29 May 2015
London
How does the temporal dimension influence practices of urban place-making?
What happens to our perception of urban space when we look at it both
forwards and backwards in time? How can time-based media be used to
challenge linear notions of time? Following the success of two previous
events, researchers and practitioners from across the humanities and
social sciences will come together to discuss contemporary concerns within
visual urbanism in the third annual conference of the International
Association of Visual Urbanists (iAVU).
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