How do photographic images affect us? What impact is attributed to them by various disciplines? How do they reveal organizational structures in existing discourses of art and science? Experts in sociology, art history, art, architecture, media studies, and urban design illuminate the methodological use of images in three subprojects by Collaborative Research Centre 1265 Refiguring Spaces at the TU Berlin. The event series Refiguring Spaces creates an interface between university research and the public.
Workshop
Free admission
In German
Follow event: Refiguring Spaces 2#.
Haus der Kulturen und der Welt,
John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10
Berlin,
10557
Deutschland
Moderation: Janin Walter and Severine Marguin
Participants:
Dominik Bartmanski, Timothy Pape (Teilprojekt: ‘Smart Cities: Alltagshandlungen in digitalisierten Lebensräumen‘)
Stefanie Bürkle, Janin Walter (Teilprojekt: ‚Raummigration und Tourismus‘)
Henning Füller (Teilprojekt ‚Geografische Imaginationen’)
Julia Fülling, Linda Hering (Teilprojekt ‚Waren und Wissen’)
Curation: Janin Walter, Stefanie Bürkle, Severine Marguin
This workshop, organized by the project B02 "Control/Space" at the Collaborative Research Center 1265 at TU Berlin, explores different spatial changes and dynamics of the Internet infrastructure using the notion of refiguration, which presents a concept of tensions between four key spatial figures and spatial logics: the place, the territory, the network, and the route. […]
Dr. Thomas Dörfler, social geographer at the University of Jena, is engaged in interdisciplinary research on social space, urban-rural differences and methodologies. Projects on atmospheres, (rural) gentrification and socio-spatial milieus; interim professor at Heidelberg University (2021–22) and RUB Bochum (2014–16). Prof. Dr. Eberhard Rothfuß has the Chair of Social and Population Geography at the University […]
