BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200313T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200313T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562561570 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200316T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200316T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562564230 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200317T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200317T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562566410 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200318T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200318T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562568485 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200319T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200319T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562569796 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200320T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200320T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562571011 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200323T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200323T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562572913 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200324T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200324T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562575470 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200325T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200325T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562576310 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200326T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200326T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562579039 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200327T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200327T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562581857 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200330T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200330T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562583423 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200331T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200331T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562585798 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200401T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200401T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562589679 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200402T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200402T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562610548 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200403T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200403T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562611641 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200406T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200406T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562613055 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200407T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200407T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562614740 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200408T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200408T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562616650 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200409T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200409T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562617706 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200410T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200410T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562619364 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200413T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200413T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562623047 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Alumni,Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: FeedBack\n\nGroup show originally included in the X VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\nCurated by Eric Goldemberg\n\nThis exhibition will situate discourses of design control thr ough essays and projects of architects\, musicians\, fashion designers\, in teractivity designers and artists\, presenting their work in close proximit y to distill individual disciplines\, obfuscate them and elucidate on the e ffects that feedback – both instrumental and conceptual – has on their work . It seeks to expand upon feedback in its many iterations as a residue of a n action – like guitar feedback – and as litmus of an action’s effects – li ke a feedback loop. There is reciprocity in feedback that is embedded in mo st processes of design\, but that territory is thought of as ephemeral or a s a check and balance. There are conditions of work that might not allow pr actices to see the object or effect of control\, a Trans-effect that loosen s the framework allowing navigation of qualities\, behaviors\, tactics and objects of Feedback.\n\nThe exhibition FEEDback crystallizes the notion of trans-disciplinary project in architecture\, generated by experimental stra tegies of direct application to the scale of the human body and its mediate d environment. The practices included in the exhibition have micro-tech as a common denominator and a marked search for new latent expressions in the intensified relationship between human beings and the technological univers e\, which increases their possibilities of acting in the tangible world. Th is notion of the augmented body is also a new kind of inquiry through the h ybrid projects that arise from collaborations between multiple disciplines. \nFeedback is sensory impulse\, functional distinction and imposed separati on within architecture to dislocate users – a charged programmatic relation ship with audience. This disruption is tied into a keen notion of experienc e and behavior in architecture. Feedback could be an attempt to give users a sample of what might be enacted through an architectural relocation vis-à -vis a certain proposition of movement in space. A generous folding of shap e and event can be seen through the rhythms of Feedback.\n\n“FEEDback” has a diverse group of referents\, including recent work by:\nPatrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects\; Iris van Herpen X Niccolo Casas\; Gilles Retsin \; Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger of SPAN\; Claudia Pasquero and Mar co Poletto of EcoLogicStudio\; New Territories Francois Roche on behalf of S/he\; Viktoria Modesta X Anouk Wipprecht and MONAD Studio\; Alessandro Mel is\; Mark Foster Gage\; Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim\; Tom Kovac\; Filippo Nassetti\; Behnaz Farahi\; Ed Keller\; Neil Leach\; Biayna Bogosian\; Theo Spyropoulos of MINIMAFORMS\, Guvenc Oz. \n\nTo learn more about the FIU Col lege of Architecture\, click here\n\nWith the support of the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development\, Office of Cultural A ffairs and the Miami Beach Mayor and City Commissioners DTEND:20200414T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T015618Z DTSTART:20200414T130000Z GEO:25.790444;-80.132148 LOCATION:MBUS - SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios\, Design Gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Exhibition: FeedBack UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32893562625689 URL:https://calendar.fiu.edu/event/exhibition_feedback END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR