ROBERT J. KETT is an anthropologist and curator of design and Assistant Professor at ArtCenter.^ABOUT

Responsible Design from Bits to Buildings. BAMPFA.^{PROGRAMMING; TEACHING}

MEXICO 68: Design and Dissent. SFMOMA.^CURATORIAL

Anthropology, Design, and the Arts of Noticing. Sillas Callejeras: Un Proyecto de Fabien Cappello.

^ARTICLE

Primary Materials. Max Planck Institute for the History of Science.^{EDITORIAL; INTERVIEW}

UPCOMING

2/1 Campamento Feria de Diseño Mexicano, Guadalajara.^LECTURE 2/14 College Art Association, "Decolonizing Design," Chicago.^PANEL

For Whom? By Whom? Designs for Belonging. UC Berkeley.^PROGRAMMING

Designing the Digital Self. SFMOMA.^ARTICLE

Monumentality as Method: Archaeology and Land Art in the Cold War. Representations.

^ARTICLE

Fabien Cappello: Sillas Callejeras. UC Berkeley.^CURATORIAL

Learning by Doing at the Farm: Craft, Science and Counterculture in Modern California. Soberscove Press.^BOOK

Dori Tunstall on Decolonizing Design. Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation.

^INTERVIEW

Unpacking the Office: The Information Environments of Charles and Ray Eames. SFMOMA.^ARTICLE

Making Art Concrete: Works from Argentina and Brazil. Getty Research Institute.^CURATORIAL

Total Environments and Design in the Streets: MEXICO 68. All Possible Futures: The Unrealized Archive #3.^ARTICLE

Designed in California. SFMOMA.^CURATORIAL

Ornithologists in Olman. Curator: The Museum Journal.^ARTICLE

Where is Yucatan? Julius Shulman at Chichen Itza. Getty Iris.^ARTICLE

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