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Am 13. Januar 2020 hat der Bundesrat beschlossen, neben verstärkten Massnahmen zur Eindämmung des Coronavirus, den Lockdown für Kultureinrichtungen bis zum 28. Februar 2021 zu verlängern. Leider heisst das auch, dass wir die aktuelle Ausstellung «Tsuyoshi Tane. Archaeology of the Future» nicht mehr wiedereröffnen können, bevor diese Ende Februar abgebaut wird.
Umso mehr ein Grund, bei den virtuellen Führungen, die wir in den nächsten Wochen anbieten, dabei zu sein:
28. Januar 2021, 18 Uhr CET – virtuelle Führung auf Italienisch / #tourvirtuale in Italiano (NEU)
11. Februar 2021, 12 Uhr CET – virtuelle Führung auf Japanisch / 日本語での #バーチャルツアー (NEU)
18. Februar 2021, 18 Uhr CET – virtuelle Führung auf Französisch / #visitevirtuelle en français
Besuchen Sie hierfür unsere Facebook-Seite zur angegebenen Uhrzeit, um sich dem Livestream anzuschliessen. Auf dieser Seite finden Sie auch Aufzeichnungen der vorangegangenen virtuellen Führungen auf Deutsch und Englisch.
Der geplante Dreiervortrag von Tsuyoshi Tane, Catherine Gay und Emanuel Christ am 4. Februar 2021 wird ebenfalls digital stattfinden – weitere Details folgen.
The Museum is closed until further notice
In accordance with the guidelines released by the Federal Government on 18 December 2020, the S AM Swiss Architecture Museum and Kundthalle Basel are closed until further notice since Sunday, 20.12.2020. We look forward to welcoming you when we reopen.
We’d also like to take this opportunity to point out the variety of Corona-proof public events that we put on in 2020, including conversations, discussion events, and tours, all of which were live-streamed and recordings of which are available on our Instagram, Facebook and YouTube channels.17.10.2020 - 28.2.2021
Tsuyoshi Tane: Archaeology of the Future
What role can architecture play in mediating between the past and the future? This is a question that the architect Tsuyoshi Tane (b. Tokyo, 1979) has consistently engaged with throughout his international body of work. Each project by the Paris-based practice Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects begins with an intensive research phase meant to excavate the memories embedded in a place and integrate these into the creative process: a method the architect terms the ‘Archaeology of the Future’. This exhibition sheds light on his creative process by bringing together his collections of reference images, sketches, objects and models.
photo: Estonian National Museum, Dorell.Ghotmeh.Tane / Architects © Propapanda
«S AM Calls» is a series of Instagram Live conversations with practitioners and thinkers from the world of architecture on the pressing questions driving the built environment today.
All conversations took place in English and were recorded. If you missed the previous conversations with Jacques Herzog, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani, Ludovica Molo, Richard Hassell, Ana Puigjaner, Theo Deutinger, Jeanne Gang, Eyal, Weizman, Rahul Mehrotra, Philippe Rahm or Asymptote Architecture, Lina Ghotmeh or Beatriz Colomina you can catch up on our Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube channels.
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