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VIULectures 1|06. Venice and Globalization and Sinking and Shrinking Cities: New Orleans & Venice
VIULectures 1|06. Slides and audio files online: VIU Lectures is an initiative promoted by VIU, in collaboration with Marsilio, to provide a platform for international and local professors to discuss key issues in current debate.
November 16, 2006. Venice and Globalization: Venice and Globalization is the first topic addressed in this lectures series promoted by VIU, in collaboration with Marsilio, to give a platform to international and local professors to discuss key issues in current debate.
December 7, 2006. Sinking and Shrinking Cities: New Orleans & Venice: Sinking and Shrinking Cities: New Orleans & Venice is the second topic addressed in this lectures series promoted by VIU, in collaboration with Marsilio, to give a platform to international and local professors to discuss key issues in current debate.
May 10, 2007. Design and culture. Finnish Brand Design and Nokia: This series of VIU Lectures is organized in collaboration with Designpeople and TURN, two professional communities of designers, in order to address the issues of creativity and innovation.
May 24, 2007. Transdisciplinarity between Art, Technology and Economics as a Principle for Continuous Innovation: This series of VIU Lectures is organized in collaboration with Designpeople and TURN, two professional communities of designers, in order to address the issues of creativity and innovation.
May 10 & 24, 2007. VIULECTURES 1|07. Creativity and Technological Innovation: towards complementarity
November 14, 2007. Why Writers Love Venice: VIU Lectures is an initiative promoted by VIU to provide a platform for international and local professors to discuss key and current issues. The lecture series is open to the public.
November 21, 2007. Humans in the Age of Genetics and Computers: VIU Lectures is an initiative promoted by VIU to provide a platform for international and local professors to discuss key and current issues. The lecture series is open to the public.