Seminarwoche
Napoli: Notes from Underground
Seminarwoche (051-0901)
Veranstalter: Professur Ursprung
Dozierende: Prof. Dr. Philip Ursprung
Since Antiquity, Naples has fascinated its visitors. Located under the most dangerous of Europe’s volcanoes, the city is emblematic for the precarious nature of civilization. Near Naples, our forebears located the mythical entrance to the underworld. Covered and protected by the ashes of Vesuvius the ruins of Pompeji keep the traces of daily life in the Roman Empire. For the enlightened aristocracy in the 18th and 19th century, Naples was the highlight of the Grand Tour. And today, its busy port, the booming, informal textile industry and the omnipresence of the Camorra are thrilling subjects for artists and theoreticians alike. How does the economic structure inform the built environment? How do the past and the present intertwine? On our expedition, we will explore the edges and the underground of the city, baroque chapels and fascist buildings. The members of the Roman artists group Stalker will be our guides. Armin Linke, Michael Clegg and Tobias Wootton with their photography students from HfG Karlsruhe will be our companions in the attempt to find answers and ask new questions.
Kolloquium
findet am 05.10.2012 11:00h im HIL E 10.1 statt
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STALKER
SUDLAB
NAPOLIMONITOR
ARMIN LINKE
MICHAEL CLEGG
CASA POUND - Neofaschismus im linken Gewand
Pompeij
Golden Mile
Napoli Literature, Overview (suggested by Stalker)
IMAGES FROM THE TRIP
Booklet
Napoli: Notes from underground
Texte
Literaturtipps by STALKER
Text recommended by Marco Luiano
Sabine Sarwa
Berit Seidel
Veranstalter: Professur Ursprung
Dozierende: Prof. Dr. Philip Ursprung
Since Antiquity, Naples has fascinated its visitors. Located under the most dangerous of Europe’s volcanoes, the city is emblematic for the precarious nature of civilization. Near Naples, our forebears located the mythical entrance to the underworld. Covered and protected by the ashes of Vesuvius the ruins of Pompeji keep the traces of daily life in the Roman Empire. For the enlightened aristocracy in the 18th and 19th century, Naples was the highlight of the Grand Tour. And today, its busy port, the booming, informal textile industry and the omnipresence of the Camorra are thrilling subjects for artists and theoreticians alike. How does the economic structure inform the built environment? How do the past and the present intertwine? On our expedition, we will explore the edges and the underground of the city, baroque chapels and fascist buildings. The members of the Roman artists group Stalker will be our guides. Armin Linke, Michael Clegg and Tobias Wootton with their photography students from HfG Karlsruhe will be our companions in the attempt to find answers and ask new questions.
Kolloquium
findet am 05.10.2012 11:00h im HIL E 10.1 statt
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Weiterführende Informationen
STALKER
SUDLAB
NAPOLIMONITOR
ARMIN LINKE
MICHAEL CLEGG
CASA POUND - Neofaschismus im linken Gewand
Pompeij
Golden Mile
Napoli Literature, Overview (suggested by Stalker)
IMAGES FROM THE TRIP
Download
Booklet
Napoli: Notes from underground
Texte
Literaturtipps by STALKER
Text recommended by Marco Luiano
Kontakt
Sabine Sarwa
Berit Seidel
