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Program

8th Urban Creativity
REMOTE -
Conference
8. 9. 10. July 2021
ALL TIMES - Lisbon / London Time Zone
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC/ GMT +1)

FINAL PROGRAM

8 July - Urban Creativity Studies
09H15-09H30 – Wellcome words – Pedro Soares Neves

9h30 – 10h00 –
Cultural Policy Openning Panel * (to confirm)
Tiago Andrade, Diretor da Área de Entretenimento, AgoraPorto
Edson Santos, Vice President at Agueda City Council

10h00 - 11h00

Panel 1 - Urban Creativity Studies academic field
Moderator: Peter Bengtsen

Mattia Boscaino - Developing a qualitative approach to the study of the street art world

Gabriela Leal - Street Epistemologies


Lachlan MacDowall - Flash Forward, a series of art commissions in laneways in Melbourne

11h00 – 11h30 – Carlos Mare – About NYU , Hip Hop Education Center

11h30 – 11h45 break


11h45 – 13h30
Panel 2 – Local approach
Moderator: Hugo Cardoso (GAU/ CML)

Clara Sarmento - The Project StreetArtCEI

Vasco Rodrigues - I wanna be Adored - the evolution of street art in Lisbon

Ana Luísa Castro, Ana Gariso - Lisbon vs Porto: Contrasts in urban art public management

Laura Rodrigo, Adris Fernández, Carmen Ruiz - Comparative analysis of urban art cataloguing projects in the cities of Monterrey (Mexico) and Jaén (Spain)

Enrico Bonadio - Litigating Copyright in Street Art: The Latest Developments from France and Italy


13h30– 15h00 Lunch break

15h00 – 15h30

Panel 3 – Image
Moderator: Isabel Carrasco

Emma Marie L Love - Through the Modern Graffiti Photographers Lense

Lorenzo Stefano Iannizzotto, Rafael Sousa Santos - Photography as an instrument to approach Residual Spaces on the Peri-urban Fringe


15h30 – 16h15

Panel 4 – Activism
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Marianne Geraldine Walker - Reclaiming the city through urban art

Barbara Priolo - Public art in Riace: challenging capitalism to recapitalize the intercultural community.

Emilia Jeziorowska - Conventionality and innovation. Détournement in 2011-2012 protest art

16h15 – 16h45 – 
Keynote speech – Andrea Baldini - Street Art, Graffiti, and the Politics of Improvisation


16h45 – 17h00 - Break

17h00 - 18h30

Panel 5 – Memory
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Mattia Ronconi, Jorge Manuel Lopes Brandão Pereira, Paula Cristina Almeida Tavares - Representation and Reconstruction of Memories and Visual Subculture

Laima Nomeikaite - Street art, heritage and everyday improvisation

Jacob Kimvall - Highway Resurrected?

Isabel Carrasco - Diving into a street art intervention from 1979

Jaume Gomez Muñoz - Nasty Stuff: Research interviews and graffiti archive by Craig Castleman 1978. Research by INDAGUE and Contorno Urbano

18h30 – 18h45 – End of the day words – Pedro Soares Neves + moderators





9 July - Urban User Experience
09H25-09H30 – Wellcome words – Pedro Soares Neves

9h30 – 10h30

Panel 1 – Posthumanism
Moderator: Sónia Rafael

Alejandra Isabel Taylhardat, Marie Martins, Marla Dias, José Miguel Abreu - Transhuman Simulation

Inês Vargas Frazão, Maria Horta, Catarina Landim, Ema Caetano - Potential Social and Economic Repercussions of The Transhumanist Revolution

Duarte Costa, Francisco Janes, Maria Proença, Rodrigo Amâncio - ATMA, Interfacing with the brain

10h30 – 10h45 – break


10h45 – 12h00

Panel 2 – Data Surveillance
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Catarina Diniz, Cláudia Gomes, Sara Encarnação, Vadym Skaskiv - Aeon: An Interactive Experience on Virtual Immortality and the Potencial Consequences of Data Surveillance

Bruno Miguel Silva, Helena Maria dos Anjos, Pedro Diogo Tavares, Lola Manuela Meintjes - Globule: Control data in order to manipulate the algorithm.

Eduardo Féteira, Raquel Gomes, Mafalda Rodrigues, Matilde Fernandes - The Playground - the future of platform capitalism


12h00 – 14h00 – Lunch break


14h00 – 15h00

Panel 3 – Accessibility
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Gustavo Mello Castro - Tod. An AI braille translator for visualy impaired people

Ana Henriques, Victor M Almeida, José Gomes Pinto - The problem with gender-blind UX

Mariana Ramos - Interaction design in museological activity, include or exclude

15h00 – 15h15 – break


15h15 – 15h45 -
Jon Yablonski – author of the book - Laws of UX: Using Psychology to Design Better Products & Services (Detroit, USA)


15h45 – 16h15 - Hollander, Justin - Biometrics and the Public Realm: Urban Design and Planning During the COVID Pandemic


16h15 – 16h30 - End of the day words – Pedro Soares Neves + keynotes + moderators





10 July - Practise driven approaches
09H25-09H30 – Wellcome words – Pedro Soares Neves

9h30 - 10h45

Panel 1 – Publications
Moderator: Marco Neves


Bjorn Van Poucke – Street Art Today 2 The 50 most influential street artists today (book)

Martyn Reed, Susan Hansen - Nuart Journal “Lockdown/Reconnect”

Jaume Gomez Muñoz - Strictly Toyz Magazine 3: documenting toy and bad graffiti (book)


10h45 – 12h00

Panel 2 – Project driven research
Moderator: Susan Hansen

Jo Preußler - Graffitimuseum project

Rafael Sousa Santos - Simple impressions of a linear territory

Stephen Pritchard - Conversations On Walls

Ana Cristina García-Luna Romero, Javier Alberto Flores Leal - Monterrey, city of urban expressions


12h00 – 12h15 Break

12h15 – 13h15

Panel 3 – Structures
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Sandi Abram - Ljubljana Street Art Festival

Luca Borriello – talk about - Inopinatum Centro Studi sulla Creatività Urbana

Lori Goldstein - Manager of WESTAF’s Public Art Archive.

13h00 – 14h30 – Lunch break


14h30 - 15h30

Panel 4 – Culture
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Anna Rodrigues - Challenging Media (Mis)Representations of Indigenous Women and Girls through Public Art Interventions

Helena Maria Silva Santana, Maria Rosário da Silva Santana - How street art can honor culture and their artists

Ilaria Lombardo - Graffiti in the Dheisheh refugee camp


15h30 – 16h30

Panel 5 – Practice
Moderator: Jacob Kimvall

Vittorio Parisi - The Weird and the Urban

Kristin Lee Moss - The Power of Painting and Paste-Ups

16h30 – 17h30 - break


17h30 - 18h30

Panel 6 – Time
Moderator: Pedro Soares Neves

Malcolm Jacobson - Subcultural memory - photographs and aging graffiti writers

Carlos Mare – About Graffiti Museum (Miami, US)

Todd Bressi - Interim Coordinator, Artistic Planning Mural Arts Philadelphia

18h30 – 19h00 – Closing remarks



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Sunday 11th
Lecture: 15–17:30 pm
Q&A: 17:30–18 pm

(Lisbon time)


As a closing event for the Urbancreativity.org 2021 Remote Conference (July 8, 9 & 10), we partner with the Urbanario School for a guest masterclass by Javier Abarca.


Street art in the nineties

The popularity of street art waned in the late eighties, and most local scenes vanished with it. The nineties saw little activity in general. 

The two main exceptions were Revs and Shepard Fairey, two very different but equally influential artists. The monumental and visionary work developed by Revs and Fairey in the nineties laid the first foundations of what street art would become in the next decade.

A third main harbinger of 21st century street art took shape in Europe by the end of the nineties, when a budding sub-scene of graffiti writers started to experiment with the propagation of images. 

This lecture provides both a detailed historic account and an incisive critical contextualisation of the key actors and moments in this underexplored decade.

Urbanario School

The Urbanario School is Javier Abarca’s online academy for advanced education about graffiti and street art. “Street Art in the Nineties” is one of the 20 main lectures in the school’s program. Lectures are pre-recorded and streamable, dynamic and full of high-quality images.


How to access the masterclass

Send us an email here: info@urbancreativity.org
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