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| Friday,
October 8th, 2004 |
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9:30 |
Welcome by Jonathan Mekinda | ||||
9:45 |
Opening Remarks by Dr. David Brownlee and Dr. Detlef Mertins | ||||
| 10:30 |
Space
Making and Social Meaning:
- Theorizing
Social Space: Aldo van Eyck and the Realm of the “In-between” - The Ethics and Aesthetics of the Tabula Rasa - The New, the Old, the Modern: Socialist Architecture in Romania, 1960 to 1970 - The Child at CIAM: The Negotiation of Agency and Control in Postwar Architectural Discourse |
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1:00 |
Lunch | ||||
3:00 |
New Technologies, New Techniques - Welcome to the Machine: Art and Technological Society in Post-War Europe - A “Regional Multi-National?” The Design Geography of Europe - Realism “Through the Immaterial” - May 1968 and the Question of the Image - Out of the Studio and Into the Factory: The Rise of Panel-Technology in 1950s Czechoslovakia |
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6:00 7:30 |
Reception Dinner for participants |
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| Saturday,
October 9th, 2004 |
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9:30 |
Urban Interventions - Blow-Up - Townscape in Context - Positioning Wolf Vostell - The Architectural Arms Race Across the Berlin Wall |
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12:00 |
Lunch | ||||
2:30 |
Memory
and Recovery - Of Spectres, Cinders and Ruins: Matter and Memory in Post-War Franced - The Problem of Memory in Situationist Artwork and Painting - Luigi Nono’s Intolleranza 1960 - A Surplus of Memory: Envisioning the Future of Old Warsaw |
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5:30 6:00 |
Closing
Remarks by Dr. David Leatherbarrow Thanks by Jonathan Mekinda |
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