A conversation with Andrea Staid IT Hosted by Prisca Arosio

Notes:
00:00 Oggetti Socievoli
00:12 Intro Andrea Staid
00:58 Discussion. Andrea and Prisca discuss the book 'La casa vivente. Riparare gli spazi, imparare a costruire' by Andrea Staid published on April 8, 2021 by ADD editore (https://www.addeditore.it/catalogo/la....
Andrea also talks about vernacular architecture and how using local material could be interesting in a city's context both for sustainability and creating a stronger sense of place and identity (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeo4...)
17:10 How were you living your house before and how this has change the lockdown experience?
19:38 What did you value you objects before and how this has change during the lockdown experience?
20:57 What’s Sociable Objects mean to you? What make you think?
Lorenza speaks about the poem 'Perdute Cose' by Gianluigi Rocca ( find here poem: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KZSs...)

Oggetti Socievoli presents
A conversation with Andrea Staid
Hosted by Prisca Arosio

Andrea Staid teaches Cultural and Visual Anthropology at Naba, comparative literature at Insubria University and he holds a Phd at the University of Granada. He collaborates with MUDEC and he is the director of the series ‘Biblioteca /Antropologia’ for Meltemi’ editorial house. He is the author of the following books: La casa vivente, I dannati della metropoli, Gli arditi del popolo, Abitare illegale, Le nostre braccia, Senza Confini, Contro la gerarchia e il dominio. His books have been translated into Greek, German and Spanish. He collaborates with various newspapers, including Il Tascabile and Left.

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Oggetti Socievoli is a project that investigates home objects that have been discovered, re-discovered and re-interpreted during social isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The season of home objects | La stagione degli oggetti di casa
Language: English | Italian
Category: Art - Culture - Society
Content: Photo contributions, Essays, Handcraft productions, Social analysis
Date: Copyright © 2020
Location: Amsterdam - Milano
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ISBN 978-90-831153-4-4