Natural affect and a new public infrastructure
A new type of public pavilion for cities using abstract reproductions of natural affect.
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James Bird, a member of the Dënesųłiné Nation and affiliated with the Northwest Territories Métis Nation. His current work examines the intersection between Indigenous languages and shape forming – using parametric design and algorithms. ⛰️ #MAB23 #MAB23Toronto pic.twitter.com/ZTOqib6GaZ
Media Architecture Events in 2015
Having a hard time waiting for the 2016 Media Architecture Biennale? Don’t despair. There’s great events to attend in 2015 as well.
MAB14 papers, photos, videos and more
Because you’re worth it, because the field of media architecture is worth it, and because we really hope to see you at MAB16.
It’s a wrap
MAB14 has come to an end. Thanks so much. Next up is Sydney (and much better MAB weather) in June 2016.
Wednesday November 19
- Pre-event in Copenhagen at DAC
- Shared transportation (bus) from Copenhagen to Aarhus
- Social event: Informal welcome reception
Thursday November 20
- Workshops
- Tours and site visits
- Doctoral Consortium
- Opening ceremony
- Social event
Friday November 21
- Conference (all day)
- Marketplace (all day)
- Award show at Aarhus City Hall
- Gala dinner and party/DJ
Saturday November 22
- Conference (all day)
- Marketplace (all day)
- Closing
- Suggested transportation from Aarhus to Copenhagen
You can download the programme as a PDF from this link: MAB14 Program (PDF).
The program is subject to change without notice.
