Location:
Knights Park [
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Architecture Atrium KPNE4003 can be used by delegates as a break-out room all day. Lunch and coffee breaks will be served in this room.
09:15 |
Registration at Architecture Atrium KPNE4003
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09:30 |
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Opening keynote[recorded session]
Patrik Schumacher, Sustainability within a Market-based Ecological Order Chair: Professor Alistair Payne at Architecture Atrium KPNE4003
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This paper argues that architecture and urbanism have progressed and will continue to progress their ecological orientation on the basis of the soft power of markets and discourses rather than on the basis of hard political power. The current improvements in sustainability are largely a result of private initiatives like the various voluntary certification schemes that have spurned efforts and established quantitative criteria and accountability. These schemes are “enforced”, or rather incentivised, through reputation mechanisms. The self-imposed pressure to clean up and do good opens up the search for solutions. The best solutions and best practices have emerged on a voluntary basis, via scientific research and competition as discovery mechanisms. Mandated rule books and regulatory impositions arbitrarily constrain and distort this discovery process. The risk is that state power usurps and freezes these achievements and, in terms of motivation, substitutes an attitude of compliance for a spirited competitive striving. ‘One fits all’ rules only take account of ecological costs and, and in contrast to markets, cannot take account of the benefit side. Blanket rules forgo the opportunity to differentiate between the importance of the purpose of the various buildings, and do not allow the identification of institutions and life processes that would merit extra high energy consumption. Rationality implies economy, i.e. cost-benefit weighing. This requires freedom. Freedom is also a precondition for creativity and the discovery of the best science-based engineered solutions that often violate rule book parameters.
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10:15 |
Coffee break at Architecture Atrium KPNE4003
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Panels & Workshops
10:45 |
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Panel 10 – Digital Pedagogies for the Arts & Humanities 2
Chair: Dr Dejan Ljubojevic Room KPNE4002
- Olu Taiwo, Decolonialising the Curriculum in the Post-Covid Era: Digital Storytelling: A paradigm for transcultural expressions
- Tania Lisboa and Diana Salazar, The Global Conservatoire: Developing a Sustainable Model for Online Transnational Learning in the Arts
- Cathy Gale, Design Pedagogy as a Temporal and Spatial Practice: Reconfiguring Communities of Practice in ‘Blended’ or Hybrid Learning Environments
- Cynthia Stephens-Himonides and Margaret Young, Adding to the Knowledge of the TPACK Framework: Music Teacher Identity Transformations and Adaptability to Online Instructional Delivery since COVID-19
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10:45 |
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Panel 11 – Collaboration and Co-creation in Digital and Hybrid Environments
Chair: Dr Kate Scott Room KPNE4007
- Mary Krell, Mute Chorus
- Clare Conway and Matt Hams, To do nothing but grumble and not to act…
- Megha Chauhan and Aniela Fidler Wieruszewska, Making a Mark: Craft, Co-Creation and Communication in Digital and Analogue Spaces
- Aoife Donnelly, Andrew Clancy, Tom Coward and Bruno Silvestre, Co-designing a new Architecture Curriculum during a Pandemic
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10:45 |
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Panel 12 – Digital Activism and Community Intervention
Chair: Professor Maria Chatzichristodoulou Room KPNE4008
- Fabrizio Galeazzi, Aya Musmar and Davide Natalini, Digital Stories of Heritage-led Resilience and Sustainability with Syrian Refugees in Jordan
- Kamila Mamadnazarbekova, Performing Antiwar Activism under Military Censure: Сyber Partisans and the Art of Political Intervention
- Sabah Uddin, British Muslim Self-Making on Social Media: Responding to Islamophobia in Britain
- Helena Wee, Face Stealers, Nomads and Unmasking Dissidents
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10:45 |
- Panel 13 – Digital & Intermedial Performance Practices 1
Chair: Dr Oded Ben Tal Room KPNE4F02
- Aleksandra Webb and James Layton, The Role and Importance of Digital Skills in the Production of Digital Performance
- Yangzi Zhou, “The Closest and the Farthest Away”: National Theatre Live and the Promise of Intermedial Spatial Practice
- Varvara Guljajeva, Mar Canet Sola and Yuri Kuzmin, Telematic Performance Forced by Pandemic: NeuroKnitting Beethoven
- Ada Hao, ConTagion, ConTactic, ConFronted, ConTinuance: A Performance of the Disquiet
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10:45 |
- Workshop
Room KPNE3011
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Art Club: Problem Solving Digital Fatigue
By Joshua Y’Barbo
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12:45 |
Lunch at Architecture Atrium KPNE4003
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Parallel Panels
13:30 |
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Panel 14 – Digital Sustainability (Design, Communities, Practices)
Chair: Professor Anastasios Maragiannis Room KPNE4007
- Mala Siamptani, Where the Digital Meets the Physical: a Jewellery Design Approach
- Tatiana Isaeva, Digital, Physical, Hybrid: Spatial Aspects of Net Art and Its Exhibition Practices (2010–2021)
- Makayla Lewis, Maintaining Normalcy in an Atypical World
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13:30 |
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Panel 15 – Digital & Intermedial Performance Practices 2
Chair: Dr Olu Taiwo Room KPNE4008
- Chi Ho Lin, Post-covid Digital Theatre Landscape in Hong Kong: Redefining Theatrical Engagement and Body on Screen
- Bianca Mastrominico, Home-specific Performance and the Digital Staging of the Domestic in Flanker Origami
- Jon Weinbren and Jon Weinbren, Can an Avatar Act?
- Eirini Nedelkopoulou, The Value of Being Alone: Reconsidering Performance Engagement in Digital Culture
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13:30 |
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Panel 16 – Digital Technologies for Health & Wellbeing
Chair: Professor Mary Chambers Room KPNE4002
- Sylvia Yung, Marius Terblanche and Advait Naik, Making Technology for Healthcare
- Julie Watkins, Alleviating Digital Fatigue: Actions to Increase Life-satisfaction
- Sarah Whatley, Steve Benford, Feng Zhou, Kate Marsh, Ian Ashcroft, Welly O’Brien and Tanja Erhart, Personalising Prosthetics: Digital Interventions in Disability and Dance
- Justin Christensen, Jennifer MacRitchie and Renee Timmers, Supporting People Living with Dementia to Accessibly and Meaningfully Engage in Creative Arts Activities Online During the Lockdown
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13:30 |
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Workshop
Room KPNE3011
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Co-design of Inclusive Personas for Art Exhibitions and Multimodal Installations
By Federica Delprino
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Architecture Atrium KPNE4003
15:30 |
- Closing Reflections
- Chair & Deputy Chairs: Professor Maria Chatzichristodoulou, Dr Oded Ben Tal, Dr Bill Balaskas
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16:10 |
Hand-over event with Professor Anastasios Maragiannis |
16:30 |
On-site conference closes |
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Informal drinks and networking Staff Space
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