The Emotional Tapestry of Urban Spaces

OPENING    

 Saturday, February 1, 2025 6-8 pm

                ON VIEW                    

February 1-23, 2025

Wednesday–Sunday 1–6pm and by appointment 

Free Public Events

Seve Favre: Artist Talk and Workshop: “Emotional Mapping”

Based on the wheel of emotions, “Emotional mapping” allows participants to become aware of how they feel when they move around a neighbourhood: favourite paths, avoided roads, places that make people happy, places of collective or individual history, geographical points of bad memories.

Friday February. 7, 6-8pm & Saturday, Feb 8, 2-4pm

Artist talk: Ville Fantôme – from Utopia to the Present

Sunday February 23rd 3pm

Henrik Langsdorf and Malkit Shoshan engage in a critical dialogue on utopian architecture and urban planning.  Langsdorf will discuss the work of Bodys Isek Kingelez and introduce the concept of the ‘post-architectural’ stage in his own work, while Shoshan addresses challenges of urban planning and its humanitarian aspects in rapidly growing and post-conflict areas.

Malkit Shoshan is a designer, researcher, educator, writer, and the founding director of the award-winning architectural think tank FAST: Foundation for Achieving Seamless Territory. FAST’s projects explore and make visible the relationships between architecture, urban planning, and human rights. Malkit is a design critic and senior Loeb scholar at Harvard Graduate School of Design.

Closing reception of the exhibition “The Emotional Tapestry of Urban Spaces”

Sunday February 23rd 4-6pm

Viewing Hours: Wednesday– Sunday, 1- 6 pm and by appointment

PS122 Gallery 150 1st Ave

New York, NY 10009