Isi Litke - Brooklyn Institute for Social Research

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Isi Litke

Isi Litke teaches at the intersection of politics and aesthetics, with particular interests in 20th century avant-garde movements, critical theory, visual studies, and the politics of memory. She is currently working on several writing and curatorial projects related to the sculptor Jacques Jarrige and the architect and filmmaker László Rajk Jr. She holds an MA in Political Theory from Princeton University and an MSc from the Oxford Internet Institute.

Courses

Architectural Experiments: Revolutions in Design

Architectural Experiments: Revolutions in Design (In-Person)

The Task of the Critic: an Introduction to Rosalind Krauss

Ruins: Beauty, Feeling, and Catastrophe

The Task of the Critic: an Introduction to Rosalind Krauss (In-Person)

Ruins: Beauty, Feeling, and Catastrophe (In-Person)

Gender and the Avant-Garde (In-Person)

Puppets and Automata: Art, Anxiety, and the Uncanny (In-Person)

Late-Capitalist Architecture

Late-Capitalist Architecture (In-Person)

Imagining Utopia: Politics, Planning, and the (Im)Possible (In-Person)

Fredric Jameson: What is Postmodernism? (In-Person)

Fredric Jameson: What is Postmodernism?

Vanguard and Avant-Garde: Art, Politics, and Theory