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Abbéy Odunlami

Abbéy Odunlami Ph.D. is a theoretician and curator specializing in contemporary urban history and visual culture. He lectures on urbanism and critical theory in the Contemporary Practices & Photography Department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Odunlami’s research analyzes the socio-political nature of contemporary urban society through investigating the impact of art and various forms of cultural production, hierarchical structures within conspicuous consumption practices, and postcolonial globality. Through this work, he examines the interdependencies which form the set of conditions that inform the built environment.

Collaborative Social Formats  contributionBlind Spots  contribution#4: Migration from the Outside Looking In  contribution#3: Migration from the Perspective of Data and Evidence-Based Policy  contribution#2: “Refugees Welcome”: The Commodification of Political Status and Perspectives from the Cultural Industry  contribution#1 Introduction to Season 2: Migration–Perspectives on Displacement in the Anthropocene  contributionBroadcasting Live from... Field Station 5 (Season 02)  projectThe Current: Mississippi. An Anthropocene River  projectPlace and Space  contribution#6 Intro to Season 2: Migration - Perspectives on Discplacement in the Anthropocene  contribution#5 Cooperation Jackson & the struggle for the waterways (live in Jackson, MS)  contribution#4 Black Ecologies: Historicization & Futures  contribution#3 Perils of Privatization in NOLA  contribution#2 Troubling Ecology: Black Feminist Interventions in Environmentalism  contribution#1 By Land & By Sea: A Journey Through the Mississippi Delta  contributionBroadcasting Live from… Field Station 5  projectField Station 5: Place, Space & Relations of Belongings  project