A series of events presented as part of "Architecture it lasts! - Theme Days 2010 Festival of Architecture.
With three exhibitions and a round table in the festival Days of architecture, The House explores the photographic landscape in terms of aesthetics of ruin.
Marchand and Meffre raise their gaze on Detroit and the decline of an empire, William Chamahian offers an apocalyptic vision of the city, placed in the indeterminate time and space.
Hanrion Vincent finally goes in search of those brands that are past the bunkers on Second World War and thus confronts us with the mechanisms of memory.
symbols of abandonment and loss, the landscapes that we unveil these authors are, however, the ultimate sign of the architecture and the men who lived there.
Ruins of Detroit Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre
Exhibit at Wacken Link from October 15 to December 10
Chaos William Chamahian
exhibition at the House on 8 October to 7 November
Points Support Vincent Hanrion
Exhibition presented at the workshop Excluding Fields October 27 to November 21
The aesthetics of the ruin -
Roundtable at The House Friday, Oct. 29 at 18h
with a speech by Sophie Lacroix - philosopher
Tours / Workshops
reservation at Nicolas Bender
03 88 36 65 38 / pedago@la-chambre.org
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