Urban Encounters - Cartographies
The Clore Auditorium, Tate Britain
Celebrate 10 years of Urban Encounters: Join artists, photographers and researchers for our annual conference on November 11th 2017 focusing on cities and urban spaces.
Now in its tenth year, the theme of Urban Encounters for 2017 is Cartographies. We explore how we make sense of places through visual and photographic representations, across a variety of global contexts.
This conference rethinks what is meant by ‘critical urbanism’ through a wide range of international artists and theorists whose work is concerned with mapping contemporary city spaces. Speakers also focus on the politics of representation, history and memory, and what counts as knowledge.
This series of talks and presentations can be of interest to a wide audience exploring art, photography, urbanism, social research and cultural activism. Speakers include, Susan Philipsz, Jamila Cooper, Abbas Nokhasteh, Stefano Carnelli, Ofri Cnaani, Layla Curtis, Michelle Henning, Edward Hillel, Claire Holdsworth, and Linda Lai.
The Friday evening before Tate Britain hosts the UPA Annual Lecture 2017, an artist’s talk with the acclaimed international photographic artist Roger Ballen.
Urban Encounters is organised in partnership with Tate and Openvizor.
A full programme will be available shortly, for further details and tickets, click here.
Photo © Stefano Carnelli
Dates and Times
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Saturday, 11 November 2017 | 10:30 - 17:30
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Venue
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The Clore Auditorium, Tate Britain, London SW1P 4RG |
Nearest Station
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Pimlico Underground (Victoria Line) |
Tickets and booking | via Tate Britain |
Further Information | Email conference@urbanphotofest.org |