Dharavi Slum for Sale Premiere / Jugaad Urbanism Exhibition Pr
Saturday, Nov 20, 20105:30 AMEDT
| 536 LaGuardia Place New York, NY
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Please join the Center for Architecture and the Consulate General of Switzerland, along with exhibition partners: the Indo-American Arts Council, The New School and the Society of Indo-American Engineers and Architects for a preview of the exhibition Jugaad Urbanism: Resourceful Strategies for Indian Cities (February 10 – May 14, 2011) and premiere of the film Dharavi, Slum for Sale, by Lutz Konermann. More info here: http://cfa.aiany.org/index.php?section=calendar&evtid=2444 Buy tickets here: http://www.nycharities.org/events/EventLevels.aspx?ETID=2745 Proceeds from this event will support the upcoming Jugaad Urbanism exhibition. Program: 7:00-8:45pm Welcome Ms Sabine Ulmann Shaban, Deputy Consul General of Switzerland Introduction Margaret Castillo, 2011 AIA New York Chapter President Curator’s preview of Jugaad Urbanism Kanu Agrawal Introduction – Dharavi, Slum for Sale Aroon Shivdasani, Executive Director, Indo-American Arts Council Screening of Dharavi, Slum for Sale (80 min.) Film maker’s remarks and Q & A Lutz Konermann Reception: 8:45 – 9:30pm Limited seats. Tickets and Donations are 100% tax deductible. No refunds. * Individual - $50 ($75 at the door) * Corporate Friend - $1000 (10 tickets and recognition as supporter of the exhibition at the Friend level) * Donation (will not be attending) With generous support from the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York Special thanks to Umberto Dindo, AIA, Secretary, AIA New York Chapter Jugaad Urbanism: resourceful strategies for Indian cities Set in the radically uneven urban landscapes of Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Delhi, and Mumbai, India, Jugaad Urbanism explores how the energy of citizens "making-do" is translated by designers, architects, NGOs, and governmental entities into efficient and inventive strategies for sustainable urban growth. From slum resettlement projects such as the reconfigured plot by Cybermohalla in Delhi to infrastructure projects like the newly implemented skywalks of Mumbai — the exhibition (February 10 – May 14, 2011) highlights how "jugaad" interventions (a Hindi term that describes an innovative, resourceful approach) are challenging traditional spatial hierarchies and mechanistic planning principles. Dharavi, Slum for Sale documents the complexities of recent development strategies for the Dharavi slum outside of Mumbai. For further information: www.konermann.net/dharavi_en.html
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