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In this session of the 2024–2025 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Playable Cities’, Christoph Borbach and Max Kanderske (University of Siegen) will give a guest lecture on “Playful Resistance: Sensor-Counter Practices in Urban Environments“ followed by … Read more...
On Friday, April 25, Paul O’Connor (University of Exeter) will join us for a NICA Masterclass on “Rolling Ethnography: Methodology and Urban Research”.
During this masterclass we will read and discuss recent research focused on interdisciplinary urban methods in … Read more...
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The 2024–2025 ASCA Cities seminar will approach the city through the lens of play. Taking up the theme of ‘Playable Cities’, we are interested in how play functions both as a concept and method … Read more...
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In this session of the 2024–2025 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Playable Cities’, Ekim Tan will give a guest lecture on “Play the City: Representing Non-Human Agents” followed by an open discussion. The session … Read more...
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In this session of the 2024–2025 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Playable Cities’, Sam Hind (Manchester University) will give a guest lecture on “Playing Domains: Competition in Machine Vision Challenges“ followed by an open discussion. … Read more...
On Friday, March 14, Sam Hind (Manchester University) will join us for a NICA Masterclass on “Eyes on the Prize: Studying Competitions in AI”.
In this masterclass, we will examine the growing phenomenon of machine vision ‘challenges’, used … Read more...
On Friday, May 16, Christoph Borbach and Max Kanderske (Siegen University) will join us for a NICA Masterclass on “Counter-Practices”.
In this masterclass, we will examine historic and contemporary media practices designed to confuse, elude and subvert processes … Read more...
The 23. NECS Graduate Workshop, hosted by the University of Cologne and organised by , will take place from 29-31 October 2024. The workshop’s title, “L/Nightscapes: Perspectives on Illumination and the City”, refers to the mutual conditionality of night and … Read more...
How does popular music shape and reflect cultural identities? The symposium “From Hinterland to Europapa: Identity and Placemaking in Dutch Popular Music Culture”, taking place on 25 October from 14.00-17.00 at Radboud Institute for Culture and History, explores the intricate … Read more...
As part of International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam, Het Nieuwe Instituut is hosting a book launch of The Green Dip – a visual manifesto of an ongoing research project conducted by The Why Factory at TU Delft – on 10 October, … Read more...
The Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research (AIHR) is organizing the research seminar “What is Landscape? Theory, Aesthetic and Politics of Landscapes” – divided over six sessions from October 2024 to Spring 2025.
Led by Noa Roei and Irina Souch, this … Read more...
Is the future still a thing? Which relations open up when thinking about “no future” and hopelessness as an old/new “structure of feeling,” to speak with Raymond Williams? On 14 November, 15.00-17.00 at REC C4.50A, the Department of Human Geography, … Read more...
How might we expand our approach to urban research from a sensory perspective? What about multimodal methods and questions of representation concerning your research? The Department of Human Geography, Planning & International Development is organizing a masterclass lunch with Prof. … Read more...
In parallel to this year’s ASCA Cities Seminar, Carolyn Birdsall, Linda Kopitz and Alex Gekker are co-editing a special issue on “Playable Cities” for Mediapolis – A Journal of Cities and Culture to be published in September 2025. Some … Read more...
Image: Peter Berko (2017)
The 2024–2025 ASCA Cities seminar will approach the city through the lens of play. Taking up the theme of ‘Playable Cities’, we are interested in how play functions both as a concept and method in representing, … Read more...
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In the final session of 2023–2024 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Material Cities’, Yuriko Furuhata (McGill University) will give a guest lecture on “Self-Portraits of Coral: Visual Archives and Radiation Ecologies in the Anthropocene” followed by an … Read more...
Linda Kopitz in European Journal of Cultural Studies
This article proposes that virtual renderings of speculative architectural projects provide a crucial entry point into the reimagination of sustainable urban life through the production of nature(s) within the city. Drawing on
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In the fourth session of 2023–2024 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Material Cities’, Maria Vélez-Serna (University of Sterling) will give a guest lecture on “Infrastructural and tactical cinema practices: A view from Scotland” followed by an open … Read more...
On Friday, April 19, María Vélez-Serna (University of Stirling) will join us for a NICA Masterclass on “Who Needs Cinemas? Screening Films in a Permacrisis”.
Mapping a city’s spaces and practices of communal film viewing is a way … Read more...
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In the third session of 2023–2024 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Material Cities’, Joseph Heathcott (The New School) will give a guest lecture on “Lava and Concrete: Spatial Production in the Pedregal de Santo Domingo” followed by … Read more...
Urban food commons are critical for nourishing the post-growth city. In this talk hosted by the Postgrowth Cities Coalition, Oona Morrow (University of Wageningen) discusses the ways in which food (un)becoming waste can become a site for communing and … Read more...
On Friday, March 15, Joseph Heathcott (The New School) will join us for a NICA Masterclass on “Space, Time, and Infrastructure”. Together let us think infrastructure, not so much about it, but with it. In this masterclass, we approach infrastructure … Read more...
Image: Alex Shuper (2023)
In the second session of 2023–2024 ASCA Cities seminar on ‘Material Cities’, Letizia Chiappini (Universiteit Twente) will give a guest lecture on “The Urban Digital Platform: A Glitch between Digital Login and Urban Logout” followed by … Read more...
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The 2023–2024 ASCA Cities seminar will approach the city through the lens of materiality. Taking up the theme of ‘Material Cities’, we are interested in how making the city is both a material and … Read more...
On 28 September 2023, the Walking as Research Practice (WARP) Research Group of the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis will present the Special Issue WARP x Soapbox Journal book at ENTER ENTER ‘A Space For Books’, Amsterdam, during the bring … Read more...
Image: Alex Shuper (2023)
The 2023–2024 ASCA Cities seminar will approach the city through the lens of materiality. Taking up the theme of ‘Material Cities’, we are interested in how making the city is both a material and … Read more...
