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The Inaugural Percival and Naomi Goodman Lecture
In a lecture marking the fifth anniversary of the Percival and Naomi Goodman Fellowship at Columbia University GSAPP, San-Diego based architect Teddy Cruz will examine the gaps between haves and have-nots, institutions and publics, and the effects of these widening chasms on public culture in the United States. Cruz will argue that the institutionalization of greed has affected urban planning and legislation, and undermined collective political efforts to enable public infrastructure and education. Where is our collective and civic imagination today, and how can it can be reconnected to policy and social justice? #wood033012
In a lecture marking the fifth anniversary of the Percival and Naomi Goodman Fellowship at Columbia University GSAPP, San-Diego based architect Teddy Cruz will examine the gaps between haves and have-nots, institutions and publics, and the effects of these widening chasms on public culture in the United States. Cruz will argue that the institutionalization of greed has affected urban planning and legislation, and undermined collective political efforts to enable public infrastructure and education. Where is our collective and civic imagination today, and how can it can be reconnected to policy and social justice? #wood033012
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