Lawrence Bird
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ISEA2022
Lawrence Bird practices in media art and architecture. His artwork focuses on imaging technologies and their intersection with space, in particular its political and social dimensions. His work includes video exploration of urban sites, projection mapping and installation, and short films; he led Winnipeg’s contribution to the cityoneminutes project. Since 2012 he has been developing a body of videos and projections focused on anomalies in popular imaging and mapping programs; the work intends to expose the failures of western mapping projects. Lawrence’s artwork has been installed in Winnipeg, Halifax, Toronto, London, Greenwich, Brussels, and Manizales (Colombia) with funding from Manitoba Arts Council, Winnipeg Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts. He also writes, having contributed to Critical Planning, Mechademia, Chora, Leonardo, furtherfield.org, and elsewhere. He works with Sputnik Architecture, Winnipeg, a practise focusing on cultural and social projects, including the international public art competition Warming Huts.
ISEA2017
Lawrence Bird, Winnipeg, Canada, Architect, Visual Artist at Ager Little Architects. Lawrence has trained in architecture, urban design, film and visual arts; he works across these fields. He is fascinated by images of cities and regions, and relationships between image and materiality. His visual art focuses on the political and social dimensions of imaging technologies and the space they document. His work has been installed and screened in Winnipeg, Halifax, Toronto, Montréal, London (UK), and Brussels. He has taught at McGill University, the University of Manitoba, Kanazawa International Design Institute (Japan), and Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Lawrence has written for Critical Planning, Mechademia, Chora: Intervals in the Philosophy of Architecture, Leonardo, and furtherfield.org, among other venues.
Lawrence Bird, Architect, Visual Artist, Ager Little Architects, Winnipeg, Canada
Last Known Location:
- Winnipeg, Canada
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Categories: [Art Exhibition] [Video / Animation Installation]
[ISEA2022]
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Title: Un-Earths: Disorientation, landscape & the industrialized map
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Title: Earth or World? Media-spaces between the surveil and the Possible
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Title: i:M:mobile
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Title: Possible City: legacies of trauma in media space
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