Join us for Parlour LAB 35, an intriguing look at heritage and domestic space – Jarrod Haberfield and Cristina Garduño-Freeman talk with Katti Williams and Kali Marnane about the house as heritage site.
The intimate space of the house is inextricably bound up with the processes of day-to-day existence. But what happens when that function is removed? How effective is architecture at storing memory? And how can it be remembered, or reimagined?
LAB 35 brings together practitioner-academics Jarrod Haberfield (University of Melbourne) and Cristina Garduño-Freeman (UNSW, Cottage Industries), whose engaging research and creative practice deal independently with the translation of the house as heritage site: from house-museums preserved in perpetuity, to small-scale temporary evocations of long-lost structures.
Join us for a fascinating discussion about the complexities and creative challenges of presenting and representing domestic heritage, the potential intersections of museology and architecture, and the tensions and terrain between simulacrum (the frozen) and imagining (the melting or dissolving).
When & where
12–1pm ACDT
11.30am–12.30pm AEST
11am–12pm ACST
9.30–10.30am AWST
Cost
$45 General
$30 Parlour Collective
$22.50 General concession (on request)
$15 Collective concession
We offer additional group discounts for Parlour Collective practices – see Pricing details below.
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1 formal point on completion of the cpd questions.
Refer to the Learning Objectives for Parlour LAB.
Bookings are not available. This is a past event.
