News of the second phase of...
We are delighted to announce that we have won an AHRC standard grant of £680,000 to enable us to continue this project from summer 2015 until the end of 2018....
We are delighted to announce that we have won an AHRC standard grant of £680,000 to enable us to continue this project from summer 2015 until the end of 2018....
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Workshop Two: “Making Places”
Monday, 18th April 2016, University Roma Tre
Hosted by the University of Rome (Roma Tre) with the support of the British School at Rome (BSR), our second workshop celebrates the exuberant energy and visionary imagination of radical architecture and its influence on other artistic forms. Our invited guest will be the Florentine architect Gian Piero Frassinelli, a key member of Italy’s celebrated radical architecture firm Superstudio (1966-1978). Artist and scholar Jacopo Benci (BSR) will lead the conversation with Frassinelli, and will be joined in discussion by experts from various disciplines, including Prof. Robert Lumley (UCL), whose contribution to Italian cultural history includes important studies of radical art from the Sixties and Seventies.
Monday, 18 April 2016 / 10.00 am-6.00 pm
Sala Conferenze Ignazio Ambrogio
Via del Valco di San Paolo 19
PROGRAMMA
10.00 Saluti e Introduzione
PRIMA SESSIONE – coordina Florian Mussgnug (UCL)
10.30 Robert Lumley (UCL) Mario Merz: Time and Space
11.45 Jacopo Benci (BSR)
Superstudio attraverso e oltre le discipline (una panoramica work-in-progress)
L’intervento sarà preceduto dalla proiezione del film di Superstudio Cerimonia (1973)
13.00 Pausa pranzo
SECONDA SESSIONE – coordina Simona Corso (Roma Tre)
14.30 Gian Piero Frassinelli (architetto)
in conversazione con Jacopo Benci (BSR)
e proiezione del film Viaggio al termine dell’architettura
16.00 Pausa caffè
16.30 Matteo Pericoli (disegnatore e architetto)
Il laboratorio di architettura letteraria: colla, cartone e storie: un’indagine interdisciplinare dello spazio letterario
17.15 Viola Papetti (anglista)
Conclusioni
For further information, please contact the organisers: Prof. Simona Corso (simona.corso@uniroma3.it) and Dr Florian Mussgnug (f.mussgnug@ucl.ac.uk).