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http://www.mscnantes.org/fuw9fjhtycy Utrecht Manifest is a bi-annual cultural event in and around the city of Utrecht. The fourth edition of Utrecht Manifest is under the artistic direction of Studio Makkink & Bey in collaboration with Ester van de Wiel, Sophie Krier, Erik Wong and Christel Vesters.
https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/t75ajg0w The central theme for this edition of Utrecht Manifest is the potential of ‘the working landscape’ as a model for development in our inner cities. In many cities, including the area of Hoograven in Utrecht, industry is vanishing from the urban fabric in order to make way, for instance, for a new apartment complex.
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click here Based on four projects the New Work Landscape investigates the significance of this model, for example, on social cohesion, sustainable interpretation of our mobility issues, economic sustainability, and new ways of conveying knowledge and skills.
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