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Green Days Workshop Cluj-Napoca, Fabrica de Pensule

July 16, 2011
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Green Days Workshop Cluj-Napoca, Fabrica de Pensule

Green Days Workshop Cluj-Napoca Fabrica de Pensule/ The Paintbrush Factory 2011

Green Days Workshop Cluj-Napoca (Fabrica de Pensule/ The Paintbrush Factory), July 19th-21st 2011

Fabrica de Pensule invites you to the Green Days workshop in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, an urban exploration in various spaces of the city. The workshop will include bike tours in the city, parks, green spaces, meetings and discussions with artists, arhitects, urbanists, sociologists, with guests from Italy, Belgium and England.

Green Days is an international multidisciplinary project that proposes a reflection on the relations between urban environment and nature and offers the context of larger dabates on the way we can learn from nature and apply nature-inspired models, schemes and concepts in art, urban space and science.

The Green Days workshop will be organized as an urban exploration in different areas of the city – parks (Parcul Feroviarilor, the Central Park), markets (Abator Market, Mihai Viteazu Market), the river banks, Mărăști and Mănăștur neighbourhoods, green spaces like the Botanical Garden, Hoia Forest. The workshop is a process of exploring not only the urban geography, but also an attempt to map different themes connected to urban ecology, green activism and the role that green spaces play in the urban and social tissue. At the end of the urban exploration, there will be a film projection session at Fabrica de Pensule, on the theme of biomimicry, as well as the Future Forecast
workshop, conducted by István Szakáts.

Participation at the workshop is open to anybody who will subscribe by sending an email at corina@fabricadepensule.ro (please mention your name and the part of the workshop that you would like to participate at). The tours in the city will be on bikes; there is a possibility to use the bikes offered for free by the Green Revolution Association, through the national bike-sharing program I’Velo (please mention in the email if you would like to use a bike).

The detailed programme is available on: greendaysproject.tumblr.co​m
Contact: corina@fabricadepensule.ro​, 004 0725 530 105

Green Days Workshop Cluj event on Facebook.

Organizer: Fabrica de Pensule (www.fabricadepensule.ro)
Partners: neoncampobase (IT), AAA – Audiovisual Artists Anonymous (BE), Radar (UK)
Financed by: European Cultural Foundation (www.eurocult.org)
Supported by: Green Revolution Association (www.greenrevolution.ro)

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