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Works+Words 2026<\/a>
\nBiennale in Artistic Research in Architecture<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n

Artistic Essays<\/h1>\n

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Biennale in Aarhus, Denmark, March 5 – April 10 2026<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n\n<\/div><\/div><\/main><\/div><\/div>

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As a form of knowledge production, artistic research combines the making of works with the writing of words. At the Works + Words Biennale 2026, each exhibited work is accompanied by an essay authored by the participating architectural researchers and practitioners.<\/p>\n

Rather than functioning as explanations, these essays complement the works in different ways as poetic and critical exemplifications of how making and writing can operate together to provide insights and reflections on architecture.<\/p>\n

The essays are made available here as preprints and have not undergone a formal peer-review process.<\/p>\n

Alicia Lazzaroni and Antonio Bernacchi<\/a>
\nAnirudhan Iyengar<\/a>
\nAnna Pomazanna and Mykhailo Shevchenko<\/a>
\nAnne Romme and Jacob Sebastian Bang<\/a>
\nChris Thurlbourne<\/a>
\nCorneel Cannaerts and Michiel Helbig<\/a>
\nEmilie Boye Kj\u00e6r and Laurids Bager<\/a>
\nEmilie Henriksen and H\u00f8gni T. Hansen<\/a>
\nEphraim Joris<\/a>
\nFrans Drewniak<\/a>
\nFrederik Petersen<\/a>
\nGjiltin\u00eb Isufi<\/a>
\nGuro Sollid<\/a>
\nHeidi Svenningsen Kajita<\/a>
\nJ\u0101nis Aufmanis and Max Sandred<\/a>
\nJo Van Den Berghe<\/a>
\nJohan Liekens and Wim Goossens<\/a>
\nJonathan Foote<\/a>
\nLars Rolfsted Mortensen<\/a>
\nMaja Zander and Lizette Jensen<\/a>
\nManou Van Den Eynde<\/a>
\nMasashi Kajita and Nicolai de Gier<\/a>
\nMatthew Dylan Anderson<\/a>
\nMcLain Clutter and Cyrus Pe\u00f1arroyo<\/a>
\nMichael Birn<\/a>
\nMira Sanders and C\u00e9dric No\u00ebl<\/a>
\nNikoletta Karastathi<\/a>
\nNuria Casais<\/a>
\nRasmus Strange Thue Tobiasen<\/a>
\nSally Mackereth<\/a>
\nSimon Twose and Anastasia Globa<\/a>
\nStefan Darlan Boris<\/a>
\nThena Jean-hee Tak and Chad Manley<\/a>
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Shortly after the biennale, a book called WORKS+WORDS – Artistic Research in Architecture<\/em><\/a> will be published. Structured as an archipelago of projects, the book documents and contemplates the three Works and Words Biennales for Artistic Research in Architecture<\/em> which took place in Copenhagen in 2017, 2019, and 2022 through images, essays, and interviews. It is authored by Peter Bertram and Martin S\u00f8berg.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>

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