I’m writing this note to you with a mind full of visions from the latest Venice Architecture Biennale. Curated by Lesley Lokko and focused on Africa as The Laboratory of the Future, the two main shows present a wide set of objects, installations, architectures, and stories. Importantly, the biennale centers the contributions of Black designers from across the African diaspora. Check out The Architect’s Newspaper’s June issue and website for thorough coverage of this event.
Many of the installations make worlds built from the experiences and imaginations of their designers. As such, their interiority is central: The works invite viewers to witness history, see things
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