Υποχρεωτικό κατ' έπιλογήν μάθημα της ομάδας Εξειδικεύσεις, Εμβαθύνσεις, Πειραματισμοί, στο 8ο εξ. του προπτυχιακού κύκλου σπουδών του τμήματος Αρχιτεκτόνων Μηχανικών της Πολυτεχνικής Σχολής του Α.Π.Θ. (ακαδ. έτη 2014-25). Διδάσκουσα: Νάντια Καλαρά, αναπληρώτρια καθηγήτρια Α.Π.Θ.
TEACHING: Future Collectors, 2007-08
- RESEARCH: Academia page
- TEACHING: Unmappings 2014-15
- TEACHNIG: In Situ 2017-18
- TEACHING: Artists Books 2017-20
- Ιστορία της χαρτογραφίας
- Robert Smithson, Τέσσερα Κείμενα
- Robert Smithson, The Collected Writings
- Marie-Ange Brayer: Maps
- Walking Artists network
- Walking and Art
- Stalker Lab
- Eric Ellingsen
- UbuWeb
- kolaj magazine
- Larissa Fassler
- A Sea Change
- Drawing Matter
- Thessaloniki Social Atlas
Ολυμπία Ναζαρίδου: Τέσσερις ή παραπάνω διαδρομές σε συνωμοσία με τον εαυτό μου
Χρήστος Γεροθόδωρος: Λύση συνέχειας
Post - Platform: ανιχνεύοντας το αθέατο, ιχνογραφώντας το επερχόμενο
Θεοχάρης Δόσπρας: Η προβλήτα ως μηχανή
Αθηνά Τάσιου: Λόγια της προβλήτας
Post - Platform: ανιχνεύοντας το αθέατο, ιχνογραφώντας το επερχόμενο. Εργαστήριο, δημόσια παρουσίαση και έκθεση. Οκτώβριος-Δεκέμβριος 2023
"Post-platform:tracing the unseen, drawing the upcoming", is an art and architecture workshop, led by visual artist and architecture professor Nadia Kalara, realized in the context of the international program "A Sea Change", in collaboration with MOMus Experimental Center for the Arts in Thessaloniki. The participants were postgraduate and undergraduate students of the School of Architecture, AUTH. The workshop took the first pier of Thessaloniki port as its area of study. Trying to identify the site's problems, politics and aesthetics, it applied various unconventional mapping processes. The participants were expected to invent their own subjective systems to survey this particular area, study the invisible activities and the unseen elements, mapping the ephemeral, the tactile and the corporeal while having always in mind the symbiotic relationships between people, the place and the sea.
The intensification of the touristic and cultural uses of the 1st pier over the last years creates space for research on the ecological, economic and social issues registered and manifested on site. The 1st pier can be perceived and experienced as a transportation device, a mutating spatial and temporal surface, a thematic park, a heterotopia, a theater setting, an augmented space, as a real and virtual terrain at the same time. The workshop attempts to position the participants as artists and architects-researchers, "ethnographers of the everyday".The aim is to devise subjective cartographic methods that will be informed by the practices and examples discussed. The examples cover a wide spectrum of the " cartographic trend" in visual arts and architecture from 1950 on and highlight the inactive meanings of place, contribute to the production of new narratives about the city, the critical reflection of the representations and uses of the city 's public space. With the help of updated psychogeographical practices, mental and critical mapping and most importantly with the help of the fascinating poetics of the map and mapping as manifested in contemporary visual arts, the participants were invited to focus on the everyday practices that characterize the site beyond the dictates of formal planning. To invent and carry out "perceptual experiments" in space, interpret visually various atmoshperes, detect and process micro-ecologies and eco-systems, invent and apply methods of documentation an recording of invisible, hidden, collateral elements of the site.








