Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Brett Steele, Shumon Basar
Project Japan: Metabolism Talks
Date: 7/2/2012
Time: 18:00:00
Venue: Lecture Hall
Venue: Lecture Hall
Project Japan is a new book by Rem Koolhaas and Hans Ulrich Obrist, edited by Kayoko Ota with James Westcott and designed by Irma Boom. It tells the story of the first non-western avant-garde movement in architecture, and the last movement anywhere to play a crucial role in the economic, intellectual, and architectural (re)building of a nation: Metabolism.
Between 2005 and 2011, architect Rem Koolhaas and curator Hans Ulrich Obrist interviewed the surviving members of Metabolism, together with dozens of their collaborators, mentors, rivals, critics, protégés and families. The result is a vivid documentary both of an architectural movement and an activist state that mobilised the most creative forces of its population for a task that, in 1945, seemed impossible.
This is a ticketed event. AA students (current registered) can collect a ticket on Monday 6 February from 9.00 from Reception. Tickets are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. Tickets must be collected in person on production of an AA Membership card. Tickets cannot be collected on behalf of other students.
AA staff (current) should contact Philip Hartstein at the AA Front of House Office on Monday 6 February at 11.00, either in person or by phone on 020 7887 4114. AA Members should contact Joanne McCluskey in the Membership Office on Monday 6 February from 10.00 on 020 7887 4034. No advance reservations possible.
The event will also be relayed into the Rear Second Presentation Space. Tickets are not required for this area but once full it will then be closed.
Between 2005 and 2011, architect Rem Koolhaas and curator Hans Ulrich Obrist interviewed the surviving members of Metabolism, together with dozens of their collaborators, mentors, rivals, critics, protégés and families. The result is a vivid documentary both of an architectural movement and an activist state that mobilised the most creative forces of its population for a task that, in 1945, seemed impossible.
This is a ticketed event. AA students (current registered) can collect a ticket on Monday 6 February from 9.00 from Reception. Tickets are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. Tickets must be collected in person on production of an AA Membership card. Tickets cannot be collected on behalf of other students.
AA staff (current) should contact Philip Hartstein at the AA Front of House Office on Monday 6 February at 11.00, either in person or by phone on 020 7887 4114. AA Members should contact Joanne McCluskey in the Membership Office on Monday 6 February from 10.00 on 020 7887 4034. No advance reservations possible.
The event will also be relayed into the Rear Second Presentation Space. Tickets are not required for this area but once full it will then be closed.
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