04 Oct 2019
09:00  - 17:00

Kollegienhaus, Regenzzimmer 111

Mediterranean Fascism(s) Workshop

Over the course of this day-long workshop, participants from a range of disciplines will analyse and theorize the manifold legacies of fascism and colonialism that endure in the myriad crises that now reverberate across the Mediterranean…
09 Sep 2019

Alte Gewerbeschule, Seminarraum II -160

Organizer:
Urban Studies

Critical Urban Theory

Blockcourse with Professor Ananya Roy
02 Sep 2019

Studio, Petersgraben 52, 3rd floor

Organizer:
Urban Studies

African Cities

Blockcourse with Professor Sophie Oldfield
10 May 2019
20:00

Paris

Un sentiment d'étrangeté

Un sentiment d’étrangeté est un festival d’architecture et de cinéma qui propose le temps de six soirées, des projections de films suivies de débats. Chaque séance explore une thématique soulevée par le sentiment d’étrangeté.
03 May 2019
18:00

Center for African Studies Foyer, Rheinsprung 21

Manhattans & Martinis

"Manhattans & Martinis" is a meeting for discussion and exchange. A member of the African Studies community will provide an impulse for discussion of selected theoretical, methodological or technical concerns encountered in their current…
25 Apr 2019
18:30

Urban Studies, Alte Universität, Hörsaal 101, Rheinsprung 9/11

Gendered Space and Climate Resilience in Informal Settlements in Bangladesh

Lecture by Dr. Huraera Labeen Brac University, Bangladesh
15 Apr 2019
17:30

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

The Earth That Modernism Built

This lecture explores the roots of the modernist project - both heroic and tragic - to design the human by reshaping the environment, from the domestic sphere to the earth at large. It examines how statesmen, scientists, and designers…
03 Dec 2018
17:30

Kollegienhaus, Regenzzimmer 111

There is no More Land, there is Only Sand

Guest Lecturer: Milica Topalovic (ETH Zürich)
29 Nov 2018
14:15

Petersgraben 52, Seminarraum II, 2. Stock

Khanyisile Mbongwa, Unstable Grounds. Deconstructing Self: The Other in Public Space

Khanyisile Mbongwa is a Cape Town based independent curator and award winning artist and will present her work on Thursday, 29 November 2018 during our Research Studio.
29 Oct 2018
19:00

Kollegienhaus, Regenzzimmer 111

Citizen Participation in the Smart City: a Critical Approach

Guest Lecturer: Ginette Verstraete (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Professor of Comparative Arts and Media)