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Betreff: The Reconstruction of Ukraine symposium
Datum: Fri, 02 Sep 2022 11:01:17 +0000
Von: e-flux Architecture <architect...@mailer.e-flux.com>
The Reconstruction of Ukraine
September 9–11, 2022
*University College London*
Gower St
London WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom
https://reconstruct.in.ua
RSVP
/The Reconstruction of Ukraine /is an upcoming symposium that focuses
particular attention to cities, architecture, art, culture and
psychological trauma – but the scope of the conversations it aims to
start is broader. In due course, the discussions led and held by over
forty international speakers during the symposium may coalesce into
myriad projects, initiatives and experiments undertaken by government
institutions, municipalities, educational and cultural bodies and other
more interstitial actors. The ambition of this symposium is to establish
a platform for dialogue, facilitating communication, collaboration and
constructive argument between diverse actors and initiatives.
The symposium will take place over three days from September 9—September
11, 2022 (7am–4pm EDT / 12–8pm GMT+1 / 2–10pm GMT+3). To register,
please follow this link https://reconstruct.in.ua.
Day one of the symposium is titled “Ruination, Resistance, Shelter:
Responses to the Direct Impact of War.” It will feature an introductory
panel followed by discussions related to ecocide, urbicide,
displacement, cultural heritage, and infrastructure. Day two is titled
“Representation, Mourning, Memory: Working Through War.” This section
will discuss trauma, grief, mourning, war and the arts of witness,
historical narratives, and institutional practices. The third and final
day is titled “Solidarity, Appropriation, Justice: Generating Common
Futures.” This section will discuss masterplanning, microplanning,
restitution, the political economy of reconstruction, reconciliation,
retribution, and international solidarity. For a more in depth
programme, please follow this link https://reconstruct.in.ua to the
symposium’s website.
This symposium has been convened by a core organizing team Sofia Dyak,
Director of the Lviv Center for Urban History, Marta Kuzma, Professor at
the Yale School of Art at Yale University, and Michał Murawski,
Associate Professor of Critical Studies at the School of Slavonic and
East European Studies, University College London; with institutional
cooperation and support by the Center for Urban History, Lviv; Center
for Urban Studies, Kyiv National University of Construction and
Architecture; Re-Start Ukraine; University College London; Urban Forms
Center, Kharkiv; Yale University, New Haven; Visual Culture Research
Center, Kyiv.
commit...@reconstruction.in.ua
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