MTalks
Dialogues on Venice #1: Building and Living an Exception—Venice between Myth and Contemporaneity
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Join us at MPavilion—or tune in online—for the first lecture in this four-part series exploring the past, present and future of Venice.
These lectures form part of the Venice Studio Melbourne program—a pop-up architecture studio featuring a suite of short design studios and public programs led by international offices of architecture and urbanism, with 88 participating students.
SPEAKER
Roberta Martinis—historian of architecture, PhD IUAV Venice—is a teacher-researcher in History of Architecture at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI). Roberta has worked on the issues concerning Renaissance in Veneto and Lombardy, publishing several articles, and studied the role of sketchbooks in Renaissance architecture as a vehicle of knowledge about the Antique and monograph.
TIME
Melbourne: 6—7pm
Venice: 8—9am
how to watch
Join us at MPavilion for a screening of the lecture under ‘The Lightcatcher’ by MAP studio (Venice), or watch online.
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