Join Maria Gabriela Carucci, a Master of Science candidate at MIT, as she presents a thought-provoking talk on pigeon politics and its relation to the bird's ability to thrive in modern cities. This engaging discussion is part of the List Projects 28 exhibition, featuring the works of Sophie Friedman-Pappas and TJ Shin. Carucci's research delves into the historical autonomy of pigeons in urban landscapes, examining their role and contested place in the ecosystem. By expanding on the themes explored by Friedman-Pappas and Shin, who focus on contemporary forms of surplus value production and the connection between nature and late capitalism, Carucci highlights the intersection of research and design. This in-person event will take place at the List Center galleries, providing an opportunity to explore the exhibition and gain insights into the fascinating world of graduate student research at MIT. Maria Gabriela Carucci, a Venezuelan-born architect, researcher, and designer, brings her passion for history, heritage, and multimedia storytelling to her work. Through her exploration of various mediators such as pigeons, barricades, sheep, goats, and volcanoes, Carucci aims to reframe anthropogenic narratives in both urban and non-urban landscapes. Don't miss this interdisciplinary lecture series that showcases the convergence of art and research on MIT's campus. (200 words)

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