Lecture series We need to talk! Fieldstations |DAZ |TU Berlin
Lecture Series Architectural Ethnography
(with Sabine Hansmann and Séverine Marguin)
Architectural ethnography deals with the manifold forms of coexistence between people and architecture. In cooperation between HCU Hamburg, TU Berlin and the Netzwerk Architekturwissenschaft, the lecture series „Architectural Ethnography“ will be held this summer term online. Given the growing challenges for the planning disciplines to make sensitive, situated and appropriate spatial interventions, this series is about discussing the potential of ethnography in analysis and design. Internationally guests from the fields of sociology, anthropology and architecture will provide insights into their architectural ethnographic practice and put theoretical and methodological considerations up for discussion. The series is curated by Sabine Hansmann (HCU, Architecture, Space and Society), Lidia Gasperoni (TU Berlin, Architectural Theory) and Séverine Marguin (TU Berlin, SFB Re-Figuration von Räumen). We would like to thank the Sutor Stiftung for its financial support.
Lecture The Architecture of Excess in the Anthropocene, 5. Sommerschule The Project of Theory, Moise Palace, Cres, 5.5.2022
Lecture Multimedial Ecologies of Diagrammatic Practices, Workshop “Language-based Artistic Research Practices in Ecologies of [Artistic] Research [and Design]”, 15.2.2022.
Lecture Modes of Transformation: Sites–Media–Effects, Symposium “Educating Creativity”, organized by AA Search Committee, 4.2.2022.
Lecture The Use of Diagrams in Architecture, Collège des Bernardins, Paris, 7.12.2021.
Lecture Medien der Affekte und Effekte. Ein Versuch über das performative Potenzial entwurfsbasierter Forschung, Burg Kunsthochschule Halle, 23.11.2021.
Lecture Inhabiting Temporary Bubbles, conference: “Cittadinanza temporanea, architettura e città”, Università di Bologna, 11-12.11.2021.
Lecture Sensing Earth. Geological Diagrams in Architecture, Symposium (Philip Ursprung, Kurt W. Forster, Lydia Xynogala, org.) “Calls from the Earth and Messangers in the Sky”, Neuruppin, 10.10.2021.
Lecture Proving Effects. Aesthetics of the Anthropocene, Workshop “Transforming Environments”, ZHdK, Istituto Svizzero, Roma, 17.9.2021.
Panel Forschung im Medium des Entwerfens – ein epistemischer Paradigmenwechsel? XI DGÄ Kongress “Aesthetics and Cognition”, 14.07.2021
Workshop Anthropocene Teaching Practices in Architecture, TU Berlin and Fieldstations, 7 luglio 2021
Lecture The Practice of Being a Humanist Today, KU Leuven, 6.5.2020.
Exhibition Experimental Diagramming
Lecture Politecnico di Torino
Architettura e performatività. progetti e ricerche, 11. April 2019
Lecture with Matthias Ballestrem, Schaufenster. ein gespräch zwischen architektur und philosophie
8.1.2019, Universität Hamburg, Kunstgeschichtliches Seminar
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, Westflügel 1. Stock, Raum 119
Lecture Environment & Mediality, Harvard University, 27.2.2019
Participation in the summer school Notation, Algorithm, Criticism, September 2018
Exhibition Artefakte des Entwerfens und ihre Wissenspraktiken. Skizzieren, Zeichnen, Skripten, Modellieren
Architekturmuseum der TU Berlin Im Nachgang zum Forum Architekturwissenschaft im November 2017 wird ab 1. Februar 2018 ab 19.00 Uhr im Architekturmuseum der TU Berlin, Straße des 17. Juni 152, die Ausstellung zu den „Artefakten des Entwerfens“ zu sehen sein. Die Ausstellung wird durch eine Installation von Alex Arteaga, der sich mit Aspekten des Auditiven in der Architektur auseinandersetzt, ergänzt.
Conference 4. Forum Architekturwissenschaft: Skizzieren, Zeichnen, Skripten, Modellieren Artefakte des Entwerfens und ihre Wissenspraktiken
16. bis 18. November 2017, TU Berlin
Lecture MEDIA AGENCY BY DESIGN, Politecnico di Milano, 15.03.2017, School of Architecture Urban Planning and Construction Engineering / Architectural Design Studio 1 Zucchi/Cassani/Sturla
Ausstellung PROLOG Volanti/Gasperoni 18.01-11.02.2017 Mittwoch 18.01.2017 – 19.00 Uhr
Ort: Hegenbarth Sammlung Berlin
Nürnberger Straße 49
10789 Berlin
Die neue Saison 2017 eröffnet Herr Hegenbarth mit einer kleinen Kabinettpräsentation einer Mappe an Zeichnungen und Druckgrafiken von 25 deutschen Künstlern, die 1947 unter dem Namen PROLOG in hoher Auflage herauskam. Sie sollte einen Neubeginn nach dem Kunstdiktat der Naziherrschaft markieren und einen Ausblick auf zeitgemäße Strömungen in Deutschland öffnen. Wie Karl Hartung, Bernhard Heiliger, Carl Hofer, Ernst-Wilhelm Nay, Georg Kolbe, Gerhard Marcks, Renée Sintenis u.a. war auch Josef Hegenbarth mit einem Blatt darin vertreten. Zeitgleich zu PROLOG wird die in Berlin lebende Künstlerin GABRIELA VOLANTI zusammen mit der Medienphilosophin LIDIA GASPERONI, Dozentin an der TU Berlin, hier ein gemeinsames Vorgehen in Zeichnung und Text darbieten. Die erste Veranstaltung dazu findet am Mittwoch, 18. Januar 2017, 19 Uhr mit beiden Protagonistinnen statt.
Participation in the workshop „Architecture of Embodiment“, organized by Alex Arteaga
Architecture of Embodiment: an aesthetic research dispositive will take place from October 7th to 15th, as the closing event of this research environment. This event will involve the following parts: A lecture by Alex Arteaga presenting final research results (October 7th, 6.30 pm). A non-public workshop with the participation of Mika Elo, Anna Garcia Varas, Lidia Gasperoni, Jonathan Hale, Susanne Hauser, Dieter Mersch, and Gerard Vilar. The public presentation of an aesthetic research dispositive configured by the outcomes of the main sub-projects developed in the last three years (October 8th to 15th, opening: October 7th, 8 pm). The whole event will take place at ANCB (Berlin)
Participation in the summer school „Sense Adapt and Create, Fielstations e. V.
Summer School 2016 hosted by Fieldstations e.V. is the first of a series of informal multi-agent collaborative experiments focusing on Field Station: Theory, Practice and its Basecamp. No more than thirty students are accepted. Workshops are programmed and supervised by specialized Field Agents working intensively with students two to three days out of the two week workshop period. The Teufelsberg is open daily from dusk till dawn exposing students and their work to the general public, as such guests e.g. laymen, politicians, academics, artists are welcome to propose evening events e.g. food kitchens, performances, talks at Field Station.