I’m sitting at the airport again, about to embark on a five or six stop trip over the next month. Oh my!
Speaking-wise, my first stop is the ACSA (Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture) annual conference in Montreal, one of my favorite cities in the world. I’m giving another paper on Cedric Price and the Oxford Corner House, archival research that I did at the Canadian Centre for Architecture where I spent the month of July.
In just one week, South by Southwest Interactive for my 14th time! Benjamin Bratton and I are doing a panel called “Urban Technology on the Dark Side:” 10 examples of urban technology on the scary, nefarious and strange side.
Also: two separate trips to San Francisco, one for a Cisco Urban Innovation Group event (between Montreal and SXSW), the other for the presentation of the Institute for the Future project I’ve worked on the last six months, and then LA for the major pass-or-fail crit for my thesis students in Art Center’s Graduate Media Design Program.
So: dizzyingly busy, a nice counterpoint to the quiet February I had in Princeton. I’m psyched.
Molly, it was so nice to see you at ACSA in Montreal. I wish we had more time to talk. I really enjoy following all your activities here on GirlWonder.
Hey, this is kinda random. But I was trolling the internet, and I decided to google my name, and you popped up. We have the same last name! =D