In 1958, there were five hundred people in Nouakchott. Today, more than a million inhabit the rapidly growing capital of Mauritania. This VR-exhibition, co-created with Nouakchott youth, artists, poets, and scholars, weaves personal stories, archives, and immersive sound to portray the city’s complex history and ongoing urban transformation.

What if history were not told through weapons, wars, and heroes. Join us for the screening of “The Mother Age” and a panel discussion exploring what happens when using Ursula K. Le Guins ‘carrier bag theory’ to turn our gaze toward art as a form of historiography.

The man behind the beloved HBO series ‘How To with John Wilson' makes his feature film debut with a hilarious and quirky exploration of a fundamental element of city life: concrete.

CAFx har inviteret en række forfattere til at skrive tekster om fremtidens by. Kom med til anden udgave af “Ord og Byer”, når Luka Holmegaard og Sebastian Nathan læser deres tekster op og diskuterer dem med eksperter.

The first documentary ever made, exploring the visionary genius of Rudolph Schindler, the architect who redefined modern living by blending innovative design with the natural world, narrated by Meryl Streep and featuring architect Frank Gehry.

Join us for a day of workshops and talks with local and international speakers - exploring how practices of making can be part of policy-making-processes and asking how citizens’ assemblies can act as democratic rupture that gives meaning to agencies otherwise overheard and shift attention from discursive to material and spatial practices?

In the Roundtable each participant presents 10 minutes on a specific project and then we proceed to have a conversation about participant work and the work produced in the workshop.

Join us for the launch of 'Rebuilding is Not a Metaphor’. You can look forward to a panel debate with a selection of the book’s authors opening up its central themes - and an introduction by its two editors, Bhawna Jaimini and Ingeborg Hau.

On Thursday, April 23, 16:30–19:30, you are invited to a conversation about third spaces – the places between home and work where communities emerge and democracy is practiced in everyday life.

A cinematic journey into the world of Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa and his passion for Japanese culture.

Join us for an exciting evening on commoning and how legitimacy is produced through political struggle, cultural narratives, care practices, and long-term municipal engagement. Guests include major international capacities like Richard Sennett, Finn Williams and Janet Sanz