FOOD WASTE. What happens to it when it leaves our eyesight? How are cities and villages designed to get rid of it? And how can we optimize its reuse? Thinking in terms of digestion means thinking in terms of connections.
Join us for a conversation centring on food waste and urban metabolisms, and hear about what happens to food waste - from packaging to peel. How are cities and villages designed to eliminate waste, and how can we redesign and reuse it? Can waste be used as a building material?
Waste is the future.
16:30: Welcome by CAFx [ENG]
16:35: Introduction to film by elii and Maria Jerez (online/zoom) [ENG]
16:50: Film - DIGESTION EPISODE / Cannibal Carnival (14.15’)
Episode five / Digestion—Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival)
Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
When we eat, we are not the only ones involved in the process of digestion. The UN estimates that around 17% of the food we produce ends up in the bin. Here, alongside the by-products of our own digestive processes, our leftovers begin an invisible journey, wending their way through the underground bowels of our cities. It is in these hidden places that the contracts between urban spaces and the ecologies that sustain them are established. This episode delves into the invisible journey taken by our food when we discard it as waste. We will explore the intricate, often hidden infrastructures that manage and metabolise these materials, revealing the complex entanglements of urban and ecological systems underpinning our daily lives.
17:05: Performance - Tusca 7 (compost canteen, site-specific compost installation)
17:15-18:00: Conversation [ENG]
18:00-18:15: 'Testimonium', Sound work by Jacob Kirkegaard
The event is part of the FOODSCAPES event program.
Tickets: 30 kr. or free for CAFx Community members
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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Award-winning director Gerard Ortín Castellví creates artistic short films about our globalised food systems: Automated sensor agriculture, data-driven greenhouses and futuristic food robots. During the day, tulip bulbs, chrysanthemum stems, and tomatoes are processed fleetingly and efficiently, but at night, the machinery stops and the greenhouse is transformed into a dream-like chamber where plants, animals and machines form new entanglements.
Two short films by Gerard Ortín Castellvís will form the starting point for discussing the challenges and opportunities linked to future food systems.
Prior the screening Sophia Schuff*, Director, Urban Anthropologist, and Lead of Gehl’s EMEA team, will do a lecture about Gehl's project Foodscapes — 'By examining the role of the built environment and community in shaping a neighborhood’s foodscape, Gehl supported clients in creating actionable solutions to improve access to healthy, affordable, culturally appropriate food for vulnerable groups and in disinvested communities.'
Event organised in collaboration with Cinemateket. The introduction and conversation last approx. 30 minutes.
Ticket price: 105 kr., 75 kr. for Cinematekets and CAFx Community members
About the films:
AGRILOGISTICS
Director: Gerard Ortín Castellví
Spain, Great Britain 2022
21 min.
English; Children under 15 years of age are not allowed to see the film.
COLD ROUTE
Director: Gerard Ortín Castellví
Spain 2023
13 min.
English; Children under 15 years of age are not allowed to see the film.
*Olivia Flynn, a key member of Gehl's team will step in for Sophia Schuff, who, unfortunately, could not join us today.
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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TALLERKENEN. Se på den. Ved Du, hvad du spiser? Og ville du mon spise anderledes, hvis du var tættere knyttet til mulden, hvor maden blev produceret?
At være opmærksom er at muliggøre forandring.
Kom med til en talk om mad af direktør i Sct. Hans Have Tina Unger. Om hvad der sker, når byliv sammenfiltres med sit nære opland. Tina er inspireret af en 100 år gammel bevægelse udviklet af byplanlæggeren Ebenezer Howard – the Garden City Movement, der tog det bedste fra landet og byen på én gang. Med en høj grad af selvforsyning og afgrøder - og næringsstoffer, der cirkulerede lokalt fra land til by og tilbage igen. Tankerne er gamle, men stadig top-relevante og Tina inviterer hele Absalon til et kig ud på landet – med udgangspunkt i tallerkenen.
Kom forbi Absalon til fællesmiddag med film, byutopisamtale og madquiz:
18:00: Velkommen CAFx [DK]
18:05: Film - CONSUMPTION EPISODE / Chop, Chop, Chop (6' 13'') [ENG]
Episode four / Consumption — Chop, Chop, Chop
MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
Our kitchens are battlefields. Far more than a space for cooking and preparing meals, they are sites of profound political significance where our social realities are constructed. Here, we witness the normalization of gender roles, domestic labor, family structures, and even architectural typologies. Yet, if we are to rethink these domestic laboratories, we can unlock their potential as tools for constructing alternative imaginaries and forging new models of community building and collectivity. This chapter delves into the power of the kitchen as a site for political and social transformation and how their redefinition can challenge established norms and hierarchies, creating more just and equitable social and ecological structures in the process.
18:15: Middag
19:30: Talk af Tina Unger, direktør i Sct. Hans Have om mad, byliv, livgivende sammenfiltringer og the Garden City Movement. [DK]
20:00: Mad quiz [DK]
The event is part of the FOODSCAPES event program.
Tickets: 100 kr.
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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Eileen Gray had a truly eminent sense of design. The Irish artist and architect created some of the most iconic furniture of the 20th century, so when she focussed her unique artistic vision on developing a house for herself on the Riviera in 1929, the result was a modernist triumph. A house and a work of art in one, overlooking the sun-sparkled infinity of the Mediterranean. The house is named E.1027, a cryptic contraction of the names of Gray and her lover, Romanian architect Jean Badovici. But when the Swiss-French star architect Le Corbusier learns of the house, he becomes obsessed – perhaps because Gray breathes light, air and soul into her building, which is not just a machine to live in. ‘E.1027 – Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea’ reconstructs the dramatic story of Gray and the house that Le Corbusier amazingly managed to convince the world he had built himself.
A stunningly beautiful and cinematic docufiction where the inspiration from Gray is present in lines, colours and shapes – but where they serve the narrative of a brilliant female artist who spent a long life in the shadow of her male colleagues.
English Title: E.1027 - Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea
Original Title: E.1027 - Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea
Directors: Beatrice Minger & Christoph Schaub
Producers: Philip Delaquis & Frank Matter
Year: 2024
Country: Switzerland
Languages: French & English
Subtitle: English
Runtime: 1hr 29m
Premiere Type: World Premiere
March 24th, at 12:00, SMK
Members of CAFx Community get 20% discount with a discount code
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How can a building become part of the treatment in physical and mental rehabilitation? A film about architecture, bodies and universal design that could revolutionise the way we shape our shared spaces.
In Basel, Herzog & de Meuron has designed and created the REHAB rehabilitation centre. A hyper-modern building that offers specialised treatment for physical and neurological disabilities. The architecture is based on a holistic approach where the building is part of the treatment. There are windows in the ceiling so bedridden patients can see the sky. There are animals to be fed, wheelchair basketball, stairs to rehabilitate on, an art workshop and music therapy. In this innovative setting, we meet people who have been affected by strokes, industrial accidents or by the unfortunate play of chance. Filmmaker Louise Lemoine tells her own story of spending much of her childhood with her severely disabled father in various rehabilitation centres, which she describes as the worst rooms of her life. ‘Rehab (from Rehab)’ is a personal narrative and an inspiring take on how universal design and thoughtful architecture can change the way we organise the world.
The film is followed by a panel discussion (in Danish) on healing architecture and universal design between head of research at the Bevica Foundation, Camilla Ryhl, and co-founder of Nord Architects, Johannes Molander Pedersen. The conversation will be moderated by urbanist and architecture mediator Niels Bjørn.
English Title: Rehab (From Rehab)
Original Title: Rehab (From Rehab)
Directors: Louise Lemoine & Ila Bêka
Year: 2023
Country: France & Switzerland
Language: Swiss German, English, Italian & German
Runtime: 1hr 26m
March 22nd, at 15:30, SMK
Members of CAFx Community get 20% discount with a discount code
Hvordan kan en bygning blive en del af behandlingen i den fysiske og mentale genoptræning af mennesker? En film om arkitektur, kroppe og universelt design, der kan revolutionere måderne, vi indretter vores fælles rum på.
I schweiziske Basel har to arkitektfirmaer tegnet og skabt rehabiliteringscenteret REHAB. En hyper-moderne bygning, der tilbyder specialiseret behandling af fysiske og neurologiske handikap. Arkitekturen er skabt ud fra en holistisk tankegang, hvor bygningen er en del af behandlingen. Der er vinduer i loftet, så sengeliggende kan se himlen. Der er dyr, der skal fodres, kørestolsbasketball, trapper man kan genoptræne på, et kunstværksted og musikbehandling. I disse nytænkende rammer møder vi mennesker, der er blevet ramt af blodpropper, arbejdsulykker eller tilfældighedernes spil. Sideløbende fortælles filmskaberen Louise Lemoine sin egen historie om at tilbringe en stor del af sin barndom med sin svært handikappede far på forskellige rehabiliteringscentre, hun beskriver som sit livs værste rum. ’Rehab (from Rehab)’ er en personlig fortælling og et inspirerende bud på, hvordan universelt design og velgennemtænkt arkitektur kan ændre måden vi indretter verden på.
Engelsk Titel: Rehab (From Rehab)
Instruktører: Louise Lemoine & Ila Bêka
År: 2023
Lande: Frankrig and Schweiz
Sprog: Swiaa German, Engelsk, Italiensk and Tysk
Undertekster: Engelske
Spilletid: 1t 26m
22. marts, 15:30, SMK
Members of CAFx Community get 20% discount with a discount code
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SUPERMARKEDER. Her kan vi købe alt - mad fra hvor som helst og når som helst. Maden er så tilgængelig, at vi ikke tænker over, hvor den kommer fra, og hvor mange kilometer den tilbagelægger, før den når vores tallerkener. At værdsætte fødevaredistribution betyder at værdsætte de tråde, der forbinder vores eksistens med miljøet omkring os.
Tag med os på en guidet tur i Kødbyen v. museumsinspektør Jakob Ingemann Parby, Københavns Museum.
En by i byen - da kødbyen åbnede i 1879 repræsenterede den en hel ny arkitektur med tilhørende distributionssystem skabt for at sikre en mere hygiejnisk og dyreetisk håndtering af de enorme mængder kreaturer, som krævedes for at brødføde den voksende metropol. Her mødtes private kreaturhandlende og slagtere med offentligt ansatte studetrækker, malkepiger og dyrelæger. I de følgende årtier blev systemet udbygget med halmtorv, øksnehal og i 1937 blev Den hvide kødbys funktionalistiske byggeri føjet til og omdannede hele kvarteret til en by i byen. Hvad har vi lært siden da, og hvordan kan vi minimere fødevarenes rejse ved at integrere vores bylandskaber med madlandskaber, og uddanne den næste generation af ingeniører og arkitekter til at tænke og agere systemisk og bæredygtigt med hensyn til fødevaresystemer og distribution.
Tag med os på tur en by i byen!
16:30: Velkommen CAFx [DK]
16:35: Film - DISTRIBUTION EPISODE / Cold Route (14' 00') [ENG]
Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
How many kilometers does our food travel before it reaches our plates? Despite our vain efforts to become locavores, our food systems remain firmly rooted in a globalized paradigm. Every day, the intricate logistic architecture that forms this distributed conveyor belt dispatches billions of calories, connecting our palates to a plethora of remote sites and topics such as the automated landscapes of our shipping ports and the precarious labor supporting delivery platforms in the gig economy. This episode examines the relationship between food and movement and its complex interplay with various infrastructural, economic, and technological forces. It delves into aspects ranging from the climate-controlled network of cold chains to the aesthetic regimes that imprint food with motion, which ultimately sparks the irresistible desire that brings it to our tables
16:50-18:00: Guided tur i Kødbyen [DK]
SUPERMARKETS. Here, we can buy everything—food from anywhere and anytime. Food is so accessible that we don’t think about where it comes from and how many kilometres it travels before it reaches our plates. Appreciating food distribution means appreciating the threads that connect our existence to the environment around us.
Join us for a conversation and a guided tour around the Meatpacking District on how we distributed food in the Meatpacking District when it was producing and distributing meat, what we have learned since then and how we can minimise travel by integrating our cityscapes with foodscapes, and train the next generation of engineers and architects to think and act systemically and sustainably regarding food systems and distribution.
Join us on the route from the sun!
16:30: Welcome CAFx [DK]
16:35: Film - DISTRIBUTION EPISODE / Cold Route (14' 00') [ENG]
Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
How many kilometers does our food travel before it reaches our plates? Despite our vain efforts to become locavores, our food systems remain firmly rooted in a globalized paradigm. Every day, the intricate logistic architecture that forms this distributed conveyor belt dispatches billions of calories, connecting our palates to a plethora of remote sites and topics such as the automated landscapes of our shipping ports and the precarious labor supporting delivery platforms in the gig economy. This episode examines the relationship between food and movement and its complex interplay with various infrastructural, economic, and technological forces. It delves into aspects ranging from the climate-controlled network of cold chains to the aesthetic regimes that imprint food with motion, which ultimately sparks the irresistible desire that brings it to our tables
16:50-18:00: Guided tour in Kødbyen [DK]
The event is part of the FOODSCAPES event program.
Tickets: 30 kr. or free for CAFx Community members
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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Organic food is taking up more and more space on supermarket shelves and local vegetable markets are popping up in more and more neighbourhoods. But there are also more and more people on the planet, and 15 years after the Oscar-nominated mega hit ‘Food Inc.’, it turns out that the modern food industry still needs a thorough overhaul. This is exactly what we get here, and you don’t need to have seen the first film to understand just what an incredible impact agriculture and the food industry has not only on what we eat, but on the world around us. Directing duo Melissa Robledo and Robert Kenner uncover everything from monopolisation, lobbying and the logic of capitalism to what exactly happens in your brain when you eat a McDonald’s burger. But they also look at possible solutions and what the kitchen of the future might look like.
English Title: Food Inc. 2
Original Title: Food Inc. 2
Directors: Melissa Robledo & Robert Kenner
Year: 2023
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 1hr 34m
March 17th, at 20:00, Pressen, Politiken Hus
Join us as we delve into the food industry and debate food systems, climate and food justice - and the relationship between country and city.
Meet Madland founder, Marie Jeng, farmer and director of the circular and organic small-scale farm Hegnsholt, Johanne Schimming, and political leader of Alternativet, Franciska Rosenkilde, as we examine our relationship with all the food we grow, buy and consume, and explore what the food systems of the future could look like instead.
The conversation will be moderated by consumer journalist at Politiken, Mette Guldagger.
Presented in collaboration with Madland and CPH:DOX.
Language: Danish
Members of CAFx Community get 20% discount with a discount code — Send an email to us if you didn't receive it!
The event is part of the FOODSCAPES event program.
Turbokyllinger, plantebøffer og en pandemi. Der er sket meget siden den første ‘Food Inc.’-film, og det er tid til et kritisk, dybdegående eftersyn af fødevareindustrien - og til at se på mulige løsninger. Opfølgeren til det 15 år gamle kæmpehit leverer varen.
Økologiske madvarer fylder mere og mere på supermarkedshylderne, og lokale grøntsagsmarkeder dukker op i flere og flere nabolag. Men vi bliver også flere og flere mennesker på planeten, og 15 år efter det Oscar-nominerede filmhit ’Food Inc.’ viser det sig, at den moderne fødevareindustri stadig trænger til et grundigt eftersyn. Det får vi her, og man behøver ikke at have set den første film for at blive uendeligt meget klogere på hvor ubegribeligt stor indflydelse, landbruget og fødevarebranchen har ikke blot på hvad vi spiser, men på hele verden omkring os. Instruktørparret Melissa Robledo og Robert Kenner afdækker alt fra monopolisering, lobbyisme og kapitalismens logik, til hvad der helt præcis sker i din hjerne, når du spiser en burger fra McDonald’s. Men de ser også på mulige løsninger og på, hvordan fremtidens køkken kan komme til at se ud.
Engelsk Titel: Food Inc. 2
Original Titel: Food Inc. 2
Instruktører: Melissa Robledo & Robert Kenner
År: 2023
Land: USA
Sprog: Engelsk
Spilletid: 1t 34m
17. marts, 20:00, Pressen, Politiken Hus
Vær med, når vi dykker ned i fødevareindustrien og debatterer madsystemer, klima og retfærdig mad - og forholdet mellem land og by.
Mød stifter af Madland, Marie Jeng, landmand og direktør for det cirkulære og økologiske småskalalandbrug Hegnsholt, Johanne Schimming, og politisk leder af Alternativet, Franciska Rosenkilde, når vi undersøger vores forhold til al den mad, vi dyrker, køber og indtager, og undersøger, hvordan fremtidens madsystemer i stedet kunne se ud.
Samtalen modereres af forbrugerjournalist ved Politiken, Mette Guldagger.
Præsenteres i samarbejde med Madland og CPH:DOX.
Sprog: Dansk
Medlemmer af CAFx Community får 20% rabat på denne visning ved brug af rabatkode — Send en mail til os!
Food Inc. 2 vises som en del af et større offentligt program, der sætter fokus på fremtidens fødevaresystemer.
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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MAD. Det former vores daglige liv, det former strukturen i vores byer, og det forbinder til over 25 % af de globale CO2-udledninger. At ændre klodens fødevaresystemer er at ændre måden, hvorpå vi bebor kloden.
Danmark skiller sig ud som Europas mest dyrkede nation, hvor landbruget dækker cirka 60 procent af landets samlede areal. Tre fjerdedele af denne dyrkede jord er dedikeret til husdyrfoderproduktion, hvilket kun efterlader sparsomme 4 procent afsat til direkte dyrkning af fødevareafgrøder til konsumere.
Vær med til en samtale om, hvordan vi kan genskabe fødevareproduktionen og redesigne vores byer og samfund mere holistisk med lokal fødevareproduktion i tankerne.
16:30: Velkommen CAFx [ENG]
16.35: Introduktion til film af Manuel Correa og Marina Otero Verzier (online/zoom) [ENG]
16:50: Film - PRODUCTION EPISODE / Biological Agent (25' 06'') [ENG]
Episode two / Production — Biological Agent
Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
Although our cities occupy only a tiny fraction of the Earth’s crust, the operational landscapes required to sustain them sprawl across vast expanses of land. In Spain for instance, more than 23 million hectares—nearly half of the country’s surface area—is used for this purpose. This chapter turns the spotlight on the agricultural landscapes that feed our cities, and the architectures and dynamics that enable them to function. Within these productive geographies, a complex interplay of bodies—territorial, human, animal, and machinic—occurs, each body playing its part in a multifaceted, interscalar dance. It is against this backdrop that land colonisation converges with urgent issues, such as animal instrumentalisation and the exploitation of migrant labour.
17:15-18:00: Samtale [ENG]
FOOD. It shapes our daily lives, molds the structure of our cities, and connects to over 25% of global CO2 emissions. Transforming the world's food systems means transforming the ways of inhabiting the world.
Denmark stands out as Europe's most intensively cultivated nation, where agriculture blankets approximately 60 percent of the country's total area. Three-quarters of this cultivated land is dedicated to fodder production for livestock, leaving only a scant 4 percent allocated for directly cultivating food crops for human consumption.
Join us for a conversation on how to reimagine food production and redesign our cities and communities holistically, with local food production in mind.
16:30: Welcome CAFx [ENG]
16.35: Introduction to the film of Manuel Correa and Marina Otero Verzier (online/zoom) [ENG]
16:50: Film - PRODUCTION EPISODE / Biological Agent (25' 06'') [ENG]
Episode two / Production — Biological Agent
Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
Although our cities occupy only a tiny fraction of the Earth’s crust, the operational landscapes required to sustain them sprawl across vast expanses of land. In Spain for instance, more than 23 million hectares—nearly half of the country’s surface area—is used for this purpose. This chapter turns the spotlight on the agricultural landscapes that feed our cities, and the architectures and dynamics that enable them to function. Within these productive geographies, a complex interplay of bodies—territorial, human, animal, and machinic—occurs, each body playing its part in a multifaceted, interscalar dance. It is against this backdrop that land colonisation converges with urgent issues, such as animal instrumentalisation and the exploitation of migrant labour.
17:15-18:00: Conversation [ENG]
The event is part of the FOODSCAPES event program.
Tickets: 30 kr. or free for CAFx Community members
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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JORD. Hjemsted for mere end en fjerdedel af den biologiske mangfoldighed på jorden, planetens største vandfilter og et af de vigtigste naturlige systemer for kulstoflagring. Sund jord betyder sunde økosystemer og et godt grundlag for frugtbare fødevaresystemer.
Regenerativt landbrug er blevet beskrevet som en landbrugsrevolution, der har løftet om en storslået vending af tendensen til jordudtømning og en væsentlig stigning i kulstofbinding.
Deltag i en samtale centreret omkring jord- og arealforvaltning i Danmark, hvor vi udforsker byerne, landskaber og regenerativ arealanvendelse, og spørger, hvordan vi kan løse de presserende problemer med klimakollaps og masseudryddelse, mens vi prioriterer næringsrig og bæredygtige fødevaresystemer.
Flyt din opmærksomhed et par centimeter under dine fødder!
16:30: Velkommen CAFx
16:35: Introduktion til film af Grandeza Studio og Locument (online/zoom) [ENG]
16:50: Film - FOUNDATION EPISODE / Strata Incognita (16' 30'') [ENG]
Episode one / FOUNDATION — Strata Incognita
GRANDEZA STUDIO (Amaia Sánchez-Velasco, Jorge Valiente Oriol) + LOCUMENT (Romea Muryń, Francisco Lobo)
As diverse as any rainforest or coral reef, we depend on the soil for 99% of our food. Yet, despite its importance, its mechanisms remain largely mysterious and poorly understood. The final episode focuses on soil as the primordial infrastructure underpinning both agriculture and architecture. The soil beneath our feet constitutes the very foundation of our food systems; a complex ecology of microscopic processes and assemblings that mediates the chemical transformation of the geosphere into the biosphere, and to which we owe the richness and diversity of our pantries. The microscopic narratives emerging in this veiled realm are macroscopic in scale and scope, and studying them may be the key to achieving a more resilient, more distributed, more diverse, and more sustainable food system than we have ever known.
17:10-18:00: Samtale [DK]
SOIL. Home to more than a quarter of the biological diversity on earth, the planet's largest water filter and one of the most important natural carbon storage systems. Healthy soil means healthy ecosystems and a good foundation for fertile food systems.
Regenerative agriculture has been described as an agricultural revolution, holding the promise of a grand reversal of the trend toward soil depletion and a substantial increase in carbon sequestration.
Join us for a conversation centred around soil and land management in Denmark as we explore the entanglements of cities, landscapes and regenerative land-use, and ask how we can address the pressing issues of climate collapse and mass extinction while prioritizing nutritious and secure food systems.
Channel your awareness just a few centimetres beneath your feet.
16:30: Welcome CAFx
16:35: Introduction to the film of Grandeza Studio and Locument (online/zoom) [ENG]
16:50: Film - FOUNDATION EPISODE / Strata Incognita (16' 30'') [ENG]
Episode one / FOUNDATION — Strata Incognita
GRANDEZA STUDIO (Amaia Sánchez-Velasco, Jorge Valiente Oriol) + LOCUMENT (Romea Muryń, Francisco Lobo)
As diverse as any rainforest or coral reef, we depend on the soil for 99% of our food. Yet, despite its importance, its mechanisms remain largely mysterious and poorly understood. The final episode focuses on soil as the primordial infrastructure underpinning both agriculture and architecture. The soil beneath our feet constitutes the very foundation of our food systems; a complex ecology of microscopic processes and assemblings that mediates the chemical transformation of the geosphere into the biosphere, and to which we owe the richness and diversity of our pantries. The microscopic narratives emerging in this veiled realm are macroscopic in scale and scope, and studying them may be the key to achieving a more resilient, more distributed, more diverse, and more sustainable food system than we have ever known.
17:10-18:00: Conversation [DK]
The event is part of the FOODSCAPES event program.
Tickets: 30 kr. or free for CAFx Community members
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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The internationally acclaimed composer Jacob Kirkegaard spent a year and a half capturing the recordings for his sound piece 'LANDET', which included visits to a pig, cattle, and chicken farm, as well as the large slaughterhouse Danish Crown. The result is a sonic portrait of mechanised agriculture, offering an immersive journey into foreign soundscapes of hypnotic rhythms and endless pulsations.
This special event is organised by the Copenhagen Architecture Festival in collaboration with Cinemateket.
Composer Jacob Kirkegaard and specialist in nature conservation and communication Alexander Holm introduce the sound work.
The introduction is in Danish and lasts approx. 30 minutes.
Ticket price: DKK 105, DKK 75 for Cinemateket's and CAFx Community's members
Denne særlige lyttebiograf er arrangeret af Copenhagen Architecture Festival i samarbejde med Cinemateket.
Komponist Jacob Kirkegaard og naturformidler Alexander Holm introducerer lydværket.
Introduktionen er på dansk og varer i alt ca. 30 minutter.
Billetpris: 105 kr., dog 75 kr. for Cinematekets og CAFx Community medlemmer
Om værket:
LANDET
Komponist: Jacob Kirkegaard
Den internationalt prisbelønnede komponist Jakob Kirkegaard har foretaget optagelserne til lydværket ’LANDET’ over halvandet år, bl.a. på en svine-, kvæg- og kyllingefarm, men også på storslagteriet Danish Crown. Det er blevet til et lydportræt af det mekaniserede landbrug og en invitation ind i et fremmedartet klangunivers af endeløs pulseren og hypnotiserende hamren.
Danmark 2023
60 min.
Dansk tale. Tilladt for børn over 15 år
Medvirkende ikke anført
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
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Har du været nysgerrig på permakultur i et stykke tid eller tænkt på, hvordan man designer permanente grønne miljøer og regenerative sociale kulturer midt i byen? Så er det her kursus noget for dig!
Vi kommer ind på:
Hvad: Alt foregår hands-on i engagerende øvelser og i spændende oplæg, hvor vi både trækker på den allernyeste internationale viden og den forankrede lokale erfaring med byfornyelse og inklusion.
Hvor: Lundtoftegade 23, 2200 København N i Københavns nye fælles permakulturhave Skovhavelunden, hos de socialøkonomiske virksomheder og kunstplatformen Til Vægs. 2.-3. marts kl. 10-16 inkl. pauser, lækker vegetarisk frokost kl 12 og snacks kl 14.
Hvem: Eva Max og Skye Jin. Certificerede permakulturdesignere, undervisere med mange års praktisk og teoretisk erfaring plus en Agronomuddannelse og en MFA i kunst, redaktører på PERMAKULTUR, hvor de formidler den nyeste viden samt begge medlemmer af Permakultur Danmarks bestyrelse, hvor de arbejder for en solidarisk, grøn og regenerativ fremtid.
Hvordan: Prisen for kurset er mellem 1100-1500 kr. og inkluderer dejlig vegetarisk frokost begge dage og afspejler at vi har forsøgt at gøre det så billigt at flest mulige kan deltage og fair share med 5 gratis pladser for Lundtoftegades beboere. Har du meget lav eller ingen indkomst, så kontakt os på skyejinpermaculture@gmail.com for mulig deltagelse. Før kursus sender vi en formular ud, hvor du kan udfylde omsorgsbehov, eller ting vi skal være opmærksomme på.
Som medlem af CAFx Community får du 200 kr. i rabat på normalprisen. Promo-koden modtager du med CAFx Community's nyhedsbrev eller ved at sende en mail til community@cafx.dk. Ikke medlem? Tilmeld dig her.
Kurset er arrangeret af Eva Max og Skye Jin.
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Join us for the opening of the exhibition FOODSCAPES, this year's Spanish contribution to the Architecture Biennial in Venice, adapted to Halmtorvet 27 and the local context by CAFx.
At the event, you can meet the curators Eduardo Castillo-Vinuesa and Manuel Ocaña and the Future Foodscapes Research Unit, who will present the exhibition and their work. Afterwards, we will serve drinks. The event is free – just come by!
Every time we eat, without being aware of it, we connect our plate to a plethora of remote sites: supermarkets, greenhouses, farms, cold chains, logistics networks, warehouses, and wastelands. But regrettably, the architecture facilitating these processes rarely garners attention and does not grace the pages of glossy architectural magazines, remaining mostly unnoticed despite its immense importance. Yet, in a world where every bite we take reverberates across the planet, now more than ever, we must redesign these food systems with their ecosystemic implications in mind.
FOODSCAPES prompts us to focus on the overlooked but crucial architecture that supports our food systems, from the domestic laboratories of our kitchens to the vast operational landscapes that nourish our cities.
The exhibition is composed of three main parts: an audiovisual project of five short films, an archive in the form of a recipe book, and a comprehensive public programme:
If the agri-food system is an architecture, then what is its anatomy? The main course of foodscapes is an audiovisual feast of five short films, each delving into a distinct layer of the agrologistic process: FOUNDATION, PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION, CONSUMPTION and DIGESTION. Crafted by interdisciplinary teams of architects and filmmakers, these episodes are insightful explorations into the systemic, political and ecological implications of the architectures behind our meals.
Whereas the short films offer an in-depth taxonomy of the constitutive layers of the food system, the total recipes are case studies of how different dishes cut across the five layers, providing a cross-section of how the entire system works. Unlike traditional recipes, which only cover the mixing protocols of the ingredients readily available in our kitchens, these TOTAL RECIPES go further to encompass the long infrastructural chain that is necessary for their elaboration.
While the short films and various recipes examine the current state of our foodscapes, the core of the exhibition is a public program of collaborative research aimed at envisioning future sustainable models for feeding the world without devouring the planet. Through lectures, workshops, film screenings, and guided tours, we extend an invitation for you to engage in an exploration of the intricacies of global food systems, encouraging deeper understandings, unearthing hidden narratives, and cultivating a collective commitment to building more sustainable, equitable, and resilient futures.
FOODSCAPES is curated by Eduardo Castillo-Vinuesa and Manuel Ocaña for the Spanish Pavilion during the 18th International Venice Architecture Biennale. The project has been brought to Copenhagen and adapted to its space and local context by CAFx.
The list of exhibitors includes: Aldayjover Architecture and Landscape, C+ arquitectas, Common Accounts, Daniel Ibañez + Vicente Guallart + Manuel Bouzas, Dolores Palacios + Federico Soriano, Elii [architecture office] + María Jerez, Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló, Grandeza Studio + Locument, Guillermo Fernández-Abascal + Urtzi Grau, Institute for Postnatural Studies, Iván L. Munuera + Vivian Rotie + Pablo Saiz del Río, Lucía Jalón Oyarzun, Lucia Tahan, MAIO + Agnes Essonti Luque, Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa, Pedro Pegenaute.
The exhibition was initially commissioned by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda of the Government of Spain in collaboration with AC/E and AECID, and the support of Arquia Foundation, TBA21 and ECF.
Its Danish version has been made possible with the generous support of Realdania, The Municipality of Copenhagen, and The European Platform LINA supported by Creative Europe.
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Every time we eat, without being aware of it, we connect our plate to a plethora of remote sites: supermarkets, greenhouses, farms, cold chains, logistics networks, warehouses, and wastelands. But regrettably, the architecture facilitating these processes rarely garners attention and does not grace the pages of glossy architectural magazines, remaining mostly unnoticed despite its immense importance. Yet, in a world where every bite we take reverberates across the planet, now more than ever, we must redesign these food systems with their ecosystemic implications in mind.
FOODSCAPES prompts us to focus on the overlooked but crucial architecture that supports our food systems, from the domestic laboratories of our kitchens to the vast operational landscapes that nourish our cities.
The exhibition is composed of three main parts: an audiovisual project of five short films, an archive in the form of a recipe book, and a comprehensive public programme:
If the agri-food system is an architecture, then what is its anatomy? The main course of foodscapes is an audiovisual feast of five short films, each delving into a distinct layer of the agrologistic process: FOUNDATION, PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION, CONSUMPTION and DIGESTION. Crafted by interdisciplinary teams of architects and filmmakers, these episodes are insightful explorations into the systemic, political and ecological implications of the architectures behind our meals.
Whereas the short films offer an in-depth taxonomy of the constitutive layers of the food system, the total recipes are case studies of how different dishes cut across the five layers, providing a cross-section of how the entire system works. Unlike traditional recipes, which only cover the mixing protocols of the ingredients readily available in our kitchens, these TOTAL RECIPES go further to encompass the long infrastructural chain that is necessary for their elaboration.
While the short films and various recipes examine the current state of our foodscapes, the core of the exhibition is a public program of collaborative research aimed at envisioning future sustainable models for feeding the world without devouring the planet. Through lectures, workshops, film screenings, and guided tours, we extend an invitation for you to engage in an exploration of the intricacies of global food systems, encouraging deeper understandings, unearthing hidden narratives, and cultivating a collective commitment to building more sustainable, equitable, and resilient futures.
FOODSCAPES is curated by Eduardo Castillo-Vinuesa and Manuel Ocaña for the Spanish Pavilion during the 18th International Venice Architecture Biennale. The project has been brought to Copenhagen and adapted to its space and local context by CAFx.
The exhibition was initially commissioned by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda of the Government of Spain in collaboration with AC/E and AECID, and the support of Arquia Foundation, TBA21 and ECF.
Its Danish version has been made possible with the generous support of Realdania, The Municipality of Copenhagen, and The European Platform LINA supported by Creative Europe.
02/03 19:15-21:15
'Landet' with Jacob Kirkegaard and Alexander Holm
06/03 16:30-18:30
FOUNDATION: 'Just a few centimetres beneath your feet'
13/03 16:30-18:30
PRODUCTION: 'Their plastic skins wrap around the bodies'
14-20/03
EPISODE TWO: Biological Agent by Marina Otero Verzier + Manuel Correa
20/03 16:30-18:30
DISTRIBUTION: 'Route from the sun'
21-27/03
EPISODE THREE: Cold Route by Gerard Ortín Castellví + Pol Esteve Castelló
09/04 17:45-21:00
CONSUMPTION: 'Where cultural exchanges take place
10-16/04
EPISODE FOUR: Chop, Chop, Chop by MAIO (María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner) + Agnes Essonti Luque
11/04 19:15-21:15
Fremtidens Fødevaresystem: Kortfilm og Samtale
17/03 20:00-22:00
Film Screening and Talk: Food Inc. 2, organised in collaboration with CPH:DOX
10-16/04
EPISODE FIVE: Ca.Ca. (Cannibal Carnival) by Elii (Uriel Fogué, Carlos Palacios, Eva Gil) + María Jerez
17/04 17:45-21:00
DIGESTION: 'Invisible yet omnipresent'
The interior exhibition is open every Friday from 13:00 to 17:00 between March 8th and April 26th and during events, while the window exhibition and online cinema can be experienced 24/7.
Entry fee for interior exhibition: 30 kr. / free for members of CAFx Community.
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Brugen af mursten som byggemateriale har været definerende for den danske byggeskik og arkitektoniske kulturarv. Men den teknologiske og industrielle udvikling har ændret måden vi bygger på og dermed også vilkårene for brugen af traditionelle byggematerialer og -metoder.
I det sidste CAFx ARKEN arrangement ser vi nærmere på, hvordan unge tegnestuer i dag forholder sig til dansk byggeskik og håndværkstraditioner i deres egen arkitekturpraksis. I selskab med arkitekterne Kim Lenschow og Justine Bell, spørger vi, hvordan man kan gentænke den vernakulære arkitektur i en nutidig kontekst og arbejde med regenerative tilgange til moderne byggeri. Samtalen bliver modereret af forlægger Kristoffer Weiss.
Justine Bell er arkitekt og partner i tegnestuen Djernes & Bell, som har en særlig interesse for arkitekturens lokale forankring. De er optaget af bio-inklusive og regenerative praksisser, og undersøger hvordan arkitektur kan imødekomme vores planetariske begrænsninger gennem især reparation og renovering.
Kim Lenschow er arkitekt og partner i Office Kim Lenschow, der søger at udfordre indgroede værdier, overbevisninger og materielle fortællinger gennem arkitektur og kritisk design.
Kristoffer Weiss er filosof, tidligere partner i Effekt og direktør for Arkitektens Forlag. Han har bl.a. været medforfatter til bogen 'Den ny bølge i dansk arkitektur'.
Arrangementet er gratis med entré til museet.
Medlemmer af CAFx får 10% rabat på museumsentré på dagen for arrangementet.
I forbindelse med udstillingen Bricks – Per Kirkeby samarbejder CAFx med ARKEN om at kuratere et bredspektret offentligt program gennem flere medier og formater og med gæster fra ind- og udland.
Tak til Realdania, som generøst har støttet formidlingsprogrammet
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The second edition of the successful workshop!
Architect Anne Dorthe Vester and master bricklayer Max Kejser Mortensen invites you to a workshop for the whole family where you can make your own hand-laid bricks and help build a wall from scratch. Here, you get to try old building customs that are still relevant today.
The museum admission ticket gives access to the events. On the occasion of the events CAFx is co-hosting, the ticket will be reduced by 10% for CAFx Community Members.
From 13 October 2023 to 16 February 2024, ARKEN Museum for Contemporary Art is showing the large-scale exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, which is dedicated to Per Kirkeby's (1938-2018) monumental brick sculptures. Late in life, the well-known Danish artist gave permission for the brick sculptures to be built posthumous, and a selection of the rare sculptures now fills the museum's large Art Axis.
Brick is typically Danish — an integral part of the building culture from medieval churches to modernist detached houses. Kirkeby's sculptures are at once recognisable in their everyday use of bricks and sublime in their monumental primaeval forms. However, much has happened since Per Kirkeby created his brick sculptures. Topics such as nature-based solutions, raw materials, material and resource consumption have become hot topics in relation to the construction industry's gigantic CO2 footprint, natural crises and the role of architecture. We strongly emphasize this in the borderland between art and architecture.
In connection with the exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, CAFx collaborates with ARKEN on curating a broad-spectrum public program through several media and formats and with guests from home and abroad.
The full program will be announced soon.
Thanks to Realdania for supporting the event program.
Thanks to L'Institut Francais for supporting Lina Ghotmeh's visit and Goethe Institut Dänemark for supporting Anupama Kundoo's visit.
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Watch Heinz Emigholz's Dieste [Uruguay], a cinematic documentation of 29 buildings by the Uruguayan architect and shell-construction master Eladio Dieste (1917-2000).
The film will be played with English subtitles.
CAFx' collaboration with Anupama Kundoo is a continuation of her first visit to CAFx in 2018 when she curated the film program Thinking Brick for the festival.
The museum admission ticket gives access to the events. On the occasion of the events CAFx is co-hosting, the ticket will be reduced by 10% for CAFx Community Members.
From 13 October 2023 to 16 February 2024, ARKEN Museum for Contemporary Art is showing the large-scale exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, which is dedicated to Per Kirkeby's (1938-2018) monumental brick sculptures. Late in life, the well-known Danish artist gave permission for the brick sculptures to be built posthumous, and a selection of the rare sculptures now fills the museum's large Art Axis.
Brick is typically Danish — an integral part of the building culture from medieval churches to modernist detached houses. Kirkeby's sculptures are at once recognisable in their everyday use of bricks and sublime in their monumental primaeval forms. However, much has happened since Per Kirkeby created his brick sculptures. Topics such as nature-based solutions, raw materials, material and resource consumption have become hot topics in relation to the construction industry's gigantic CO2 footprint, natural crises and the role of architecture. We strongly emphasize this in the borderland between art and architecture.
In connection with the exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, CAFx collaborates with ARKEN on curating a broad-spectrum public program through several media and formats and with guests from home and abroad.
The full program will be announced soon.
Thanks to Realdania for supporting the event program.
Thanks to L'Institut Francais for supporting Lina Ghotmeh's visit and Goethe Institut Dänemark for supporting Anupama Kundoo's visit.
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Listen to the renowned architect Anupama Kundoo talking about her love for and use of bricks in connection with her eclectic film program Thinking Brick, which, among other things, includes the screening of the late filmmaker Harun Farocki's In Comparison, Heinz Emigholz's portrait film Dieste about the Uruguayan architect Eladio Dieste and a portrait film about Anupama Kundoo.
Between film screenings and introduction, Anupama Kundoo will be invited by Thomas Bo Jensen to reflect on the use of bricks in her practice.
17.30: Introduction to Anupama Kundoo and the program of the evening
17.35: Anupama Kundoo's introduction to Harun Farocki's 'In Comparison'
17.45-18.55: Screening of 'In Comparison'
18.55-19.30: Conversation between Thomas Bo Jensen and Anupama Kundoo
19.30-19.35: Anupama Kundoo's introduction of 'Home' — a portrait film about her
19.35-20.05: Screening of 'Home'
The film program and CAFx' collaboration with Anupama Kundoo is a continuation of Kundoo's first visit to CAFx in 2018 where she curated the film program "Thinking Brick" for the festival.
The museum admission ticket gives access to the events. On the occasion of the events CAFx is co-hosting, the ticket will be reduced by 10% for CAFx Community Members.
From 13 October 2023 to 16 February 2024, ARKEN Museum for Contemporary Art is showing the large-scale exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, which is dedicated to Per Kirkeby's (1938-2018) monumental brick sculptures. Late in life, the well-known Danish artist gave permission for the brick sculptures to be built posthumous, and a selection of the rare sculptures now fills the museum's large Art Axis.
Brick is typically Danish — an integral part of the building culture from medieval churches to modernist detached houses. Kirkeby's sculptures are at once recognisable in their everyday use of bricks and sublime in their monumental primaeval forms. However, much has happened since Per Kirkeby created his brick sculptures. Topics such as nature-based solutions, raw materials, material and resource consumption have become hot topics in relation to the construction industry's gigantic CO2 footprint, natural crises and the role of architecture. We strongly emphasize this in the borderland between art and architecture.
In connection with the exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, CAFx collaborates with ARKEN on curating a broad-spectrum public program through several media and formats and with guests from home and abroad.
The full program will be announced soon.
Thanks to Realdania for supporting the event program.
Thanks to L'Institut Francais for supporting Lina Ghotmeh's visit and Goethe Institut Dänemark for supporting Anupama Kundoo's visit.
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The screening of Terence Davies' masterpiece 'Of Time and the City' is introduced by a conversation featuring poet Søren Ulrik Thomsen, exploring the status of memory, nostalgia and authenticity in periods of rapid urban renewals.
Davies creates sweet, humorous and painful cuts through a city steeped in myth and romanticisation. At the same time, the film explores the nature of love and memory and the imprints that the passage of years leaves on the cities and communities we care about.
The introduction is free, while the cinema ticket gives access to the screening. On the occasion of the events CAFx is co-hosting, the ticket will be reduced by 30 kr for CAFx Community Members.
DA
Der er fri entré og ingen reservation til foredraget - bare kom. Det foregår på dansk, varer ca. 35 minutter. Derefter - inde i biografsalen - er der film, nemlig Terence Davies’ smukke essayistiske filmcollage om hjembyen Liverpool samler mange af de fineste elementer i den britiske dokumentarisme.
Davies formår at skabe sødmefyldte, humoristiske og smertelige snit gennem en by, der er gennemsyret af myter og romantiseringer. Filmen udforsker samtidig kærlighedens og erindringens væsen og de aftryk, årenes gang sætter på de byer og fællesskaber, vi holder af.
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OF TIME AND THE CITY
Terence Davies, 2008
Terence Davies’ smukke essayistiske filmcollage om hjembyen Liverpool samler mange af de fineste elementer i den britiske dokumentarisme. Beatles, katolicismen og klassesamfundet bliver taget under kærlig behandling, og gennem en række kreative sammenstillinger af lyd, billeder og historiske begivenheder formår Davies at skabe sødmefyldte, humoristiske og smertelige snit gennem en by, der er gennemsyret af myter og romantiseringer. Filmen udforsker samtidig kærlighedens og erindringens væsen og de aftryk, årenes gang sætter på de byer og fællesskaber, vi holder af.
Instruktør: Terence Davies
Storbritannien, 2008
DCP, 72 min.
Engelsk dialog
Tilladt for børn over 15 år
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Head of Reseach, Professor, Cand.arch. ph.d. and author of the great Per Kirkeby book Per Kirkeby Arkitektur Thomas Bo Jensen in conversation with ARKEN's director Marie Nipper about Per Kirkeby's brick sculptures.
The museum admission ticket gives access to the events. On the occasion of the events CAFx is co-hosting, the ticket will be reduced by 10% for CAFx Community Members.
From 13 October 2023 to 16 February 2024, ARKEN Museum for Contemporary Art is showing the large-scale exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, which is dedicated to Per Kirkeby's (1938-2018) monumental brick sculptures. Late in life, the well-known Danish artist gave permission for the brick sculptures to be built posthumous, and a selection of the rare sculptures now fills the museum's large Art Axis.
Brick is typically Danish — an integral part of the building culture from medieval churches to modernist detached houses. Kirkeby's sculptures are at once recognisable in their everyday use of bricks and sublime in their monumental primaeval forms. However, much has happened since Per Kirkeby created his brick sculptures. Topics such as nature-based solutions, raw materials, material and resource consumption have become hot topics in relation to the construction industry's gigantic CO2 footprint, natural crises and the role of architecture. We strongly emphasize this in the borderland between art and architecture.
In connection with the exhibition Bricks - Per Kirkeby, CAFx collaborates with ARKEN on curating a broad-spectrum public program through several media and formats and with guests from home and abroad.
The full program will be announced soon.
Thanks to Realdania for supporting the event program.
Thanks to L'Institut Francais for supporting Lina Ghotmeh's visit and Goethe Institut Dänemark for supporting Anupama Kundoo's visit.
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CAFx is happy to invite you for an evening of neighbourhood talk and mingling with Oslo Architecture Triennale, exploring the urgent urban issues of our time – from social infrastructure, nature and biodiversity to mobility and urban governance – 'Mission Neighbourhood' includes contributions from Jos Boys, Cobe, Camilla van Deurs, EFFEKT, Jan Gehl, Dan Hill, Indy Johar, Carlos Moreno, Juhani Pallasmaa, Kate Raworth, Martha Thorne and Finn Williams and many more.
At the Copenhagen book launch, lead editor Christian Pagh will introduce the book, followed by a conversation with contributors Jan Gehl and Camilla Richter-Friis van Deurs, andfresh perspectives from Bent Madsen and Christian Bason.
The book is edited by Christian Pagh and Thomas S. Cook from Oslo Architecture Triennale, designed by Snøhetta and published by Danish Architectural Press.
Admission is free upon sign-up.
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