Bolzanism days

What to do when doing is no longer enough? Can ephemeral cultural actions evolve into permanent processes that create new horizons and forms of collaboration between operators, citizens and institutions?

To discuss such questions, on Saturday 14 September Lorenzo Tripodi will join Bertram Niessen, scientific director cheFare agency (Milan), Nasrin Mohiti Asli architect, co-founder of Orizzontale (Rome) and Francesco Campagnari researcher, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (Paris) in a panel discussion moderated by Luca Bizzarri, Director of the Permanent Education Office, Province of Bolzano and co-director of the NewFabric series of Pacini editore.

 

The talk is part of Bolzanism Days, an event organised by Bolzanism Museum 

 

10 Set , 2024 - Category:

Bolzano · cultural regeneration · culture · participation


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