Co-creation conference in Oxford

Next 12 and 13 September will take place in Oxford the final conference of the H2020 Rise project Co-Creation. Tesserae will contribute with papers and film presentations deriving from our involvement in the project, including the case studies in the Südliche Friedrichstadt of Berlin and in Maré, Rio de Janeiro.

Find here the program

Download the program: Co_creation Conference_ Programme_

5 Set , 2022 - Category:

cocreation · conference


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