15/12/2021 11:00-13:30
14/12/2021 12:00-13:00
Wednesday, 8th December 2021, 20:30.
EDIT is a group of women working collectively to challenge the enduring biases and hierarchies embedded in the built environment. EDIT’s research looks at architecture and its power to influence and maintain established gender and family roles. In 2019, EDIT was invited by the Oslo Architecture Triennale to present «Gross Domestic Product» —a prototype of a hoover that must be operated by three people simultaneously. Most recently, EDIT designed the exhibition on the work of Matrix Design Cooperative titled «How We Live Now» for the Barbican Centre in London. http://www.editcollective.uk
See the poster.
Coordinated by
Katerina Chatzikonstantinou, University of Thessaly
Alexandra Vougia, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Responses by
Sasa Lada, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Elpida Karaba, Ioanna Zouli, Valia Papastamou, Marianna Stefanitsi,members of the Centre of New Media and Feminist Public Practices
The Online Discussion is under the auspices of the Center for New Media and Feminist Practices in Public Space of the Department of Architecture, University of Thessaly and the Gender Equality Committee of the University of Thessaly.
On Tuesday 7-12-2021 at 18:00, there will be a lecture by Antonis Moras, founder of the aether:arch office entitled "Almost Objects. In/Exteriorities", as part of the course Architectural Composition III-V: G: Biomimetic Architecture (Instructor: Ioanna Symeonidou)
The lecture will take place live at the exhibition space of the Department of Architecture
On Monday 22/11/2021 11:00 in the context of the course Architectural Composition I, a lecture by Giannis Giannoutsos, architect Phd, will be given on the topic "Memory fragments".
15/11/2021 14.00
Eleni Sikelianos was born and grew up in California, and has lived in New York, Paris, Colorado, and Providence. She is the author of nine books of poetry and two hybrid memoir-verse-image-novels (The Book of Jon and You Animal Machine). Five of these have appeared in French and one in Greek, and her work has been translated into many other languages. She herself translates from the French. Her writings, deeply influenced by ecopoetics and family as well as animal lineages, have been widely anthologized, and she has been the recipient of numerous awards, including from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Fulbright Foundation, The National Poetry Series, the New York Foundation for the Arts, Princeton University’s Seeger Fellowship, and the Gertrude Stein Awards for Innovative American Writing. Dedicated to the many ways poetry manifests in communities, she has taught workshops in public schools, homeless shelters, and prisons, and collaborated with musicians, filmmakers, and visual artists. She currently teaches at Brown University.
Photo: Penelope Massouri
On Thursday 11/11/2021 20:00 in the context of the course Architectural Composition III-Va "Reconstructions of the Soil: Designing the Public Space of the City" taught by Aspasia Kouzoupi, a lecture by Yorgis George Noukakis will be given on the topic "Kravsidon_Contact Zone".
Listen to your “hand-heart”
#Live #online #free #workshop
Wednesday 20th: 8pm Athens (GMT+3), 6pm, UK (GMT+1)
2021 Thinking through Drawing Symposium 18th – 23rd October
Anthi Kosma & students of Department of Architecture, University of Thessaly
Course: Special topics on representations
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86533927544?pwd=K1QrVFAwblpJZWRLMitTN1B6S0ptUT09