金曜日 Friday, Sept. 22.

Art Exhibition: Beware, Utopia!

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Exhibition Venue: Halle 18/ AEG
Opening Party: at Q17/Q18, Saturday 21:30> Venue: heizhaus/Quelle 09.00–12.00 Panel II: Urban Planning, Utopian Critique and Densification
09.00–10.30 Panel IV: The Future of Media in the Digital Age
l 14.00–15.00 Reception> Venue: Kulturwerkstatt auf AEG/ Großer Saal
> Venue: Halle 18 /AEG
15.00–18.00
Panel I: Urban Futurologies+Franziska SPRINGER (PhD student, FH Potsdam): Urban planning and urban+
Prof. Mamoru ITŌ (Waseda University, Japan): The Future of Television in the Dige
> Venue: Kulturwerkstatt auf AEG/ Großer Saal policy: Representations and theories of urban utopia
ital Age+Denis
NEWIAK(PhDstudent,BTU
Cottbus):LonelyFutureCities:Urban
Dystopias+Florian
PURKARTHOFER(PhD
student,UniversityofVienna):
Utopian
CritiqueandCritical+ Prof. Satofumi KAWAMURA (Kanto Gakuin University, Japan): The Possibility of thec on Mars in Contemporary Science Fiction Film
Urban Utopias – about the paradox of utopian critique (not) becoming a lived urban utopia
Theory of Affect in the Post-Secular Period+PeterPODREZ(PhDstudent,FAU
Erlangen-Nuremberg):
OuterSpace,Ideological+ Luca BRUNO (PhD student, Leipzig University): Database Statements: Articulatt Space – The Future Extraterrestic City in US-American and Socialist Films
ing Narratives through Character Elements – The Case of Japanese Anime/Manga–Coffee Break–uAesthetics+ Mennatu Allah HENDAWY (PhD student, TU Berlin): Enabling Planning & Designr –Coffee Break––Coffee Break–Process through Mediatization: Case of Egypt
DAILY (M.A. student, FU Berlin): Automated Vehicles and Urban Form+ Raffaela GRIMM, David PRIEDEMANN, Katharina ROEB (M.A. students, Universitye ++ Alexander
Joseph E. PAYSEUR, Mahmoud SAED (M.A. students, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg): of Freiburg i.Br.): Density – Total Loss of the Urban Engine?
11.00–12.00 Panel V: Alternative Urban Spaces> Venue: Halle 18 /AEG
The Development of Urban Spaces by 2050: A Delphi Method Forecast

ARTISTS12.00–16.00 Lunch/ Time for Art & Workshops+ Dr. Irene YERRO (PhD student, TU Wien): Interactions Between Emerging Practic-> Venue: Kulturwerkstatt auf AEG/ Großer Saal+ Haiyin Chen (PhD student, University of Tokyo): How Art Spaces in Beijing Has
Changed Its Function after 2008 Olympic Games+ Anja BRAEHMER (M.A. student, University of Tübingen): Creative Methods of Urban Development around Nuremberg’s Quelle+ Stefan BECKER (University of Erlangen-Nürnberg) Experience of Space. Perception of Urban Settings with the Body Apparatus and Cultural Techniques as Creative
Event of Thinking, Atmosphere and Society

Multi-layered Identities through Liminal Spaces of Filipino Migrants in Japan

p 19.30–21.30 Interactive Lecture: Real Utopias of Urban Transformationes of Urban Agriculture and Urban Design: Case Study Zurich> Venue: Kulturwerkstatt auf AEG/ Großer Saal Visit the art exhibitions/installations, attend workshops!
+ Yu OHTANI (PhD student, Tokyo University/ co-founder of Das Japanische Haus
a + PD Dr. Michael HIRSCH (Siegen University)e.V.): From Life to the City! A Report on Practices to Create Livingspace for All
14.30–16.00 Special Art-Lecture Presentation: Questioning Borders, Sharing New ImagInterventions and responses by:
n + Prof. Dr. Steffi RICHTER (Leipzig University)
12.00–13.00 – Lunch–
es: Artist Practices of Las Barcas, an Okinawa-based Journal and Collective. The presenter+ArtistsoftheInstituteforApplied
Heterotopia
willdiscuss
theworksoftheOkinawa-based
artists
SatokoNEMA(“Paradigm”,2015),
Kaorie13.00–14.00 Panel VI: The Future of Migration> Venue: Halle 18 /AEG
NAKASONE (“Unframed”, 2016), and Kiyoko SAKATA (“About Opposite Shores”, 2016) of thecollective
Las
Barcas(artistsarepresent)l+ Prof. Mayumo INOUE (Hitotsubashi University, Japan): Artistic Labor of Las Barcas+ Joschka KÖCK (Activist/Freelance Artist): Progressive Utopias? Why are Refugees not Flying into Europe?
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16.00–19.30 Panel III: Creativity and Claiming Urban Space+ Frieda Joy Angelica OLAY RUIZ (PhD student, Osaka University): Navigations ofDiana ARCEL & Nine Eglantine YAMAMOTO-MASSON (Amsterdam)
Florian BARON & Jenny FADRANSKI (Berlin)
Masaru IWAI (Tokyo)
Linda HAVENSTEIN (Berlin)
Sharmeela HARRIS (London/ Berlin)
Grit KOALICK (Dresden)
Tom LEATHER (The Gambia/ Senegal)
Dirk MURSCHALL (Nürnberg)
Kaori NAKASONE (Okinawa)
Karin NAGAO (Berlin)
Satoko NEMA (Okinawa)
Stefan POSTL (Graz)
Kiyoko SAKATA (Okinawa)Titus SPREE (Okinawa/ Berlin)
Yukihiro TAGUCHI & Chiara CICCARELLO (Berlin)
Christian WEISS (Nürnberg)

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ル–Coffee Break–supported by+ Dr. Jan Niklas HOWE (LMU München): Politics of Creativity+ Moritz ORTEGEL (PhD student, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg): “Creative City”: Policies andArrangements of “Networking” in the European Metropolitan Region of Nuremberg
w 12.30–15.00 Sat.
o > Venue: heizhaus/Queller + Grit KOALICK (Architect/ Illustrator, Institute for AppliedHeterotopia), Karin NAGAO (Manga Artist, Berlin):k IFAH Workshop I: Action Illustrations + Marga LEUTHE, Maria TRUNK (Institute for Applied Heterotopia), Yoko MORGENSTERN (Writer/Translator, Nürnberg):h IFAH Workshop II: Urban Action Translationo + Prof. Dr. Martin ROTH (Leipzig University), Prof. Dr. Fabian(University of Erlangen-Nürnberg)
p SCHÄFER
Publishing Workshop: Alternatives in Academic Publishings–Coffee Break–14.00–16.00 Panel VII: Urban Activist and Art Spaces in East Asia

> Venue: Halle 18 /AEG

+ Julia GLÖCKL (PhD student, Leipzig University): From Revolutionary Training

Grounds to Enacted Utopia? Activist Spaces in Japan+ Jeremy COMIN (PhD student, Hong Kong Baptist University): Public Housing andthe Representation of the Past in Hong Kong+ Yuqi CHEN (LMU München): Traditionalism in Community and Historic Preservation. A Case Study of Wuhan Alleyway Neighborhood–Coffee Break/End of Conference–

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日曜日 Sunday, Sept. 24.

土曜日 Saturday, Sept. 23.

Cultural Typhoon in Europe 2017 at Nürnberg:
Beware, Utopia!

What isthe Cultural Typhoon?

This year’s Cultural Typhoon in Europe (CTE) in Nürnberg, bearing the title “Beware
Utopie! Virtual, Actual and Past Visions of Urban Futures”, aims at scholars (with aspecialization in Media and Cultural Studies, Urban Planning, Anthropology or SocialSciences) as well as social activists and artists with an interest in urban cultures,politics or textual and visual representations of the (future) city. It provides a forum
to discuss representations and places of contestation regarding the imagination
or lived praxis of alternative and utopian urban planning and living. Taking place
at Heizhaus, a cultural laboratory of a realized urban utopia next to the groundsof Nürnberg’s former Quelle mail-order firm – now being a space of contestation
itself concerning its future usage – and other post-industrial cultural spots – i.e.
KULTURWERKSTATT and Halle 18 at AEG’s former factory premises – we couldn’t
have thought of more suitable spaces to match the subject of this year’s Cultural
Typhoon in Europe in Nürnberg.

The Cultural Typhoon is an academic and cultural event that involves presentations and interactions based on an equal relationship among individuals of various positions, having its origins in Japan. Unrestricted by the existent form ofacademic conferences and symposiums, this event aims to facilitate a space forfree and vigorous exchange of opinions as well as intellectual discussion between
scholars/ academics as well as social activists and artists who express themselves through myriad types of media.

energy while moving away in an unpredictable direction. A trail is left in its wake,and sometimes, an unexpected meeting of emotion and rationality will create newperspectives. It is precisely this image of the ‘typhoon’ that we envisage as weengage in the work of the Cultural Typhoon. Since its inception, Cultural Typhoonhas managed to carve out a unique space which supersedes conventional academic boundaries in Japan.

At the time of a preparatory meeting for the first Cultural Typhoon in Japan in
2003, an actual typhoon was approaching Tokyo, almost obfuscating the inaugurative event. Based on this occurrence, the organizers decided to call the event‘Cultural Typhoon’, because, similarly to the scope and idea of this conception, atyphoon moves forward while sucking in everything in its vicinity, then spitting out

Organizers:
Institute for Applied Heterotopia,Nuremberg, Barcelona and Dresden
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
Chair of Japanese Studies
Email:
cultural.typhoon.europe@gmail.com
Website: c u l t u r a l t y p h o o n e u r o p e . w o r d p r e s s . c o mFacebook:www.facebook.com/CulturalTyphoonEurope
Register as a guest at: culturaltyphooneurope.wordpress.com
graphic design : Eva Wünsch / support: Bonnie Wenzke