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Pedestrian Space 2026
Join the Boston University Center for the Humanities for Pedestrian Space: a BUCH Forum. FREE and open to the public! Co-sponsored by the BU Center on Forced Displacement, the BU Center on Latin American Studies, and the M+A Collective. During this two-day forum, local, national, and international scholars and artists convene around the concept of Pedestrian Space, as coined by artist Fred Sandback. Sections will be devoted to Pedestrian Spaces of Architecture and Mathematics, History and Criticism of Art and Architecture, “Pedestrian Space," and Politics and Philosophies of Pedestrian Space. A series of three exhibitions/events with related humanities events are open to the public.
| When | All day on 26 March 2026 |
|---|---|
| Building | Rajen Kilachand Center for Integrated Life Sciences & Engineering |
| Phone | 617 353-6250 |
| Contact Email | buch@bu.edu |
| Contact Organization | Boston University Center for the Humanities; Boston University Center on Forced Displacement; Boston University Center on Latin American Studies, Pardee School of Global Studies; The MA Collective, Helsinki, Bogotá; Juliet Floyd; Juliette Kennedy |
| Fees | free |
| Open To | public |
| Speakers | Heba Alnajada, Liam Bierschenk, Liisa Bourgeot, María Clara Cortés, Margaret Crawford, Marta Gutman, Klaske Havik, Sandra Laugier, Darien Pollock, Ana María Reyes, Laura Roush, Susan Stewart, Edward A. Vazquez, Andrés Villaveces |