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New New Worlds

Datum
Uhrzeit
Termin Label
Lecture
Organisationseinheiten
Kunst und Architektur
Ortsbeschreibung
Online via Zoom
Ort, Adresse (1)
Schillerplatz 3
Ort, PLZ und/oder Ort (1)
1010 Wien
Ort, Raum (1)
211a

Lecturer | Felicity Scott, Architecture theorist, Columbia University, New York
Respondent | Aristide Antonas, architect and writer, Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna

In the framework of the project Theories of Urgency the Institute for Art and architecture (IKA) carries on its research on the topic of HITZE by undertaking a series of interviews and discourses with people whose work forms a relevant contribution to the field. The project intends to confront selected findings of the past two terms related to the city of Vienna to a more global understanding of the topic.
The event will be held in English
 
Felicity D. Scott is Professor of Architecture, Director of the PhD program in Architecture (History and Theory), and Co-Director of the program in Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual Practices in Architecture (CCCP) at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University. Her work as a historian and theorist focuses on articulating genealogies of political and theoretical engagement with questions of techno-scientific, environmental, and geopolitical transformation within modern and contemporary architecture, art, and media, as well as upon the discourses, institutions and social movements that have shaped and defined these disciplines, sometimes evidently, sometimes less so.
 
Aristide Antonas is professor in the platform Geography Landscapes Cities at the Institute for Art and Architecture (IKA). His work spans philosophy, art, literature and architecture. He published novels, short stories, theatre scripts and essays and exhibits his work internationally.
 

COVID-19 prevention:
All visitors must provide a valid 2,5G certificate at the entrance: Vaccinated OR recovered OR valid PCR test.
Contact details of visitors (name, e-mail address and/or telephone number) will be - optionally - collected at the entrance for possible contact tracing.
FFP2 masks must be worn throughout the event.


The IKA Lecture Room 211a holds a maximum of 40 people. Seats are available on the base of first come first serve. Please come on time.
And Online via ZOOM

Zoom-Meeting: https://akbild-ac-at.zoom.us/j/98266768720?pwd=aFVlWFJFWUZ5aGY4bk5nUjVhNHlOUT09
Zoom-Meeting-ID: 982 6676 8720
Zoom-Code: 4#5$9=

Information concerning the Lecture Format: Please notice that the lecture will be recorded. When entering the meeting, you will be prompted to consent. In order to have a pleasant experience for all viewers, please keep your video turned off and your microphone muted at all times. Refrain from using the general chat during the lecture as it might disturb the person talking. It is advised to hide all participants without video, therefore go to the ^-sign next to the “start/stop video” button and in the video-settings tab enable “hide non-video-participants”. After the presentation there will be the possibility to ask questions via the chat or in person. If you want to enter the discussion please raise your hand digitally by pressing the blue icon-hand in the participants-panel. The questioners are ordered chronologically and the moderation will then ask you to “unmute audio/show video“ and join the discussion. Thank you.