August 15 Sunday
Forum: Green from Scratch
A month of Dutch media in Shanghai
In August the Dutch Culture Centre will be dedicated to digital art and new media. Innovative Dutch and Chinese artists, architects and digital media makers demonstrate how media, art and technology can contribute to the design of a future city. Adaptation: Designing The Future City consists of an exhibition by V2_ and the Dynamic City Foundation and a forum with Neville Mars.Those who decide to stay at home can follow some of the activities online.
Forum: Green from Scratch
Why don’t new sustainable cities look any different from twentieth-century ‘car cities’? Why is a sustainable city being constructed in the centre of the largest industrial area in the world? Can technology provide all the solutions required for a sustainable future?
The day after the opening, of the exhibition Adaptation: Designing The Future City, Neville Mars of the Dynamic City Foundation will host an ongoing 'organic debate' in the forum From Scratch to Green. A panel of thirty internationally recognised specialists will discuss how a sustainable city can be actually realised.
Exhibition (14 August - 5 September 2010)
The exhibition includes 3rd I (Third Eye), a miniature utopian city by V2_ with interactive robots operated by the visitors (both in Shanghai and in Rotterdam), and Genetic City, a 46-metre long video installation by DCF that showcases design proposals for green cities of the future. The exhibition opens on 14 August >>read more
More online information
Adaptation: Designing the Future City www.adaptation.nu
3rd I (Third Eye) www.the-third-eye.org
Genetic City + Forum burb.tv/view/B.A.R.C._-_Greening_the_Metropolis
Designing the Hybrid City www.themobilecity.nl/adaptation
Sponsors
The exhibition, the forum and the conference were partly funded by Acer, TNT, the Mondriaan Foundation, Rotterdam City, the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW), the Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture (BKVB), The Netherlands Architecture Fund and Dutch DFA.






