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SUMMARY:At Play
DESCRIPTION:Architects At Play is the result of a research process into play and the imagination\, built experiments and mythological narratives. The exhibition is essentially centred on the idea of ‘Creating Worlds’. It attempts to bring together two characters: the architect and the child. Children’s games have always been a breeding ground for the invention of ‘Worlds’. Likewise\, architects also imagine new ‘Worlds’. These worlds and the mechanisms of invention they rely upon constitute the core of the exhibition\,which touches on themes as varied as childhood and education\, urban planning\, public space\, history\, architecture\, art and creativity—in order to trace the history of imaginary as well as imagined ‘Worlds’. Each one of us is a playful architect. From the solitary hut to the cosmopolitan ark\, we build worlds which we inhabits or co-inhabits. The world of play is located in the mysterious interval that connects our subjectivities to external reality. It sometimes happens that architectures crystallize in this ephemeral space\, becoming for a while the stage of our lives\, the horizon of our habits. This power of imagination is at the heart of the curatorial system in which childhood playgrounds and those of architects\, artists and designers meet. \nCurator David Malaud\nLisbon iteration Nikolaus Hirsch\, Cedric Libert\, André Tavares\, Ivo Poças Martins\nPhoto © Pierre Antoine \n_ \nExhibition Reviews:\nLynne Myers\, «’architects at play’ exhibition shows the similar ways children and architects create new worlds» in designboom\, 19 October 2021 \nOsman Can Yerebakan\, «An Exhibition in Lisbon Examines the Relationship Between Design and Play» in Metropolis Magazine\, 19 October 2021 \nJohn Hill\, «A World of Play» in world-architects.com\, 22 October 2021
URL:https://www.ccb.pt/en/evento/arquitetura-jogo/2021-09-28/
LOCATION:Praça do Império\, Lisboa\, Lisboa\, 1449-003\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Architecture Center,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Archaeological Fragments of Portuguese Architecture 1987–2006
DESCRIPTION:Models and drawings are privileged tools for understanding architecture: they display the physical form and expression of buildings. This exhibition brings together a group of models that\, after having been exhibited in the past to represent works of architecture\, were kept safe by the Centro Cultural de Belém. Like the constructed buildings themselves\, whose forms they replicate in miniature\, time has passed over them and left its marks. Twenty years since they were originally presented\, they are now like treasures that show more than reflections of an era. \nCurator André Tavares\nPhoto © Tiago Casanova
URL:https://www.ccb.pt/en/evento/fragmentos-arqueologicos-da-arquitetura-portuguesa-1987-2006/2021-09-28/
LOCATION:Praça do Império\, Lisboa\, Lisboa\, 1449-003\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Architecture Center,Exhibitions
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