PERFORMING SPACE 2023
Conference       7 to 9 July
 
 
 

Scientific committee 

 

Chair: Dr Eftichis Pirovolakis

 

University of the Peloponnese:

Dr Maria Mikedaki

Dr Christina Zoniou

Dr Athena Stourna

 

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid:

Prof. Alberto Morell Sixto

Dr Pablo Berzal Cruz

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Università degli Studi di RomaTre:

Prof. Francesco Careri

PhD (c) Alba Balmaseda Domínguez

 

Nottingham Trent University:

Dr Andrea Moneta

Conference
University of the Peloponnese, Nafplio

 

Academics, practitioners, and students from art, theatre, architecture, dance, anthropology, archaeology, history, philosophy, landscape architecture, urban planning, cognitive sciences, etc. who are developing any reflection from a performative perspective on the built environment are encouraged to participate in this conference by sending papers for the conference within these strands:

 

Spatial performativity - performative space: Environment shapes performance / performance builds environment

Understanding space through performance: Body, performance, embodiment, space

Performing metaphors of space: Scenarchitecture, Spatial dramaturgy, the empty space and the black box 

Political performance - political space: space politics, participatory urbanism, gender and space, identity and space, space activism

Intangible Cultural Heritage: rituals, legends, myths, stories, dances, music, etc.  

 

 

Please send a 500-word abstract to info@performingspace.org by 30th April 2023

Papers presented to the conference will be considered for publication 

 

Language: English

 

Key Dates

Abstract submission:  January 23th, 2023

Deadline for abstract submission:  April 30th, 2023

Notification of acceptance: May 3rd, 2023

Deadline for registration (payment of fees): May 12th, 2023

Conference: 7th to 9th July, 2023

 

Conference Fees

Academics 75 €

Practitioners, postgraduates and PhD candidates 40 €

 

Soon, we will offer you a small guide to help you with accommodation and how to get to Nafplio