Rethinking: Space, Time, Architecture
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If the dialogue and exchange between the two disciplines of art and architecture has always been an enriching and inspiring one, it has also been one in which borders have been transgressed and tensions have arisen. Space, Time, Architecture invites all concerned parties to reconsider the possibilities for productive cooperation between the two art forms. Spaces in the middle of Berlin are offered up as venues to be used during the UIA Architecture Congress (Summer 2002), spaces in which light installations, material collages, and video art will interact with rooms, construction sites, interior yards, and architecture. Artists Julian Opie, Cida de Aragao, Les Schliesser, and others will cooperate with well-known architects, referencing mass mobility, urbanization, and privatization of the public sphere.
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Rethinking: Space, Time, Architecture, Andres Lepik, Steffen Lehmann, Brian Hatton, Barbara Hatton, Hubertus Steiner, Hubertus von Ameluxen, Caroline Raspé
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- 2002
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- Title
- Rethinking: Space, Time, Architecture
- Language
- English, German
- Authors
- Andres Lepik, Steffen Lehmann, Brian Hatton, Barbara Hatton, Hubertus Steiner, Hubertus von Ameluxen, Caroline Raspé
- Publisher
- jovis
- Released
- 2002
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 112
- ISBN10
- 393132169X
- ISBN13
- 9783931321697
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- Rating
- 3 out of 5
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- If the dialogue and exchange between the two disciplines of art and architecture has always been an enriching and inspiring one, it has also been one in which borders have been transgressed and tensions have arisen. Space, Time, Architecture invites all concerned parties to reconsider the possibilities for productive cooperation between the two art forms. Spaces in the middle of Berlin are offered up as venues to be used during the UIA Architecture Congress (Summer 2002), spaces in which light installations, material collages, and video art will interact with rooms, construction sites, interior yards, and architecture. Artists Julian Opie, Cida de Aragao, Les Schliesser, and others will cooperate with well-known architects, referencing mass mobility, urbanization, and privatization of the public sphere.