Programme

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Thursday 11 October

12:00—14:00
Registration (Common Room, Ground Floor, Newman House)

14:00
Opening Remarks/Coffee (Saloon, First Floor, Newman House)

14:30—16:00
Parallel Session 1 (Newman House)
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Panel 1A: Photography, Film, Projection

Raveevarn Choksombatchai
Operating Index

James Fleming
‘any-space, whatever’: Deleuze, Van Sant and the Multiplicity of Deterritorialized Space

Christopher Pierce
Projecting Space: A Conventional Approach in Contemporary Architecture

Panel 1B: Emotive Enclosures

Mari Hvattum
Space and Atmosphere in the Architecture of Sami Rintala

Wenche Volle
Delineated Spaces: Empathic Approaches to Space from Munch to Kilmnik

Joseph Kohlmaier
Space Unwarped: Otto Friedrich Bollnow’s Mensch und Raum

Panel 1C: Drawing I

Henrik Oxvig
Relations

Claus Peder Pedersen
The Hydra Drawings

Jane McAllister & Ben Stringer
Angel of Suburbia: Between a House and a Plane

16:00—16:30
Tea & Coffee

16:30—18:00
Parallel Session 2 (Newman House)
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Panel 2A: System

Diana Periton
Statistical Space: 1920s Paris

Gary A. Boyd
Parker Morris: The Domestic Space in the Nation-State

Mark Pimlott
System’s Triumph: Design of the Contemporary Public Interior

Panel 2B: Constructing Community

Roni Brown
Making Space and Telling Stories: Homes Made by Amateurs

Mick O’Kelly
Nomadic Kitchen: Urban Negotiations

Peter Mörtenböck & Helge Mooshammer
Spaces of Encounter: Informal Markets in Europe

Panel 2C: Space of Words

Tim Keane
‘With No Limit to his Movements in All Directions’: On Samuel Beckett’s Short Prose Works

Noam Scheindlin
Suffering Space: Exile and Vocabulary in Edmond Jabès and Georges Perec

John Wall
Re-constructing a Topology of the Marginalized Voice: Space in Beckett

18:00
Exhibition Opening/Wine Reception (Saloon, Newman House)
Dinner (own arrangements)

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Friday 12 October

10:00—11:30
Parallel Session 3
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Panel 3A: Atmospheres

Jonathan Hill
Weather Architecture

Ulrike Passe
Atmospheres of Space: Alvar Aalto’s Free Flow Section as a Climate Device

Steven Ryan
Dark Space; Dark Matter

Panel 3B: Politics of Margins

Barbara Borkowska
Old Walls, New People: The Cultural Landscape of Post-German Towns in Poland

Marwan Ghandour
The Representation and Location of Power in Haret Hreik

Dana Vais
Defining Space at the Margins: Architecture and Urban Space in Eastern Europe

Panel 3C: Philosophy of Space

Milan Jaros
Onto-Genesis of the Narratable Self in Post-Mechanical Space

Adam Sharr
Space plus Something: The World Experienced by Martin Heidegger from Todtnauberg

Maria Theodorou
Space before Philosophy?

11:30—12:00
Tea & Coffee

12:00—13:30
Parallel Session 4
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Panel 4A: Art and the Interior

Wouter Davidts
Space Spectacular

Penelope Haralambidou
The Blossoming of Perspective: Duchamp’s Given and Architectural Representation

Julieanna Preston
Furnishing a Field of Red Matter

Panel 4B: Identity, Space and the City

Kivanc Kilinc
Defining the Modern Turkish Woman: Hygeia’s Body as the Image of the Urban and Architectural Modernization of 1930s Ankara

Petra Kuppinger
Space, Culture and Islam: Notes on Urban Transformations in Stuttgart

Svetlana Peshkova
Bringing Back the House: Space and Place in Islamic Practice

Panel 4C: Virtual Maps

Vittoria Di Palma
Zoom: Google Earth and Global Intimacy

Shelley Hornstein
Cybermaps, Diaspora, and the New Fluid Atlas of Virtual Space

Mimi Yiu
The Virtual Fabric of Tessellated Space: Nikolas Schiller’s Geospatial Art as Map, Quilt and Arabesque

13:30—14:45
Lunch (own arrangements)

14:45—16:15
Parallel Session 5
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Panel 5A: Moving Out/There

Mary Lynn Broe
Out of the Classroom, Into the Community: Space Speaks!

Guy Johnson
Spatial Reasoning in Virtual Spaces

Stephanie Kirschen Cole
Collaboratoria: Creating Surround Multi-Sensory, Visual and Poetic Space

Karen Kinslow
Producing Spaces of Resistance Inside and Outside the Academy: Graduate Student Perspectives

Panel 5B: Curating Architecture Chair: Andrew Renton

Andrea Phillips
Democratic Affect: Architecture in the Museum

Edgar Schmitz
Some Other Names for Architecture

Lisa Le Feuvre
Curating Space: The Artist as Curator of Architecture

Panel 5C: Inscribing Space

Seckin Ozdamar
The Representation of Ankara in the Turkish Novel

Leena Taneja
Polyvalent Sacred Spaces: Experiencing the Sacred Mountain of Govardhan

Victoria Thompson
Strangers in a Strange Land: Experiencing the Self as Other in Foreign Spaces

16:15—17:00
Coffee and Travel Time

17:00—19:00
Plenary Session 1 (Auditorium, National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square entrance)

Keynote Speaker 1: Steve Pile
Keynote Speaker 2: Barry Bergdoll

20:30—23:30
Conference Dinner (City Hall, Dame Street)

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Saturday 13 October

10.00—11.30
Parallel Session 6
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Panel 6A: Performance

Jon Sherman
Performing the Unseen: Space, Place, and Imaginative Bodies on Stage

Fiona Smyth & John Olley
Place to Placelessness: Transformations in the Structure of Musical Space

Steven Spier
Organizing the Body in Space: William Forsythe

Panel 6B: Deep Space

Keelan Diana
‘The Richest Hole on Earth’: Semantic Excavation, Narrative Reclamation, and the Semiotics of Invisible History at the Bingham Pit

Paul Hegarty
Topographic: Immersions and Extensions into the Seas

Joanna Rostek
Is the Sea History? The Representation of Sea-Space in Three Contemporary Narratives

Panel 6C: Market Space

Sam Austin
Resisting ‘Junkspace’: Persisting Traces of Structure and Memory in the British Motorway Service Area, 1959-2007

Leslie Becker
Duelling Spaces: The Prostitution of the Graphic Surface in the Built Environment

Irénée Scalbert
Lobbying for Space

11.30—12.00
Tea & Coffee

12.00—13.30
Parallel Session 7
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Panel 7A: Psychoanalysis and Space

Tim Martin
Donald Judd: Space Cathexis

Lorens Holm
The Death of Le Corbusier: The Death of Space

John Abel
That ‘Oceanic Feeling’: Architectural Formlessness, Otherness and Being Everything

Sharon Kivland
An Agent of the Estate

Panel 7B: Colonial and Post-colonial

Nishat Awan
The Role of Words and Objects in Transposing Desire and Making Space

Maria Estela Duque
Modern Tropical Architecture: The Medicalization of Space in the Early Twentieth-Century Phillipines

Murray Fraser
Americanized Space in Britain?

Panel 7C: Drawing II

Katharina Borsi
Drawing the City

Hilary Bryon
Revolutions in Space

Stefano Milani
On ‘Piranesian Space’

13.30—14.45
Lunch (own arrangements)

14.45—16.15
Parallel Session 8
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Panel 8A: Mind, Text, Space

Michael Booth
‘Space’ in Mental Space Theory and Literary Study

David Coughlan
Defining Text’s Lived Space

Rebecca Litchfield
Psychotopography

Panel 8B: Networks

Jon Goodbun
Network Space, or Pantheism Today

Douglas Spencer
Deleuzian architecture in Control Societies

Teresa Stoppani
Grid Effect in Architecture

Panel 8C: Communicative Space

Christina Malathouni
Claude Bragdon’s [Un]folding Space

Kim Steele
Re-Writing the In-Between: Interstitial Space

Frank Weiner
Space after Catastrophe: The Architecture of Rudolf Schwarz and Daniel Libeskind

16.15—17.00
Tea & Coffee, Travel Time

17.00—19.00
Plenary Session 2 (Auditorium, National Gallery of Ireland)

Keynote Speaker 3: Anthony Vidler
Chair and Conference Respondent: Kathleen Chakraborty-James

Note regarding the locations of Parallel Sessions:
All Parallel Sessions will take place in Newman House. In each session, Panel A will run in the Old Physics Theatre on the first floor, Panel B in Room 9 on the first floor, and Panel C in Room 5 on the ground floor. The Plenary Sessions will take place in the Auditorium of the National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square, a few minutes’ walk from Newman House.