Please register by 12th November via mail at: conference.urbanmetamapping@uni-bamberg.de
Location: Dominikanerstraße 2a, D-96049 Bamberg
and Zoom
Tuesday 23.11.2021
13:00-14:00 CET Registration
14:00-14:30 CET Welcome and Introduction: Carmen M. Enss (UMM Bamberg)
14:30-16:00 CET Keynote: Prof. John Pendlebury (Newcastle): Planning the British Historic City: the Impact of World War Two
16:30-18:15 CET Session 1: Cartographies of urban borders Chair: Serafeim Alvanides (GESIS)
Grzegorz Strauchold & Jakub Tyszkiewicz (Wrocław): War destruction and socio-political changes in Polish city plans of Wroclaw
Subhasree Ghosh (Calcutta): Mapping, the Metropolis: The physicality and Mentality of post-partition Calcutta
Mohamed Fareed (Cairo): Old City of Jerusalem: Counter-mapping a city in conflict
18:15 CET Virtual Tour of the Exhibition “Catastrophe. What Comes After the End?”, by Stefanie Plappert (curator, DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum Frankfurt am Main)
Followed by Meet & Greet / Aperò
Wednesday 24.11.2021
09:00-10:45 CEST Session 2: Cartographies of destruction Chair: Elisa-Maria Hiemer (UMM Herder)
Eleni Gkadolou (Athens): Ruins after the Greek Independence war: a spatial picture by the French Scientific Mission of Moreas, 1828
Noemi Quagliati (München): Aerial Reconnaissance Photographs of Bombed Cities in German and Polish Visual Cultures: Tracing the History of Two Photos of Frampol
Anna Seidel (Berlin): How to Document Urban Destruction? Literary and Cartographic Topographies of Warsaw after WWII
Anna Vyazemtseva (Moscow/Roma): Sketch as a tool for disaster mapping: Alexei Schusev's drawings of destroyed monuments of Istra
11:15-12:30 CEST Session 3: Cartographies of reconstruction Chair: Piotr Kisiel (UMM Erkner)
Gruia Bădescu (Konstanz): Cartographies of frontier urbanism: Documenting destruction and planning reconstruction after border change in Yugoslav Rijeka
Peter J.Larkham (Birmingham): Bomb damage, opportunity and rebuilding in post-war Britain
Barbara Szczepańska (Wrocław): Maps, projects and designs as a link between pre- and post-war history of the city:
a case study of Opole
13:30-14:30 CEST Guided Bamberg tour with Georg-Felix Sedlmeyer (UMM Bamberg)
14:30-16:15 CEST Session 4: Cartographies of memory Chair: Birgit Knauer (UMM TU Wien)
Inessa Kouteinikova (Amsterdam): Collecting for the Glory of Empire: cartographic cache of disaster settlements from the Turkestan Album
Nicolás Mariné (Madrid): The Front Line as Territory: Mapping Cultural Heritage of the Spanish Civil War in Madrid
Lora Sariaslan (Amsterdam): Transgressing the Map: European-Turkish Contemporary Artists at Work
Aleksandra Szczepan (Kraków): Intimate cartographies of the Holocaust
16:45-18:30 CEST UMM Roundtable discussion
The UMM Project and data platform.
Concluding remarks and the way forward
Serafeim Alvanides (UMM GESIS), Carmen Enss (UMM Bamberg), Birgit Knauer (UMM TU Wien), Elisa-Maria Hiemer (UMM Herder), Piotr Kisiel (UMM Erkner), Klaus Stein (UMM Bamberg), Georg-Felix Sedlmeyer (UMM Bamberg)
Chair: Carol Ludwig (UMM GESIS) and Laura Demeter (UMM Bamberg)
Dr. Carmen M. Enss
UrbanMetaMapping
Centre for Heritage Conservation and Technologies
University of Bamberg
Am Zwinger 6, D- 96047 Bamberg, Germany