VIbrant, bracing, daring, convicting work on display at MOMA, with 11 newly-commissioned projects by architects, artists and other designers addressing the question: How does race structure America’s cities? through a proposed intervention in an American city.

From the posted Manifesto of the Black Reconstruction Collective:

We take up the question of what architecture can be–not a tool for imperialism and subjugation, not a means for aggrandizing the self, but a vehicle for liberation and joy. The discipline of architecture has consistently and deliberately avoided participation in this endeavor, operating in complicity with repressive aspects of the current system. this ends now.

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