This
event is hosted by the department of Social Design at the Angewandte in collaboration with Frida Robles.
Can
we think of a readable device, an impossible manual; approaching a particular site as an architect would do if they had no
real material restrictions. An illusionary edifice as an exploration of the possibilities and flexibility of time-space in
a restricted location, narrative- actions in-situ. Projected pyramids, monumental snakes, wandering hearts. The performativity
of urban space is enacted by its architectural elements, with each edifice a reiteration is materialized. Performativity is
the recurrence of acts, the repetitions of formulas, actions, words, structures. Ancient incantations and spells focused on
the rhythmic repetitions of sounds or actions in order to activate a magic order of things. Can we exercise physical space
as a means for speculative [historical] fiction?
Please, join us between Mexico City
and wherever you are. You will find us here:
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ID : 933 1426 9426
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March 17, 18:00 (CET)Presentation of the Program by Frida Robles
& Artist talk by Erik Tlaseca
March 18, 17:00 (CET)The Log Book as a an Instrument
to Read the City – Workshop Erik Tlaseca
April 14, 18:00 (CET)Mexico City’s and It’s
Dazzling Ruins
Film Program by Manuel “Morris” Trujillo
April 21, 18:00 (CET)Developing
an Artistic and Curatorial Practice in Tlatelolco, Mexico City
Talk by Bienal Tlatelolca (Balam Bartolomé and Antonio
Monroy)
May 19,18:00 (CET)The Remains of A Space-Time
Lecture by Lionel Manga
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Text by Frida Robles
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in our bio and here:
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