A series of events in collaboration with 3426, Radical, and Bezalel
What makes a city resilient? What kind of human structures enable a community's sense of belonging?
What makes it able to contain and create a feeling of security? What means can it offer to regenerate? These are the main topics of the Summit as part of the New European Bauhaus Satellite Event, which will take place in the Liebling Haus. We will invite both the local and international community, professional planners, designers and artists as well as policy makers to an interplay of urban resilience practices.
The Days of Practicing Urban Resilience will offer a wide range of hybrid panel discussions and interactive talks as well as multi-sensory experiences and workshops focussing on the wellbeing of individuals to engage in the future planning discourse. Our aim is to raise the potential of the city as an ecosystem for creating structures that promote resilience. During the summit, we will learn methods and tools that strengthen a city's adaptability and resilience to future crises and promote our collective wellbeing.
Conflicts fuelled by economic inequality, ideological extremes and climate change and moreover the terrorist attackare also pivot points of paradigm shift. In the search for "resilience resources", the Summit programme itself becomes action research on what emerges in a city after a crisis. Through art, culture and participatory experiences, we aim to highlight different perspectives, needs and ideas of the future city and its community and discuss what it means to be a resilient city and resilient citizens in times of war.
About the New European Bauhaus Festival
The New European Bauhaus Festival – where imagination meets sustainability and inclusivity for a beautiful future!
We are taking part in the festival organized by the European Commission in collaboration with the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union as a guest institution and are engaging in an exchange of visions with people from Brussels and around the world.
The festival around the globe: find all participating satellite events here!
The NEB featuring Liebling Haus
"Practicing Urban Resilience" Summit Team
Head of Curation & Initiator
Arch. Sharon Golan, Head of The Liebling LAB
Co-Curation
Florian Uthoff-Erforth
Natanel Elfassy, A N +, Founder of 3426, Head of the Negev School of Architecture
Shira Levy Benyemini, CEO & Artistic Director, Liebling Haus
Sabrina Cegla, Senior Curator and Head of the Residency program, Liebling Haus
Arch. Anat Levy, Curator & Director of Urban Sustainability, Liebling Haus
Intern
Melina Hartmann
Production
Miki Simon
Shemi Dahan
Liav Levi
Graphic Design
Ran Malul
Timetable Summit Overall
Upcoming Events
Tue, Apr 09תל אביב-יפו
Tue, Apr 09תל אביב-יפו
Thu, Apr 11Tel Aviv-Yafo
Tue, Apr 09תל אביב-יפו
Wed, Apr 10Tel Aviv-Yafo
Thu, Apr 11Liebling House
Fri, Apr 12תל אביב-יפו
Wed, Apr 10Tel Aviv-Yafo
Collaborations
The exhibition "Matters of Conservation: Part 1" will be on display at Liebling Haus for the duration of the Summit.
It aims to explore the connection between the reuse of building elements and resilience through the perspective of matter and memory, and calls for continuous public action to preserve the city's disappearing materials and built heritage. Curator: Sabrina Cegla
The residency exhibitions present works by the artists of the "Block Residency" at the Liebling Haus. The fates of Haim Sokol and Yasha Rozov merged through their stay in the "model flat" and their preoccupation with the real and imaginary space between the personal and the civil. The exhibitions are open to the public during the entire period of the Summit in the Liebling Haus. Curators: Shira levy–Benyemini and Anat levy.
In addition to numerous events in Space 3426, the "No More Fish In The Sea" exhibition will be open to the public
for the entire four days of the Summit.
Partners
The four-day summit "Practicing Urban Resilience", is a satellite event of the New European Bauhaus Festival organized by Liebling Haus LAB in cooperation with Space 3426 and Radical.
Other cooperation partners include Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem, Hochschule für Bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK), Heschel Centre for Sustainability, the Israeli Climate Forum and the Green Building Council.
Many thanks to the German Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Building, the Tel Aviv Yafo Foundation and the Municipality of Tel Aviv–Yafo for their kind support.
