Diverse Modernism | Modern Diversity
European cooperation project
On the first day of the kick-off event of the Triennial of Modernism / Triennial of Modernism 2022 in Berlin, actors* from selected future network cities will present the developments and local networks of Modernism and their dedicated work.
The Modernism is a progressive cultural heritage whose avant-garde architecture, art, urban and social developments are highly topical for the future of Europe and the resilience of values. With a planned European cooperation project, a path towards a "European Triennial of Modernism" (ETOM) is to be embarked upon, with around 40 partners* from some 15 countries, with a focus on Central Europe. Their common history of Modernism is based on a diversity of examples, sources, protagonists and - even more so today - on the diversity of actors working for the building cultural appreciation and for a sustainable perspective of Modernism . The actors face similar or comparable challenges as well as potentials and seize an opportunity with the trans-European cooperation to unite goals and address a common public.
Particularly today, in the face of war and attempts at division, as well as in awareness of the historical ruptures, the European architectural-cultural development of the Modernism and a lively exchange prove to be exemplary for cultural cooperation and cohesion, especially in Central Europe.
On the first day of the kick-off event, actors from selected future network cities will present the developments and local networks of Modernism and their dedicated work.
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Partners*
of the ETOM application are:
In Germany
Application submitted by
- zukunftsgeraeusche GbR (zkg), Berlin
In collaboration with
- buschfeld.com; Ben Buschfeld (BB), Berlin
- Goethe-Institut (GI), Munich
- Bauhaus-Kooperation (BHK)
- Landesdenkmalamt Berlin (LDA)
- Kunstbibliothek Berlin (KUBI)
European partners
(by nation in alphabetical order)
Czech Republic
- National Gallery in Prague (NGP), Prague
- Forum for Architecture and Media (4 AM), Brno
- Prague 7 District Municipality (UMC7)
Hungary
- Hungarian Museum of Architecture
(MEM-MDK), Budapest
- The Hungarian Contemporary
Architecture Centre (KÉK), Budapest
- Budapest 13th District - city municipality (B13D)
Estonia
- Estonian Academy of Arts - Institute of
Art History and Visual Culture (EAA-EKA), Tallinn
- Estonian Museum of Architecture (EMA), Tallinn
- Tallinna linn (COT), Tallinn City
France
- ICOMOS International Secretariat, Paris
Latvia
- Museum of Decorative
Arts and Design (LNMM), Riga
- Latvian Design Centre (FOLD), Riga
- Latvian Ministry of Culture (LMOC)
Lithuania
- Kaunas 2022 (K2022),
Kaunas European Capital of Culture
- Nematerialaus Turto Fondas (NTF)
- Kaunas City Municipal Administration (KCMA)
Netherlands
- DOCOMOMO international
North Macedonia
- Contineo 2020 (CONTINEO), Skopje
- University American College Skopje - Privatna Ustanova - Department of Architecture (UACS)
Poland
- National Institute of Architecture and
Urban Planning (NIAiU), Warsaw
- Institute of Architecture Foundation (FIA), Cracow
- International Cultural Centre (ICC), Cracow
- Gmina Miejska Kraków - Urząd Miasta Krakowa (CCK), Cracow
Romania
- Asociația Română pentru Cultură,
Educație și Normalitate (ARCEN), Bucharest
- SG Studio - zeppelin magazine (SGS-ZEP), Bucharest
- Second District Hall of Bucharest (SDHB)
Serbia
- Belgrade International Architecture Week (ABA-BINA), Belgrade
- ZAVOD - Zavod za zastitu spomenika kulture grada Beograda (Cultural Heritage Preservation Institute of Belgrade)
- Gradska opstina Novi Beograd, City Municipality (MNB), Belgrade
Slovakia
- Slovak Design Center (SDC), Bratislava
Ukraine
- Lviv Centre for Urban History, Lviv (LCUH), Lviv
- Urban Forms Center (UFC), Kharkiv