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Summer school of Urban Morphology
The International Summer School of Urban Morphology (ISSUM) was held in Rome from June 20 to 28, organized by the Italian network ISUF (International Seminar on Urban Form) and KAEBUP (Knowledge alliance for evidence-based urban practice). As part of the activities planned for this summer school and within the program of the KAEBUP project from 23...
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Field research and recording in Ivanić-Grad
SF:ius's team is 8.6.2022. visited Ivanić-Grad in Zagreb County and in several locations in the city center and wider surroundings - Šarampovo and Lipovac Lonjsko - conducted research as part of the Stories from the Edge program, program line Curator's Program; development of curatorial concepts in the direction of reflection, historicization and memorialization of the monumental heritage from the period of the National Liberation War, as well as...
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Field research - seminar on NOB monuments in the wider area of Karlovac
Field research on NOB monuments in the broader area of Karlovac was held as part of the regional platform Inappropriate Monuments. Research aimed at students of ethnology and cultural anthropology was organized in collaboration with professor Nevena Škrbić Alempijević and assistant Iva Grubiša from the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb and...
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International student internship within the KAEBUP project
As part of The Knowledge Alliance for Evidence-Based Urban Practices , applications for international summer internships have been opened for students of the University of Cyprus. One of the summer internships will be held at SF:ius.
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Views on musealization of the National Liberation War: from ecology to nostalgia tourism
In what way and to what extent can the musealization of the National Liberation War today be a generator of didactic trends, not only in terms of cultural and historical education but also education in a broader critical and engaging departure from revisionist socio-political and cultural-artistic trends?
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Talking with Dafne Berc and Dino Belamarić
HEALING TERRITORIES Nº2: MOLAT is a new media production with an e-publication that presents the results of multidisciplinary research and a workshop on theoretical urban discourse. It is the result of SF:ius collaborating with architects Dafne Berc and Dino Belamarić, who have been continuously working on the analysis of territorial healing, the development of urban installations, and performative exhibitions since 2016.
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Knowledge Alliance for Evidence-Based Urban Practices
The project "Knowledge Alliance for Evidence-Based Urban Practices" (KAEBUP), co-financed by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) of the European Commission through a call for Erasmus + Knowledge Alliances projects, started on 01.01.2021., and will last until 31.12.2023.
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Gold Coast, Maša Seničić
DOGAĐANJA, IZLOŽBA, VIJESTI 27/10/2020, 19:00 – 31/10/2020, 15:00
’Zlatna obala’ je multimedijalni i transdisciplinarni projekt koji se temelji na studijama sjećanja – prije svega oslanjajući se na ideju napetosti između pamćenja i povijesti, dok izložba koja je iz njega izašla paradoksalno predočava sakupljena sjećanja i iskustva u vidu klasičnog muzeološkog kronološkog narativa.
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Urban tour and workshop: Culture of remembrance of the People's Liberation Struggle on Trešnjevka
We invite you to an urban tour entitled "Culture of remembrance of the People's Liberation Struggle on Trešnjevka" which we will hold on Tuesday, June 30 at 6 p.m. The gathering place and the starting point of the walk is the intersection of Faller promenade and Baštijanova street. We end up in the park across from the BASE where anyone interested can join a workshop on the same topic...
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"Urban installation: Manifesto" - research
We introduce the term "urban installation" in order to define the functional-symbolic concept of a specific format of staging urban-architectural issues with the help of new media artistic tools.
The specificity of this installation is an attempt to de-objectify the boundaries of the exhibition in relation to the issue; an attempt to relocate it from the real environment, ie an attempt to create an installation that turns into a permanently exposed urban constellation in public space, whose components are continuously…
