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CULBURB - Cultural Acupuncture Treatment for Suburbs

22.03.2012 to 22.03.2012

CULBURB - Cultural Acupuncture Treatment for Suburbs

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Akupunkturen für die Vorstadt! Akupunkturen für die Vorstadt!

CULBURB - Cultural Acupuncture Treatment for Suburbs

Date: Thu, Mar 22, 19:00
Venue: Architekturzentrum Wien, Podium
Free admission

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welcome address
Karoline Mayer, Az W
Wolfgang Schneider, Soho in Ottakring

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introduction
Yvette Vašourková & Igor Kovacevic, CCEA, Prague

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short lecture
\"Artistic Interventions create public space\", Werner Fenz, Head of the Insitute for Art in Public Space Styria 2006-2011

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short lecture
\"Towards Acupuncture Urbanism - Strategies for Suburbia\", Stefan Gruber, Architect and Professor at the Institute for Art and Architecture, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

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Brief comments
Edit András
Angelika Fitz
Tomáš Pospiszyl

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followed by a discussion

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The EU project CULBURB deals with the phenomena of suburbanisation in Prague, Budapest, Bratislava, Ljubljana, Warsaw and Vienna. In a response to selected \"districts\" and their surroundings five \"acupuncture treatments\" are carried out in each area. These architectural and artistic interventions work with minimal means to achieve a maximum long term effect. In Vienna the project focuses on the Sandleiten neighbourhood.

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Despite the number of spatial, social and historical differences between the areas participating in CULBURB similar situations are encountered in many of them, such as a shortage of common practice.

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event in English
a cooperation by Soho in Ottakring and the Az W


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