16
Nov
/ 17:00
/ Saturday • Activity
Taking the Country’s Side Guided Tour
Garagem Sul – CCB
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by Teresa Marat-Mendes To Enroll: actividades@trienaldelisboa.com
Guided Tour Series Taking the Country’s Side
© Ferme du Bec Hellouin
Of the numerous possible readings of this exhibition, a few will be made in these visits. From historical perspectives of civilizational and technological evolution, population growth and diversification of societal organization, distribution of wealth and land occupation and correlations with food production – our immediate energy source – and the consumption of resources that “feed” an increasingly global western lifestyle. The solutions taken in the past and the proposals for the future will be questioned in the light of the movements of Agro-ecology and Permaculture.
- • Young People and Adults
- • Commented Tour
- • Visita Comentada
Related Programme
Date
Saturday, 12 Oct, with Mariana Salvador
Sunday 3 Nov, 15:00
Saturday 16 Nov, 17:00, with Teresa Marat-Mendes
Thursday 28 Nov, 11:00, with Sébastien Marot
Sunday 3 Nov, 15:00
Saturday 16 Nov, 17:00, with Teresa Marat-Mendes
Thursday 28 Nov, 11:00, with Sébastien Marot
Duration
90 min.
Capacity
Min. 5 – Máx. 20
Tickets
Entry in the exhibition
Booking
actividades@trienaldelisboa.com (up to two days before the activity)
Curator
Sébastien Marot (FR)
Sébastien Marot is a philosopher and writes extensively on the genealogy of contemporary theories in architecture, urban design and landscaping.
With a Master degree in Philosophy and a PhD in History, he is a professor at École d'Architecture in Paris-Est, a guest lecturer at EPFL (Enac) and Harvard's Graduate School of Design (in a programme about the Countryside, led by Rem Koolhaas and AMO). He’s author and editor of several books, and also collaborator in re-editions with critic reviews.
He edited Le Visiteur (from 1995 to 2002) and Marnes (since 2010) and is the author of several books such as Sub-Urbanism and the Art of Memory (AA Publications 2003), the critical re-edition The City in the City: Berlin , The Green Archipelago of Ungers and Koolhaas (Lars Müller 2013).