AzLab#61 | 18 November 2020 [session held in Spanish]
Invited speaker:
José Julio García Arranz [Universidad de Extremadura]
AzLab#60 | 14 October 2020
We all know that coffee breaks are an essential part of academic conferences!
AzLab has been a privileged meeting place for more than six years and we have missed it since March. When resuming activities, even in an online format, we wanted to recover the conversations we haven’t had in the past seven months.
For this reason, the first AzLab of this strange new season begins with a coffee break, open to everyone!
AzLab#59 on the minute | 24 June 2020
Invited speaker:
Alexandra Gago da Câmara [Universidade Aberta | CHAIA – UE | ARTIS – FLUL | CITAR-UCP]
AzLab#58 on the minute | 17 June 2020
Invited speaker:
Francisco Queiroz [Az – ARTIS-IHA/FLUL]
AzLab#57 on the minute | 10 June 2020
Invited speaker:
Marietta Chikhladze [Tbilisi State University]
AzLab#56 on the minute | 3 June 2020
Invited speaker:
Vitor Serrão [ARTIS-IHA/FLUL]
AzLab#56
AzLab#57
AzLab#58
AzLab#59
— Postponed — [COVID19]
After four postponed sessions, AzLab is back on a new format: online and on the minute.
The concept of AzLab on the minute is simple: the sessions were not canceled, but only postponed! We are just waiting for all the necessary conditions to come back to School of Arts and Humanities (ULisboa). Until then, we have made available on the Azulejo Research Network YouTube channel, these short videos, as brief presentations of what could have been, and what will be, in the near future, these four AzLab sessions.
[YouTube channel]
AzLab#55 | 19 February 2020
Invited speaker:
João Pernão [Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa / Associação Portuguesa da Cor]
AzLab#54 | 15 January 2020
Invited speaker:
Project team members — Cátia Santos | David Francisco | Isabel Boavida | Paulo Guerreiro
Lara Lourenço [Az – ARTIS-IHA/FLUL]
Organized in partnership with the National Azulejo Museum, the AzLab’s goal is to uncover new analytical perspectives on issues related to azulejos, and particularly to the study, inventory, collecting, safeguard, creation and dissemination of azulejos.
Throughout more than 10 years, AzLab has taken on different forms. Starting with in-person sessions at the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon, we switched to Zoom sessions during the pandemic and to hybrid sessions afterwards. In the upcoming season (2023-2024), the seminar will take the form of a podcast. Our goal is to discuss azulejos and various related issues, through interviews that promote the dialogue between different protagonists.
[+ info | blogue AzLab or YouTube]