Call For Proposals: Praxis + History/ Theory
The second annual Pratt Interior Provocations
symposium, Interiors without Architecture, seeks papers addressing the
broad cultural, historical, and theoretical implications of interiors beyond
their conventionally defined architectural boundaries, and not limited by
interior design’s traditional associations with decoration, taste, and social
status.
This conference encourages provocative and
boundary-expanding proposals from design practitioners, historians, and
theorists addressing, for example, the implications of interior design
expertise applied to prefabricated, reused enclosures not originally intended
for human occupation; interiors composed by natural geography; interior
environments created for literature, film, stage and virtual reality; interiors
constructed within external urban surroundings; mobile interiors, inhabitable
art; infrastructural interiors; interior landscapes; adaptive reuse and
interiors; and interiors on and for display, including period rooms, model
rooms, dioramas, and store display windows.
Please submit an abstract with original, unpublished
research of no more than 300 words and a 2-page cv to interiorprovocations[AT]gmail.com
by 15 October 2017.
More information at the Interior provocations website.
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