An interdisciplinary conference for architects, designers, theorists and artists dealing with spatio-temporal issues and performative spatial practice.
An interdisciplinary conference for architects, designers, theorists and artists dealing with spatio-temporal issues and performative spatial practice.
April 4th, 2011
An interdisciplinary conference for architects, designers, theorists and artists dealing with spatio-temporal issues and performative spatial practice.
“time.transcendence.performance brings together artists, designers and thinkers who work with time, to explore how they might inform each other. How do performers think time? How do thinkers perform time? What shared or different understandings are at work in the different practices?”
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