The upcoming Bi-City Biennale (Shenzhen), starting in December, will take place mainly in an 'urban village'. It provides a unique opportunity to explore diverse visions and strategies of urban growth facing the challenge of excessive urban expansion and uniformisation of social life. The question of how to invent different but relevant ideas and approaches for the future evolution of our urban life becomes urgent. It is time to go beyond the top-down model of development and learn from the bottom-up creative initiatives of the people who inhabit this transitional reality — especially those in the 'Global South' — and their strategies of resistance and invention. The traditional focus on the centre has to shift towards the periphery and beyond to the regional exchange process, in order to include informal and new developments.
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Rural-Urban Transition: Strategies in Diversity
SCHEDULE
Welcome
Hans-Jürgen Commerell, Director, ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Berlin
CHEN Ping, Cultural Councillor of the Chinese Embassy in Germany, Berlin
Introduction
Eduard Kögel, Programme Curator, ANCB, Berlin
Doreen Heng Liu, Principal, NODE Architecture & Urbanism, Shenzhen/Nansha/Hong Kong
LIU Lei, Architect, and Director, Shenzhen Center for Design, Shenzhen
Presentations
HOU Hanru, Artistic Director, MAXXI, National Museum of the 21st Century and Curator, 2017 Bi-City Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture, Rome
MENG Yan, Principal Architect and Co-Founder of URBANUS and Curator, 2017 Bi-City Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture, Shenzhen
YANG Yong, Co-Curator, 2017 Bi-City Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture, and Artist, Founder of Shangqi Art, Shenzhen
Panel Discussion
Nikolaus Hirsch, e-flux Architecture
HOU Hanru, Artistic Director, MAXXI, National Museum of the 21st Century and Curator, 2017 Bi-City Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture, Rome
MENG Yan, Principal Architect and Co-Founder of URBANUS and Curator, 2017 Bi-City Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture, Shenzhen
Doreen Heng Liu, Principal, NODE Architecture & Urbanism, Shenzhen/Nansha/Hong Kong
moderated by: Eduard Kögel, Programme Curator, ANCB, Berlin
- YEAST – Art of Sharing ||
- Kunst
- „Metamorphose“ – die Welten des Hamid Sadighi Neiriz
- 206 Gefäße für eine Idee … Uli Aigner bittet die Welt zu Tisch
- Alter Fritz und König Fußball: lab.Bode zieht Zwischenbilanz
- Artists at Risk: „Umso mehr Ärger wir machen, um so ernster nehmen sie uns.“
- Hello India. Annäherung an die indische Moderne
- Alltag mit Ikonen – Design aus Dänemark
- Lab.Bode: Denkraum – Freiraum – Plattform
- Sharing Dreams – die Dream Clinic von Amanda Newall und Leon Tan
- StadtLeben
- Im Osten viel Neues – Rezension: Shared Cities Atlas
- Haus der Statistik: Alles anders
- Blick in alle Richtungen: Bauhaus Archiv bezieht Temporäres Schaufenster.
- Gras drüber: Studio Talk Hybrid Space zu Gast in der der Niederländischen Botschaft
- Berliner Mischung – MakeCity Festival 2018
- Botschaft der Wachsamkeit – eine Hausgemeinschaft gedenkt der Bücherverbrennung
- Bauhaus Campus Berlin: Durch Harry Potter-Wände in die Zukunft
- Das Besondere im Normalen
- Gesellschaft
- Es geht auch ohne Plastik – Buchrezension
- Florierende Hoffnung: Die Gärten der Favelas
- Göttliches Miteinander – „made in Kerala“
- „Visionen gestalten“ – eine Rezension
- Share the Food Sharing Revolution
- Nordic Food – die friedliche Revolution
- Koloniale Nachbarn – ein partizipatorisches Projekt
- Geplantes Migrationsmuseum: „Wir wollen kein Lila-Laune-Land darstellen“
- Geteiltes ||
- Artist of Sharing
- Interviews