Sunday, May 20, 2007

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Stalker: The laboratory of urban art


Visit the laboratory of urban art Stalker.

" There is nothing more subversive today, more alternative way of thinking and acting that walking. In a world dominated by technology, walking is the most common gesture, and therefore more human in a ' period in which no more speed but the rush seems to have become more and more virtue, walking is an act of resistance, a gap, and now that is subject to an appropriation and appearance, walking invitation to be light and to rediscover our inner life, now dominant in the thought that half the reason is that all calculation and measurement to achieve the intended purpose, this split breaks down the walk: along the middle and end, and travel goal. How did they know the ancient Greeks who walks alone is free, and for that is exposed to risks: the risks of freedom . Adriano Labbucci (President of the Provincial Council of Rome)

The conference on the Walk, sponsored by the Presidency of the Provincial Council of Rome and organized by Stalker-On is a public event in three days: 18.19, May 20. There are three events to tell this action with the involvement of different characters in their own way addressed the issue of walking. Giuseppe Cederna, Sabino ChialĂ , Erri De Luca, Duccio Demetrio Antonio Gnoli, Francesco Careri, Celeste Nicoletti, Lorenzo Romito are compared by presenting their philosophies and involving the public direct experience of the journey.

Walking across social boundaries of the metropolis, to explore new forms of urbanity, to see and understand the other side of town. Walking as aesthetic practice, to make art. Walking to meet new urban tribe. Walking to lose.
Walk, students of the Faculty of Architecture, University Roma Tre. They do it for a while ', at least since some of their teachers, members of the Stalker - Osservatorio Nomade ("Stalker", the title of a film by Andrei Tarkovski), have created a course dedicated to the Civic Arts travel "through the territories today," or the inner edges of our cities, the spaces cut in the interstices of the metropolis, urban fractures in which they live thousands of people under a bridge, next to a highway on the banks of a river, in the barracks, in tents, in caravans a gypsy camp. They do also like to explain to their fellow citizens in times of evictions and "security pact," we can live together and understand one another.

Text taken from: http://www.controluce.it and http://www.aprileonline.info

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