Category: London
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Call for papers: Collective Landscape Futures symposium
Abstracts are invited for the Collective Landscape Futures symposium on 18-19th May 2023. A 2-day interdisciplinary symposium to be held online and at University of Greenwich, 10 Stockwell Street, London SE10 9BD, UK Symposium rationale: Landscapes have always been defined through their collective relationships – between people and other living things, material objects and ephemeral entities,…
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Contesting Public Spaces published
Contesting Public Spaces, a new book by Ed Wall, has been published. The book explores concerns for spatial justice as streets, squares, and neighbourhoods are continuously made and remade through planning processes, political ambitions and everyday activities. It exposes conflicts between planning offices and private developers who direct large urban change and community groups, market…
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Collective Landscape Futures
The final event of the COLLECTIVE LANDSCAPE FUTURES roundtable series will be held tomorrow, 27 APRIL (6-8pm), at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery in Stockwell Street, London. Titled CITIZENSHIPS, this roundtable will be exploring how we can work with landscapes PRACTICES; with politics and capital to empower a diverse citizenship. Speakers include: Meaghan Kombol (tutor), Torange Khonsari (Public Works), Paul McGann (Grow Tottenham), Frances…
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COLLECTIVE LANDSCAPE FUTURES – PUBLIC PROGRAMME
Dates: February – April 2022 Location: Stephen Lawrence Gallery, London, SE10 9BD COLLECTIVE LANDSCAPE FUTURES is a series of roundtable discussions with students, graduates, tutors and guests from Landscape Architecture and Urbanism at the University of Greenwich. This semester guests include: Iman Datoo, Sui Searle, Christina Geros, Larry Botchway, Indy Johar, Johanna Gibbons, Malaika Cunningham, Sowmya…
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Call for contributions: Supra Scalar: TESTING-GROUND Issue 04
TESTING-GROUND invites contributions for Issue 04: Supra Scalar. Supra Scalar explores landscapes at extremes of time and space. Questioning the knowledge and methodologies needed to engage with unfamiliar temporalities and landscapes beyond conventional lines of sight, this issue seeks to explore worlds beyond human magnitudes and homocentric perspectives. If you are interested in contributing to…
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Belle . . . Designing the virtual world of U . . . Eric Wong
Thursday 30th September 2021, 6:30pm Tessa Blackstone Lecture Theatre [0003], 10-11 Stockwell Street, University of Greenwich ‘Belle: Ryu to Sobakasu no Hime’ (Belle: The Dragon and Freckled Princess) is the new film by the Japanese director Mamoru Hosoda, who founded Tokyo-based Studio Chizu, and was Oscar-nominated for his animated film Mirai. His new film is…
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End-of-Year Show
The 2021 End-of-Year Show at the School of Design will open in the Stockwell Street studios on Monday 19 July until Sunday 25 July. Join us to celebrate the success of our students. You can book an time to visit the Exhibition here. You can book to join the Catalogue Launch event on Friday 23…
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The Landscapists Exhibition
Stephen Lawrence Gallery, 10 Stockwell Street, London SE10 9BD Opening: 18 May – 18 June, 2021 Online launch: 20 May 2021 [17:00 – 18:00 UK time] The Landscapists exhibition includes inventive landscape works by leading artists, designers, and researchers, including: Harry Bix; Luis Callejas and Charlotte Hansson; Emma Colthurst; James Corner; Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman; Drawing Architecture Studio;…
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Emerging Spatial Exchanges PhD Symposium
Emerging Spatial Exchanges PhD Symposium 2021 Date: Monday 17 May 2021 Time: 9:30 -17:45 (BST) Location: Online via Zoom Register here The Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences (FLAS) PhD Symposium 2021, hosted by University of Greenwich with support of the Advanced Urban (AU) research group, seeks to explore conceptions of spatial exchange, as interrelated…
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Youthhood – Call for Submissions
TESTING-GROUND invites submissions for the third issue, Youthhood. Young people are founding movements against injustices. Teenagers are lobbying their politicians to add climate change to the curriculum. Children are walking out on classes to participate in demonstrations and strikes. There is increasing concern that global elders have failed to address – and in many cases…
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