Public Performance Symposium
AUD | 2–6 p.m., UCLA IDEAS Campus
This symposium explores the state of performance in the public realm. Designers, architects, and educators will discuss how artists and architects can transform urban space through temporary events and intelligent actions in an increasingly digital and privatized world. Speakers include Los Angeles artist Carmen Agote, CSULB University Art Museum Director Kimberli Meyer, Cirque Du Soleil Director of Creation Patricia Ruel, Assemble Co-Founder Paloma Strelitz, and LA-Más Co-executive Director Elizabeth Timme.
ABOUT THE MARK MACK SUPRASTUDIO Music, Theater, and Visual Art conspire in their desire to remove us from the normative world and transport us into the realm of new sensual possibilities. Conceptual architectural thinking and spatial speculations inherent to the academic architecture discipline infuse this SUPRASTUDIO to consider performance-based disciplines that transform spatial ideas beyond their limitations typically connected to real architecture. The studio examines the global activity of future trends in temporary architectural and urban design. Utilizing both the cultural diversity of A.UD students and faculty along with selective emerging and historically challenged world sites, the studio challenges the urban environment to elaborate on the creation of temporary and collective constructions.
More detailed information is available on the Architecture and Urban Design website.
Event Date: Saturday, Jan. 27, 2–6 p.m.
Venue: UCLA IDEAS Campus, 3691 Lenawee Ave, 90016
Price: Free
The UCLA IDEAS Campus is located at 3691 Lenawee Ave, 90016.
Free parking is available on site and on the streets nearby.
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