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"THE END-OF-YEAR PROGRAMME"

the Städelschule ARCHITECTURE CLASS PRESENTS:
"THE END-OF-YEAR PROGRAMS"
from 7 - July 9, 2010


OPENING HOURS OF THE EXHIBITION
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 8-24 12:00 to 19:00 July
IN THE DIAMOND EXCHANGE, PO 1-3, FRANKFURT AM MAIN
The
Städelschule Architecture Class (SAC) presents the END-OF-YEAR PROGRAM.
The project SYNTHESIS OF THE NATURE AND ARCHITECTURE, present the students from Wednesday, 7.07 to Friday, 09/07/2010 the master thesis and course work in the diamond exchange, Stephan Strasse 1-3, Frankfurt.
The works will be made afterwards in the same premises of the interested public for three weeks available.
The master thesis work are designs for the Olympic Media Village - Porto Maravilha in Rio de Janeiro. The task is to design a building with mixed use in the urban context of the Olympic Media Village Games 2016.
The work of the first SAC-year, architectural designs for a country house and represent the results of one year individual research and experiments for students.
The jury of the presentation consists of a fine selection of international architects and architecture critics. On the work of the students discuss among other things, Professor Ben van Berkel, SAC Dean, Professor Dr. Johan Bettum SAC Program Director, Professor Beatriz Colomina Ph.D., Princeton University, Professor Eduardo Ferroni, Director of Touring Programs, Escola da Cidade, Sao Paolo , Assistant Professor Carla Juaçaba, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Professor Jeffrey Kipnis, The Ohio State University, University of Applied Arts (Vienna), Professor Achim Menges, Stuttgart University, Professor Ciro Pirondi, Director Escola da Cidade, Sao Paolo. Professor Alvaro Puntoni, Pedagogic Coordinator Escola da Cidade, Sao Paolo, Ph.D. Professor Mark Wigley, Dean Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

Other programs:

Thursday, 07.08. - 18:15 Presentation of the
Günter Bock Prize.
the fourth consecutive year of Günter Bock Prize is awarded to a student the first year for outstanding performance. The prize is donated by the Lions Club Frankfurt airport and through the speakers of the Dean's Honorary Lecture, Prof. Jeffrey Kipnis presented.

Thursday, 08.07. - 18:30
DEAN'S HONORARY LECTURE:
Jeffrey Kipnis
The Dean's Honorary Lecture 2010 by world-renowned architectural theorist and critic Jeffrey Kipnis, professor at Ohio State University Department of Architecture and visiting professor at the GSD, Harvard, GSAPP, Columbia and Distinguished Visiting Professor at the University of Applied Arts, Vienna, held

Thursday, 08.07. - 16:30 Opening

SYNTHESIS OF THE NATURE AND ARCHITECTURE PANORAMA OF CONTEMPORARY BRAZILIAN ARCHITECTURE + 'THE COUNTRY HOUSE' AND 'THE MEDIA VILLAGE '
laudatory: PROFESSOR BEN VAN BERKEL, DEAN SAC LECTURE: PROFESSOR CIRO PIRONDI, DIRECTOR ESCOLA DA CIDADE

The Städelschule Architecture Class (SAC), the exhibition presents the work of their students as part of the project SYNAAR, the Synthesis of Nature and architectue.
SYNNAR is a collaboration between the Escola da Cidade - Arquitetura e Urbanismo in Sao Paulo and the SAC. The project is collaboration to 2013 and includes various types of academic exchange and joint project work.
The project is based on Brazilian and European architecture and posits the possibilities of contemporary materials and technology Developments occur in the resulting challenges faced by the global architecture in the two areas. Under these conditions SYNAAR
trying new forms of formal and functional relationships between architecture and nature to explore. SYNAAR learns this from the theoretical models of both spheres. The qualities of artificial and natural systems include both the organization of form and their interaction at many levels of the exchange. In the context of sustainability as pervasive themes in the architecture, focusing specifically on SYNAAR to learn from nature in order to influence future development of the architecture.


The exhibition is divided into three parts:

VARIOUS
PANORAMA OF CONTEMPORARY BRAZILIAN ARCHITECTURE
The Panorama section of the exhibition of Contemporary Brazilian Architecture presents projects implemented in Brazil in recent decades. It consists of 50 panels that document the individual projects in text, drawings, photographs and concepts. The exhibition reflects the fascinating beauty of Brazilian culture and the great versatility of the contemporary national architecture.
The exhibition was curated by Ciro Pirondi and previously at Columbia University, New York and IIT, Chicago show.

SAC STUDENT WORK
'THE COUNTRY HOUSE' AND 'THE MEDIA VILLAGE'
The exhibition of the work of the students, the SAC shows 2009-10. have invited
AN ART EXHIBITION
OCEAN

As part of their end-of-Year events 2010 is particularly proud of the architecture class, a group of Frankfurt artists to exhibit selected works in the premises of the Diamond Exchange.
The group consists of Martin Neumaier, Hans Petri, Peyman Rahimi, BERNHARD SCHREINER, SEBASTIAN Stöhr, STEPHEN Suckale, NINA TOBIEN, Silke Wagner, STEFAN WIELAND and HOLGER LIBERTINE.

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Ewa Lajer Burcharth: Paint and Person in Chardin

lecture
Ewa Lajer Burcharth Paint and person in Chardin
Wednesday 7 July, 19 clock, Aula

Event findet in englischer Sprache statt.

The lecture investigates Jean Siméon Chardin’s extremely successful yet enigmatically brief engagement with genre painting in order to recover the fundamental strangeness of these works. Although genre scenes have been widely recognized to constitute a major aspect of Chardin’s practice, their singularity as individual works and their odd status as a group in the painter’s oeuvre have not been sufficiently accounted for. Focusing on the structure and morphology of these works, especially on the role of the figure and Chardin’s idiosyncratic technique, I address the question of the relation between individuality and materiality as an artistic and cultural problem.

Ewa Lajer-Burcharth is William Dorr Boardman Professor of Fine Arts at Harvard University. While her focus has long been on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century European art and critical theory, she has also published essays on contemporary art, including artists such as Mona Hatoum, Cornelia Parker, Pipilotti Rist, Sam Taylor-Wood, Jane and Louise Wilson, Krzysztof Wodiczko and others. She is the author of Necklines: The Art of Jacques Louis David after the Terror (1999) and more recently of essays on Greuze, Fragonard, Chardin, and Boucher. She is currently a Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin where she is completing a new book titled Paint and Person in Eighteenth Century Art and is also working on a cultural study of interiors and interiority in the contemporary art.