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theory (Series of lectures as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies)

Issue #11: Climate Cartographies introduces the inaugural iteration of the Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies, conducted online in Khartoum. The course investigates the longue durée of climate change through heritage sites and by utilizing cartographic methodologies.

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Critical Climates

Alexandra Riedel, Elkindi Elaagip, Iwona Kozieradzka-Ogunmakin, Suzi Merghani

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theory (Series of lectures as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies)

This series of lectures, as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies' first module "Critical Climates", examined the historical evolution of climate change impacting the Nile.

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Critical Heritage

Hashim Khalifa, Solange Ashby, William Carruthers

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theory (Series of lectures as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies)

This series of lectures, as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies' second module "Critical Heritage", addressed multiple issues related to the site of Meroë on the east bank of the Nile.

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Climate Imaginations

Pier Paolo Tamburelli, Kabage Karanja and Stella Mutegi, Ali Ali Idris Ali Elgohni, Alexander Schwarz, Helen and Michael Mallinson,

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practice (Student projects as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies)

Man walking in the distance in the desert

This series of lectures, as part of Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies' third module "Climate Imaginations", examines how architectural practices engage with the environments of the Nile Valley.

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Mapping Climate Landscapes of Meroë

Ahmed Abdelrahim, Almuzn M. Elhassan, Blqees Zuhair, Hadeel Mohamed, Hadeel Subahi, Heba Elidrisi, Hiba Ismail, Ibrahim Aboagala, Joanna Lalowska, Jumanah Rizk, Maab Obada, Malaz Mohamed Ali, Medhanit Ayele, Muram Shaheen, Nicole Remus, Rawan Jahromi, Robel Kebede, Shahd Osman, Vera-Simone Schulz, Yasmin Hamad, Yasmin Hani

There are three distinct images of textured stones

The Architectural Association Visiting School Climate Cartographies, invited students to explore one of four thematic areas: communities, imaginations, material, and water systems, allowing them to select a theme that most resonated with their passions.

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Climate Post-Script at the Eleventh Hour

Suha Hassan

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theory

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practice (Text Commission)

A person is holding a 35 mm slide up to a window, letting light shine through it, revealing an image of two children in a beautifully adorned home.

Suha Hassan reflects in this post-script text on the Architectural Association Visiting School "Climate Cartographies" developed as an online course about focuses on investigating the long-term impacts of climate change on heritage sites.

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Animal sanctuaries: Places for radical multi species kinship

An interview with Susanna Panini by Denise Araouzou

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2013 – ongoing

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13 Nov 2024
18:00–20:00 CET

Woman working on a farm site with animals around her

This interview by Denise Araouzou with Susanna Panini from the animal sanctuary Ippoasi, is part of a transdisciplinary inquiry that works through a synthesis of critical environmental pedagogies with collective artistic practices.

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13 Nov 2024

Urgent Pedagogies: wóyde Cineforum

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event

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practice (Text Commission)

Six people sitting around a table outdoors discussing

IASPIS announces the VIIth session of wóyde Cineforum: "Why Matter Matters", sharing a selection of films to watch and follow up in an online event bringing together film makers Susan Schuppli and Pelin Tan with the cineforum founders Silvia Susanna, Alice Pontiggia, Steffie De Gaetano and public.

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wóyde Cineforum

st(r)ay

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2020 – ongoing

Group of people, sitting in an open field at night watching a film projected on a screen

Alice Pontiggia, Silvia Susanna and Steffie de Gaetano use the Cineforum to create a safe space where a pluriversality of reflections raised by viewing video material come together, and where decolonial and demodern futures can be envisioned from a collection of divided visions.

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Issue #10

PolyVocalCity

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issue

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May 2024