Citizens of Dot.City! Come to the Bauhaus Dessau for the 2nd trimester of the IV. Bauhaus Kolleg Dot.City starting January 23rd, 2003 April 17th, 2003. Join us to map a new grammar for the public urban in the age of ICT! Most theorists still state a crisis of public space. Most theorists still argue that ICT is a major reason for this crisis. At Dot.City, they believe there is no crisis but a lack of understanding.
The goal is to deconstruct the differentiation between public and private/physical and virtual respectively. They believe that there are overlapping calls for a new definition of urbanism as well as for new strategies to program urban processes.
The projects therefore consist of thorough research and analysis within a theoretical framework as well as of practical experiments on site in Dessau and Caracas.
To develop and to realize such projects will be the goal of the 2nd trimester. Approaches for new public urban spheres drafted during the first trimester will be reviewed and put to the practical test. The team is aiming at design strategies working directly in and with urban ICT environments. Lectures, workshops and self-contained studio work of the participants are part of the program.
Apply now to be part of this exciting venture.
Invite others to do so by forwarding our announcement.
Application deadline December 12th 2002. More details about the schedule available on the homepage www.Bauhaus-dessau.de/dotcity from December 10th 2002
The highest caliber of input is guranteed by the lectures and critics.
Visiting lecturers to the 1st trimester Kolleg include:
Bernd Fischer, Berliner Institut für Sozialforschung, Berlin
Holger Flöting, Deutsches Institut für Urbanistik Berlin
Steve Graham, Centre for Urban Technology, Newcastle
Hans Dieter Huber, Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart
Wilhelm Klauser, LabFac, Berlin/Paris
Olia Lialina, Merz Akademie, Stuttgart
Lev Manovich, University of California, San Diego
Ursula Maier-Rabler, Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaft, Salzburg
Andy Müller-Maguhn, Chaos Computer Club, Berlin
Peter Trummer, Berlage Institute, Rotterdam
Planned for the 2nd and 3rd trimester:
Ludger Hovestadt, ETH Zürich
Neil Leach, Architectural Association, London,
Hani Rashid, Asymptote, New York
Gernot Ritter, n-o-m-a-d network of multimedia architecture and design, Graz
Design studies and Workshops continued in the 2nd trimester
Urban hacking
"make yourself a dot" by rude_architecture Berlin
Net connections
Peter Trummera, Berlage Institute, Rotterdam
Net distributions
Wilhelm Klauser, Paris
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