Urban Culture

Welcome to Urban Culture. Here you find documentary research, field studies and interactive projects dealing with emergent urban cultures and the transforming built environment. There are also links to a network of urban arts and architecture collectives highlighting collaborative efforts and open workshops conducted around the world. Image: Photo:  Collage, Cloud in Stadium, Lyssna, Fargfabriken Kunsthall. 2009  PTL

• Marvels and Catastrophes, NEW PROGRAM: Rome
  Friday 17. Sep. 2021 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Il Corivale: Stalker Osservatorio Nomade Exhibition at the NAI, Rotterdam
  Saturday 13. Jan. 2018 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Walk Vilnius Walk: June 20-21 2016
  Thursday 23. Jun. 2016 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• the Belly Button of Rome: Porta Maggiore (english version) Plus exclusive missing images
  Thursday 16. Jun. 2016 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Space Metropoliz See the film see the place
  Sunday 26. Oct. 2014 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• From Mass Propaganda Spectacle to Mass Political Protest: the Mediatic Spaces of Political Demonstrations
  Thursday 25. Sep. 2014 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Skyscraper Zoo, and Other Tall Stories/ from the PTL archives/
  Monday 11. Aug. 2014 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Plans and Slums (from the Stalker/ON archives: 2008)
  Wednesday 26. Feb. 2014 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Geography of Protest: Camp Casey 1, Crawford (First published September 2005)
  Wednesday 26. Feb. 2014 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• MIAMAP the Anna Lombardi photos
  Saturday 13. Aug. 2011 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• The Lost Continents of Utopia -- Visions 2009
  Thursday 14. Jul. 2011 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• MIAMAP Notebooks 2000-2001
  Tuesday 05. Jul. 2011 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• MIAMI ARTS PROJECT/ 2000-2001
  Saturday 26. Feb. 2011 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Stalker Unbounded
  Monday 31. Jan. 2011 – by Peter Thomas Lang
   
• Stalker on Location
  Thursday 02. Dec. 2010 – by Peter Thomas Lang
  Many scholars have described how urban activities, histories and identities are prescribed, controlled and homogenized. Far less attention, however, has been paid to the myriad possibilities that public space still offers people to do what they choose. Loose Space explores the continuing richness of public life that is created and sustained by urbanites themselves.