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Workshop, Roma
18.09.2025 H14:30-18:00
19.09.2025 H09:30-16:00
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18.09.2025
19.09.2025
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18.09.2025 H14:30-18:00
19.09.2025 H09:30-16:00
Heritage infrastructures: materialities, flows and exchanges
Organizzato da EPFL Heritage, Anthropology and Technologies Research Group e University of Geneva Heritage Lab
Le infrastrutture, sia in senso materiale che immateriale, influenzano sempre più l’espressione e la natura del patrimonio. Dalle nuove tecniche o la rivitalizzazione di edifici tradizionali ai percorsi turistici e ai centri visitatori, le trasformazioni materiali, i flussi e gli scambi nel rifacimento (non) pianificato del patrimonio sono spesso ben visibili. Tuttavia, la dimensione infrastrutturale del patrimonio è, si potrebbe sostenere, ancora più ampia: dalle nuove forme di digitalizzazione, alle tecniche di sostenibilità e alla burocratizzazione, fino ai cambiamenti politici, alle pratiche di investimento e ai nuovi attori che modellano le pratiche patrimoniali e i loro impatti sociali. Il workshop offre uno spazio per ripensare le relazioni tra patrimonio e infrastruttura/e su scala internazionale e locale.
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Claude Nicolas Ledoux, Eye enclosing the theatre of Besançon, France, 1847. Artwork credits: Anna Karla Almeida, 2025.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Meret Madörin, 2013. Cabaret Club in Zurich.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Tobias Siebrecht, ca. 2005. Dachkantine Club in Zürich.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Peter MacTaggart, 1986. Psychorama party at Linde in Kirchlindach.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Bruno Bänziger, 1983. Yello live at Roxy Club in New York City.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Marco Cirillo, around 1988. The Club in Oerlikon.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Tobias Siebrecht, circa 2010. Zukunft Club in Zurich.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Peter MacTaggart, 1985. Psychorama party at Linde in Kirchlindach.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Photographer unknown, ca. 2013. Reitschule in Bern.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Peter MacTaggart, 1987. Psychorama party in Münchenbuchsee.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Jules Spinatsch, around 1995. PPP Protest Party Portraits.
Photographic campaign documenting Swiss techno and club culture from the 1980s to the 2000s. Realised in collaboration with ClubCultureCH. Unknown photographer, 1983. Flamingo Club in Zürich.
