Most of the world is building itself – without architects. As cities expand at an unprecedented rate, how can the disciplines of design and architecture be reinvented to respond to growing inequalities, climate change and conflict? Multiplicity presents a diversity of collective or informal processes from the Global South that adapt and subvert modes of action with ad-hoc methods to face these global challenges, as well as examples of projects at different scales that expand the definition of architecture, its forms and protagonists.
Multiplicity features the work of individuals, practices
and multiple organisations from across the globe
experimenting in myriad ways with architecture.
Often working in challenging environmental, social
and political conditions, these practitioners are
pushing the boundaries of practice.
In the process, they challenge our staid definition of
what architecture is, while reclaiming and redefining
it as a potent tool in fighting for environmental,
economic and social equity and justice. An agile, new
architecture of institutions and community, mirroring
and learning from the uncertainties of our time is
emerging in the process. Here are a few examples
Vídeos | Lobby of MNAC
Domingo / Sunday, 13 Novembro / November, 16h30
White Building
de / by Kavich Neang
90 minutos
Domingo / Sunday, 20 Novembro / November, 16h30
Bosque, Agua, Tierra, Fuego
de / by Sandra Calvo
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Topographies of Body and Landscape
de / by Vitor Hugo Costa
23 minutos
Domingo / Sunday, 27 Novembro / November, 16h30
Garage People
de / by Natalija Yefimkina
More information @ https://2022.trienaldelisboa.com/en/exhibition-mnac-multiplicity/
Bookworm Pavilion Project
Millennium Bcp Gallery
entry: General ConditionsMultiplicity
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
2022-10-02
2023-01-08
Curatorship: Tau Tavengwa, Vyjayanthi Rao
On Exhibition
CARNATIONS AND VELVET
Art and Revolution in Portugal and Czechoslovakia 1968 – 1974 – 1989
2024-07-20
2024-10-27
Curatorship: Adelaide Ginga e Sandra Baborovská
The exhibition shows Portuguese and Czechoslovak art with works from the 1960s to the 1990s (in addition to a nucleus with works of art from the 21st century, by Portuguese and Czech artists from post-revolution generations.
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2024-07-10
2024-11-15
Curatorship: António Barbosa e Lúcia Saldanha
Feeling