Group show with artists Doris Bittar and Joyce Dallal, curated by Artist and Curator Mark Greenfield

Show Dates

4 . 10 to 5. 8 . 2021

Reception

4 . 10 . 2021, 11 am to 7 pm

Panel Discussion

4. 24 . 2021, 2 pm

The inspiration for this conversation between Dina and artist Hugo Hopping , which was introduced by the Armory's Chief Curator Irene Georgia Tsatsos and moderated by Artist Harry Gamboa Jr., came from some of the key themes of the 2019 exhibition by The Winter Office at the Armory, including the production of “non-perfect” models of adaptation to ever-shifting, always contested environmental conditions. Using the exhibition as a point of departure, this dynamic conversation looks at the evolving Los Angeles urban landscape against the dissolution of public space, the exclusive architecture of privacy, and housing inequities.

https://www.armoryarts.org/schedule/2020/abdulkarim-hopping-gamboa/

2 . 25 . 2021, 6 pm

In this interview, Dina and Beth join a conversation with Animation and Motion Capture Specialist, Vita Berezina-Blackburn to trace the career highlight of their accomplishments. This interview is part of the Creative Pathfinders webinar series, hosted by the Barnett Center for Integrated Arts and Enterprise in partnership with the Department of Art, the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD), the School of Music, the Department of Design, and the Department of Dance. The series was envisioned as an opportunity to provide a chance to learn from some of the most accomplished graduates of the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD).

https://barnettcenter.osu.edu/creative-pathfinders

2 . 5 . 2021, 7 pm

In this research Dina discusses ways to understand shared and contested spaces, territorial relationships, and diversity and interactivity of public places. The discussion highlights implications of design decisions that balance the presence of different activities and different groups.

ACSP Annual Conference Greenville, SC

10 . 24 to 10 . 27 . 2019

Dina and David Sloane speak about urban planning strategies focused on human capital and how these can re-shape the way we dwell in intercultural warming cities. The aim is to examine the idea of Cultural Urbanism as a cross-disciplinary approach to generate resilient, thriving and more sustainable civic development. Dina and David give their insights on how the intersection of art, planning, and ecological thinking can respond to the crisis of functionalism in the age of climate change.

Moderated by Sara Armento, Architect, THE WINTER OFFICE

Armory Center for the Arts

8. 3 . 2019 , 2 pm

The Effect of Plazas’ Enclosure and Proportion on Perceived Livability

49th Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs Association Luskin Conference Center

4 . 27 . 2019 , 8:30 am

In this talk the artist draws on her training in architecture and planning to explain the themes of home, citizenship, belonging, and identity exchange that she presents in her work.

MAK Center for Art and Architecture, LA at the Schindler House

4 . 30 . 2019 , 7:30 pm