This is a Rehearsal–the title of CAB 5–explores how contemporary environmental, political, and economic issues are shared across national boundaries but are addressed differently around the world through art, architecture, infrastructure, and civic participation. CAB 5 builds on and expands Floating Museum’s ongoing work, including site-responsive art and design projects and public programs, to explore divergent interpretations of infrastructure, history, and the role of aesthetics as a mode for expanding how we frame the relationship between our environments and ourselves.The 5th edition runs Nov 1, 2023–Feb 11, 2024Image: Image:100 Links: Architecture and Land, in and out of the Americas, 2023,&nbsp;The Buell Center and AD—WO, Columbia University. Photo by Cory Dewald

InDialogue: Water Wayfinding - Youth and Community Stories Tuesday, December 9, 5:00 - 6:00 pm&nbsp; Zoom Conversation <a href="https://chicagoarchitecturebiennial.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=51d9a79e08fd7f7dbb49c27a6&amp;id=a46a217587&amp;e=a673b99cd7">Register here</a> This conversation will bring together multigenerational perspectives from the Little Calumet River, the Chicago River, and the West Side Lagoons to talk about water—access, cultural practice, farming, health, recreation and what it looks like to wayfind water in their distinct neighborhoods. This program is presented in partnership with Water Wayfinding. CAB’s InDialogue Series is supported by <a href="https://chicagoarchitecturebiennial.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=51d9a79e08fd7f7dbb49c27a6&amp;id=30ced1629f&amp;e=a673b99cd7">Hindman Auctions</a>.&nbsp;Reflecting our (Global) South Side, Matri-Archi(tecture), Chicago Architecture Biennial, 2021. Image: Nathan Keay&nbsp;&nbsp;

InDialogue: Water Wayfinding - Youth and Community Stories

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