post-Planetary Capital Symposium
Hong Kong, 2047
On the Invasion of the Ukraine
Architecture, Network Culture + Minecraft
GSAPP Books presents an Abecedary of Ink
Uneven Growth Studio, 2047 (2014 GSAPP studio)
Against Passwords
Against Peer Review
On Drupal, or Wither Web 2.0?
@ the Amber Festival, Istanbul
Strange but True (most of the Time): Architecture Between Research and Fiction
Uneven Growth Show @ MoMA
Syllabus for Network Culture. The History of the Contemporary
Fast Flux Opening, Studio-X Soho
A House for Pink Floyd
Good riddance, Pritzker
Networked Publics, or Pareto’s Revenge
Tract Homes and Starchitecure
Networks at the Penn Humanities Forum
Peepers, Flashers, and Other Law Breakers
Studio 2013: Building Megalopolis
2012 and Obama: More of the Same
The Instagram Storm and the City
Into the Cloud (with zombies)
Apple’s Missed Opportunity
Experiments in Motion Research Seminar, Fall 2012
Infrastructural Fields
Empires a Film on Networks
On Overaccumulation
Curating is the New Criticism
Netlab Conversations on the State of the World: Pedro Gadanho
Terminal Condition Final Projects

kazys varnelis, ph.d. conducts transdisciplinary research and practice. trained as an historian of architecture, he is also an artist, curator, and designer.