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Sean Canty : Black Abstraction in Architecture. Thought Forms I, Paperback / softback Book

Sean Canty : Black Abstraction in Architecture. Thought Forms I Paperback / softback

Edited by Esther Choi

Paperback / softback

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Thought Forms is a book series featuring provocative essays that analyse and reimagine the built and managed environments through the lenses of social and environmental justice.

Edited by Esther Choi and featuring established and emerging BIPOC voices — scholars and practitioners re-envisioning architecture’s expanded field — the series positions architecture within social, cultural, environmental, economic, and political landscapes, and invites readers to consider spatial practices through situated perspectives.

The authors encourage to engage with architecture and space as dynamic and potent platforms for justice, community, and innovation.

Taken together, the essays look to history and philosophy to understand the recent past and, importantly, embrace a spirit of speculation in which worldmaking can aspire to heal and repair the planet towards collectivised futures. In this inaugural volume of the series, architect and scholar Sean Canty focuses on the social implications of abstraction in architectural form, drawing parallels and insights from the world of Black abstraction as seen in the works of three notable painters.

His contributions reflect a deep engagement with form, space, and the socio-political narratives that shape them, presenting a unique perspective that blends academic rigor with creative exploration.

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