Ausstellungen
8th Belgrade International Architecture Week
LE CORBUSIER REORIENTED JOURNEY 1911-2011
The basis of the exhibition are conversations with architects, artists, activists, researchers and intellectuals in Athens, Belgrade, Istanbul, Rome and Vienna. The cities’ distinct qualities, their architecture and their monuments, and the two terms of the Orient and the East triggered the dialogical exchanges.
The Cultural Centre of Belgrade
PODROOM
Knez Mihailova 6
11000 Belgrade, Serbia
www.kcb.org.rs
Le Corbusier’s voyage reORIENTed 1911-2011
ARTEFACTFESTIVAL 2013
13-24 February 2013
STUK KUNSTENCENTRUM LEUVEN
www.artefact-festival.be
www.stuk.be
In 1911 Le Corbusier made a reversed ‘Grand Tour’ to the Orient. Starting out in Berlin he travelled to Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade, Bucharest, Istanbul, Athens, Napels, Rome and back home to La Chaux-de Fonds. The English translation turned his Voyage d’Orient intoThe Journey to the East. In 2011 Elke Krasny (AT) and David Bergé (BE) travelled to Athens, Belgrade, Istanbul, Rome and Vienna and had conversations with local activists, architects, artists and intellectuals focusing on the urban characteristics and transformation, on monuments and the ideologically loaded terms East and the Orient. Le Corbusier’s voyage reORIENTed 1911-2011, follows these narratives: Elke Krasny composed a multivoiced text-based installation and David Bergé a photographic exploration, aiming to capture transitional contemporary urbanities in a complex dialogue between text and image.
Photos of the Installation by Joeri Thiry, STUK Kunstencentrum
(Deutsch) STADT LERNEN
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(Deutsch) Mapping the Everyday: Neighbourhood Claims for the Future
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