ICAM 20 – Day 1
Architektur Museum TU München , Germany→ Check in and registration
→ Setup of marketplace with organisational info material.
→ Coffee and crossaints
→ Check in and registration
→ Setup of marketplace with organisational info material.
→ Coffee and crossaints
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During the 20thCentury some exhibitions or cultural programs developed by architecture museums and institutesplayed a decisive role in the development of the discipline of architecture, its theory anditspractice. The history of architecture exhibitions showssome striking examples of exhibitions that proved to helpdirect the course of architectural thinking. Not only the monographic exhibition that presents an ... Read more
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Workshop participation by invitation, not part of call for papers. Chaired by Aliza Leventhal, Library of Congress
Discursive practices between academia, the cultural field, and designAn architecture museum is not necessarily a research or knowledge institution in the academic sense of the term. Yet, curatorial research, archival research, literature surveys and simply knowing what is happening in the world outside the museum are all necessary ingredients to achieve a succesful public programme ... Read more
This session draws attention to the role of filmic material as a source of knowledge in architecture history, as a complement to morewell-known sources such as drawings, plans, models and photos. Films in architecture collections roughly find themselves at two places: some on the library shelves, others stored in the archives. The former are VHS ... Read more