Scratching the Surface: Mimi Zeiger
<p>Mimi Zeiger is a writer, critic, curator and editor. She’s written for a variety of publications including <em>The New York Times</em>, <em>Dwell</em>, <em>Domus</em>, and <em>The Architectural Review</em> and is the founder of <em>Loud Paper</em>, a zine and digital publication that sought to increase the output of architectural discourse. She was also the co-curator for the US Pavilion at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale, which had the theme “Dimensions of Citizenship.” In this episode, Mimi and I talk about how she started writing after beginning a career as an architect, the role of the critic, and why we need architecture and design critics in today’s political climate.</p>
Authors: Jarrett Fuller
Contributors: Mimi Zeiger
Part of: Scratching the Surface Podcast