Jia Yi Gu is an architectural scholar, curator, and designer working on histories of knowledge production through the lens of media studies, cultural techniques, and material cultures (i.e. how we know and show our histories).

May 17, 2024 · In an Instagram post the architectural designer, curator, and historian announced she would be leaving the position to start on a new chapter in her career as an assistant professor in...

jia yi gu (b. Shanghai, China) is Co-Director of Spinagu and Director and Curator at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House. She is an architectural designer, curator, and researcher whose work is focused on histories of knowledge production and display practices across disciplines.

Sep 29, 2024 · Material Acts is organized by Kate Yeh Chiu and Jia Yi Gu, with Strat Coffman and Hilary Huckins-Weidner.

Jia Yi Gu is an architectural scholar, curator, and designer working on histories of knowledge production through the lens of media studies, cultural techniques, and material cultures (i.e. how we know and show our histories).

Sep 24, 2022 · Join the curators of Schindler House 100 on in-person tours of the Schindler House highlighting their unique individual perspectives on the exhibition. Jia Yi Gu is director of the MAK Center for Art and Architecture and co-director of Spinagu. She is an architectural historian, educator, exhibition-maker and organizer.

Jan 12, 2021 · An advocate for experimental approaches to institution-building and trans-disciplinary curatorial practice, Jia Yi Gu joins the MAK Center from her previous role as Executive Director of Materials & Applications, a Los Angeles-based project space for …

Nov 25, 2024 · “Materials are typically described as raw resources, fixed products, or inert objects to be sourced from a shelf in the store—a function of commodity more than of making,” Kate Yeh Chiu and Jia Yi...

Jia Yi Gu is an architectural scholar, curator, and designer working on histories of knowledge production through the lens of media studies, cultural techniques, and material cultures (i.e. how we know and show our histories).