November 9, 2009 7:00pm-9:00pm Add to my calendar

The City as Stage, the City as Process is a cross-disciplinary lecture series that brings together speakers from art, architecture, urbanism and related research fields to discuss such questions as: In what way is the city not a fixed entity, but a process? How do artists reclaim the streets, activating the city as backdrop, claim public space? What makes a city a city? Whose city? How has new media become a way to intervene in the city and to navigate the city?

Fractured City
Photographer Angus Boulton talks about his series of Berlin on view at the Wolk Gallery in MIT's Department of Architecture. This event is collaboration between the MIT Museum and the MIT Visual Arts Program on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall.

Angus Boulton

lectures/conferences
art/architecture/museum
arts/music/film

N51-337, Next to MIT Museum, 265 Massachusetts Ave.

Visual Arts Program

Open to public

Lisa Hickler
E-mail: vap@mit.edu
URL: http://imaginingcities.mit.edu/
Phone: 617-253-5229