Thu 18 Feb, 2021 Architecture Cultures, Courtauld Asia, Global Early Modern: Connecting Cultures, Research Forum

[ONLINE] The Mood of a Place: A Sensible History of India...

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Thu 22 Apr, 2021 Architecture Cultures, Modernities: Architecture, Design, Theory, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Gay Bar: A dig beneath the disco

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Thu 28 Jan, 2021 Architecture Cultures, Modernities: Architecture, Design, Theory, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Iteration: Episodes in the Mediation of Art and ...

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Tue 10 Nov, 2020 Architecture Cultures, Event Recording, Modernities: Architecture, Design, Theory, Research Forum, Research Seminars

[ONLINE] Radical Alternatives: Temporal and Spatial Media...

  Professor Pamela Karimi explores the spatial and temporal turns that have animated Iranian art scenes since the 1990s. She illuminates the economic, social, intellectual, and visceral forces that have driven Iran’s creative agents toward increasingly original forms of site-oriented and durational artmaking. Predominantly ephemeral, most of these artworks don’t enter the global art market, at least not in the…

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Wed 7 Oct, 2020 Architecture Cultures, Book launch, Event Recording, Modernities: Architecture, Design, Theory, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Book event: ‘Ascendants: Bauhaus Handprint...

  Ascendants: Bauhaus Handprints Collected by László Moholy-Nagy is a new publication that offers a unique insight into one of the less familiar sides of the Bauhaus at large and Moholy-Nagy in particular. In May 1926, thirteen Bauhaus professors and students created handprints that were preserved by László Moholy-Nagy. This book brings together for the first…

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Wed 29 Jan, 2020 Architecture Cultures, Research Forum

Architecture & Violence

Prompted by President Trump’s threat to bomb heritage sites in Iran, architectural historians at The Courtauld offer a ‘long view’ on the destruction of architecture and heritage in a series of lightning talks. Exploring ideas of iconoclasm, ‘warchitecture’, memory, violence and renewal, papers will consider architectural destruction from the sixteenth…

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Fri 15 Nov, 2019 - Sat 16 Nov, 2019 Architecture Cultures, Global Early Modern: Connecting Cultures, Research Forum

Decentring the Flâneur: global histories of walking the e...

Ideas about the origins and context for the flâneur have been tied to Paris, and viewed through the lens of Walter Benjamin’s Arcades Project. While Benjaminian orthodoxy has increasingly been challenged, the association of the flâneur with modernity and European cities has continued to dominate studies of its variant forms. This conference…

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