Godot Institute of Spatial Studies
Cities Seminar: Brodsky's Venice and Marco Polo's Venice
We will be reading Joseph Brodsky's Watermark and Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities as we examine two complementary narratives of the city as a repository of latent possibilities: that of the foreigner and that of the exile.
Cinema Studies Seminar in Circularity and Linearity
We will be exploring the parallel histories of the carousel and the zoetrope as precursors to the automobile and the cinema. As we draw on theories of spatial and cinematic experience to inform and explain one another, we will simultaneously explore the relationship between circularity and linearity in Western thought.
Seminar in First-Person Architecture
Course of study TBA.
We will be reading Joseph Brodsky's Watermark and Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities as we examine two complementary narratives of the city as a repository of latent possibilities: that of the foreigner and that of the exile.
Cinema Studies Seminar in Circularity and Linearity
We will be exploring the parallel histories of the carousel and the zoetrope as precursors to the automobile and the cinema. As we draw on theories of spatial and cinematic experience to inform and explain one another, we will simultaneously explore the relationship between circularity and linearity in Western thought.
Seminar in First-Person Architecture
Course of study TBA.
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