BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Memento EPFL// BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:PERFORMING DIPLOMACY\, MAKING SPACE PUBLIC: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY D ISCUSSION BETWEEN ARCHITECTURE\, PERFORMING ARTS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIO NS DTSTART:20230524T121500 DTEND:20230524T140000 DTSTAMP:20260508T120546Z UID:8e0c2a2d2d318b4c350cb01f900e986bc280d664a88fe77273abdacd CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars DESCRIPTION:Introduction:  Marie-Laure Salles\, Director\, Geneva Graduat e Institute  Grégoire Mallard\, Director of Research\, Geneva Graduate I nstitute  Discussion:  Daniel Zamarbide (EPFL): “Crafted Architecture s and Experiential Attitudes: Actions and Consequences in the era of ChatG PT”  Stefan Kaegi (Rimini Protokol): “Performing Diplomacy”  Anna Leander (Geneva Graduate Institute): “Humanitarian Futures: Designing International Relations Differently?”\nArchitects\, designers\, performi ng artists and social scientists reflect today on the material infrastruct ures that empower the public\, allowing them to voice their desires and ex change opinions in local\, national or transnational arenas and contexts. This panel will highlight three types of projects related to the construct ion of publics and diplomatic fora\, starting with the new ephemeral publi c space in construction by the EPFL school of architecture and its student s in the vicinity of the Place des nations. Then\, it will move onto perfo rmances based on simulations of environmental diplomacy proposed by the Ri mini Protokoll. The panel will end with forthcoming interdisciplinary expe riments at the frontier of international relations and design studies.\n\n Auditorium A2 | Maison de la paix\, Geneva\n\n\nIntroduction: \n\n Marie- Laure Salles\, Director\, Geneva Graduate Institute \n Grégoire Mallard\ , Director of Research\, Geneva Graduate Institute \n\nDiscussion: \n\n\ n Daniel Zamarbide (EPFL): “Crafted Architectures and Experiential Atti tudes: Actions and Consequences in the era of ChatGPT” \n Stefan Kaegi  (Rimini Protokol): “Performing Diplomacy” \n Anna Leander (Geneva Graduate Institute): “Humanitarian Futures: Designing International Rela tions Differently?”\n\n\nDaniel Zamarbide is an architect recognised bo th in Switzerland and internationally for his experience in the design and construction of research-oriented architecture. After 15 years as founder and partner of group8architects\, he now concentrates his transdisciplina ry work in various contexts with a strong link to cultural and artistic pr ogrammes. He is co-director of the ALICE laboratory and Superstudio at EPF L (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) and was a Professor at HEA D between 2008 and 2021. Founder of BUREAU in 2012 (Switzerland-Portugal)\ , his research lies at the intersections of architecture\, scenography\, d esign\, landscape architecture\, and publishing.\n\nStefan Kaegi co-produ ces works with Helgard Haug and Daniel Wetzel\, under the label “Rimini Protokoll”. Using research\, public auditions and conceptual processes\, they give voice to ‘experts'\; who are not necessarily trained actor s. Recent works include the multiplayer-video-piece “Situation Rooms”\ , “100% São Paulo with 100 local citizens on stage” and the “World Climate Conference”\, a simulation of the UN conference for 650 spectato rs in Schauspielhaus Hamburg. . Recent works also include “Uncanny Valle y“\, a monologue for a humanoid robot\, and “Société en Chantier“\ , an immersive performance about public construction projects.\n\nAnna Lea nder is Professor of International Relations at the Geneva Graduate Insti tute and at the Institute of International Relations - PUC\, Rio de Janeir o. She has researched and published widely on issues related to the politi cs of commercial security\, including its material-aesthetic dimensions. W ith Jonathan Austin\, Anna recently published "Designing- With/In World Po litics. Manifestos for an International Political Design"\;. She is curren tly starting her work on the project The Future of Humanitarian Design.\n \nThe discussion will be moderated by Grégoire Mallard\, Professor in th e Department of Anthropology and Sociology and Director of Research at the Geneva Graduate Institute.\n\nPlease note that this event can be joined o nline or in-person\, and will be recorded and made available on the Instit ute's YouTube channel.\n\nMore information and registrations here:\nhttps: //www.graduateinstitute.ch/communications/events/performing-diplomacy-maki ng-space-public-interdisciplinary-discussion-between?fbclid=PAAaYNpsgIf8lg WKgCFYogf9mF7-ci69dkPcKsfyRvQQyyOG2TJn0XXLcXCnU\n\n  LOCATION:https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/communications/events/performing -diplomacy-making-space-public-interdisciplinary-discussion-between?fbclid =PAAaYNpsgIf8lgWKgCFYogf9mF7-ci69dkPcKsfyRvQQyyOG2TJn0XXLcXCn STATUS:CONFIRMED END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR