Design template for the spring 2024 urban design studio Infrastructuring Assemblies by @markusmiessen@cerreyes@master.arch.lu@culturesofassembly
Borrowing the basic elements of the City of Esch logo ⌴⎌⌒♺
»The city is a never ending cycle of growth and decay.« – Kenny Cupers, Markus Miessen, eds. Spaces of Uncertainty: Berlin Revisited. Birkhäuser, 2018
It is with great pleasure that we were invited to @hfg_ka@hfg_karlsruhe_pd for a second workshop series on colour in design processes. Accompanying the workshops, we invite guests for a lecture and open discussion.
We are really looking forward to artist Rozbeh Asmani @rozbeh_asmani tomorrow afternoon at 4pm.
Many thanks to @lukasmarstaller for allowing us to use your font Atelier 🫂
🟡⬜️ Visual Identity for “Seasons of Media Arts” back in 2020 together with @felix_pl80
An outdoor exhibition program by @zkmkarlsruhe , showing a variety of media-based artistic projects in the urban space. Our navigation concept refers to the permanent construction sites in Karlsruhe, using hardware which became an inherent part of the urban landscape.
Participating artists:
Aram Bartholl
Michael Bielicky
Jonas Denzel Holger Förterer Walter Giers Mira Hirtz Eva Judkins Ulf Langheinrich Alexander Liebrich Christian Lölkes Pong.Li Studios Betty Rieckmann Sabine Schäfer Marie Sester Ulrich Singer Xenorama Marco Zampella
#zkm #karlsruhe #SeasonsofMediaArts #UNESCOCityOfMediaArts #centerforartandmedia
From back to front: Umstrittene Methoden – Architekturdiskurse der Verwissenschaftlichung, Politisierung und Partizipation im Umfeld des Design Methods Movement der 1960er Jahre
by Jesko Fezer published in 2022
Softcover with ultra light dust jacket
576 pages, 25 × 17 × 5 cm
Edition of 800 copies
Adocs Publishing (Hamburg), 2022
ISBN: 9783943253580
Proofreading by Kim Feser
Printed by Kerschoffset, Zagreb
Design together with Matthias Görlich
@jeskofzr@adocspublishing@magoerlich
#umstrittene #methoden #jeskofezer #adocs #entwurfsmethodik #designmethods #nichtneutral #parteiischesdesign #partisandesign #umstrittenemethoden #designmethodsmovement
Jet Wood
(drilled beech wood)
for @fan_collective
part of radiator show at @019ghent
Exhibition runs until 20/03/2023
There are two holes in the word “wood” (and one in “log”).
Thanks a lot @019ghent
Last image: exhibition shot by @michieldecleene
Jet Wood next to the stove by Koenraad Dedobbeleers
1 COA ad in the current issue of ARCH+ Nr. 250: The Great Repair @archplusnet
2 Sample print of the COA flag for the space in Rue du Brill 24, 4041 Esch-sur-Alzette LUX
3 Podcast Platform with new episodes released on a regular basis
You can visit culturesofassembly.org or follow @culturesofassembly for more information and latest updates on new episodes and events.
Thank you for the wonderful cooperation @markusmiessen@francellecane@cerreyes@zdravo.marija
Beautiful Gitmek all over by @bruno_jacoby_official@gruppo.due
Website Development by @fffabianwohlfart and @kaczock
Graphic Design together with Matthias Görlich
#COA #CulturesOfAssembly #TheEschClinics #MasterArchLu #UniversityOfLuxembourg
All-in-one programme leaflet and poster for the workshop “Theatrale Kollektivität neu denken” of the SFB 1171 “Affective Societies” @fu_berlin questioning the neccesity of collectivity and collectives in theatre discourse. Organised and led by Matthias Warstat, Jule Gorke and Hans Roth. #fu_berlin #sfb1171 #affective_societies
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More very soon •••
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“Welcome to Cultures of Assembly, a project by the Chair of the City of Esch. We are currently developing a crossover-format that consist of a digital platform alongside a physical neighbourhood agency in the centre of Esch, in the region of the Minett.
Our physical space and its virtual communication tool aim to generate an ongoing series of productive dialogues between past, present, and future identities, its physical spaces, and the various publics and individuals who claim it.
Our projects promote public negotiation through unconventional academic formats and research. Our goal is to generate spaces of encounter that promote cultures of assembly.
As urban researchers, we are interested to critically discuss and mobilize collective memories to inform future processes of urban regeneration in Esch, shifting from an European center for steel production towards a post-industrial geography for research, technology, knowledge, and service economy. In this process, we work and collaborate with an extensive group of internationally renowned experts and practitioners from various fields and backgrounds.”
#CoA TEAM
Francelle Cane – @francellecane
Marija Maric – @zdravo.marija
Markus Miessen – @markusmiessen
César Reyes – @cerreyes
Graphic design together with Matthias Görlich
Typeface by @bruno_jacoby_official@gruppo.due
#CulturesOfAssembly #TheEschClinics #SpatialCommons #CriticalSpatialPractice
#Crossbenching #SpatialPolitics #Neighbourghood #SpacesOfEncounter #Esch #Luxembourg #MasterArchLu #UniversityOfLuxembourg #ChairOfTheCityOfEsch
Tomorrow will be the start of the second block of our 4-day colour workshop in the Product Design Department of Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design.
@hfg_karlsruhe@hfg_karlsruhe_pd
In the second block we will look at digital and analogue colour spaces. How do they differ and what challenges do we face when colours are transferred from one space to another?
As in the first block, we are pleased to announce a guest speaker.
On Friday morning, Sandra Höner zu Bentrup, colour and material designer of Mazda Motors Europe will provide us with insights into the world of car colours.
Many thanks to Lukas Marstaller @luka08.eu for allowing us to use your font Atelier 🫂
It is with great pleasure that we return to @hfg_karlsruhe with a workshop series on colour in design processes.
Accompanying the workshops, we invite guests for a lecture and open discussion.
We are looking forward to David Kremer from @kremerpigmente tomorrow evening at 5pm.
Many thanks to @luka08.eu for allowing us to use your font Atelier 🫂
Website for Karlsruhe based artist @martin__poell
Concept and design with Bela Meiers
Development by @steffenmayer_webentwicklung
»Martin Pöll’s work is based on natural materials; as formal idiom, as working material and as experiential space, nature serves him as repertoire from which he develops his sculptures. Pöll’s works frequently show profound combinations of form and material, such as casting a waterlily leaf from tree resin – which, on first sight, looks like the burned cross-section of a log –, or a piece of tree bark, leaning against the wall, shaped like corrugated metal. The individual steps of the process to make a raw material viable often become visible elements in Pöll’s exhibitions: from a bar of solid resin to bottled tree resin fumes, from terrazzo tiles with pieces of resin to resin schnapps served at the opening. His exhibitions all evolve around the combination of basic forms which derive from the geometric shapes found in his natural materials. Pöll combines these forms into static constructs of identical repetition which offer an unlimited potential for rearrangement and new composition. Martin Pöll (*1990 in South Tyrol) lives and works in Karlsruhe, Germany.«
Texts by @kative3760 (EN translation by @jmr.schaefer )
#martinpoell #sculpture #website #karlsruhe #rheinhafen 🏜
