Historical gardens, truth and fiction
International Landscape Study Days 2019, fifteenth seminar
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Readings, restorations, critical interpretations of historical models in the 20th and 21st century landscape
The topic chosen for the study days seeks to underline the importance of keeping alive both research and exchanges around “historical gardens” so that they may continue playing a germinal and proactive role in the context of the debate on contemporary landscape, guiding all levels of courses of study in this field, and on the places where one is called upon to intervene, in settings where this historical heritage is extensively and deeply embodied.
Thursday 21st February 2019
10am-10.30am
Marco Tamaro, institutional greetings
Luigi Latini and Simonetta Zanon, introduction to the Study Days 2019
The game of replicas
Authenticity, use and migration of historical models and documents, copies
10.30am-1.30pm
Luigi Latini introduces and coordinates the morning session
Vincenzo Cazzato, Truth and fiction in the 20thcentury Italian gardens: design, models, accomplishments
Raffaella Fabiani Giannetto, The Italian legacy in 20th-century American gardens: the case of Philadelphia
Beate Reuber, Berlin, “Gärten der Welt”: international garden and landscaping artistry from five continents
3pm-5.30pm
Josè Tito Rojo introduces and coordinates the afternoon session
Finola O’ Kane Crimmins, Colonial landscapes: design strategies from Ireland and the Irish Caribbean
Bianca Maria Rinaldi, Exoticism and authenticity: “Chinese” gardens
Filippo Pizzoni, Italian or English garden? If it’s fashion, it’s in fashion
6pm
Marta Maffucci, Transformation of gardens and landscape in cinema: from place to location to set
Friday 22nd February 2019
Exercises in critical reading
Examples from the twentieth century and the current milieu
10am-1pm
Monique Mosser introduces and coordinates the morning session
Luigi Gallo, Learning from Pompei. The Vesuvian gardens: archaeological research and modern inspiration
Stéphanie de Courtois, From city planning to military cemeteries, Jacques Gréber’s new uses of formal garden patterns
Annemarie Lund, Scandinavia: relation between history and modern landscape architecture
2.30pm-3pm
Prati urbani. I prati collettivi nel paesaggio delle città/City meadows. Community fields in urban landscapes
Enrico Fontanari presents the book edited by Franco Panzini (Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche-Antiga Edizioni, Treviso 2018)
3pm-18pm
Anna Lambertini introduces and coordinates the afternoon session
Anette Freytag, Dieter Kienast: rethinking landscape architecture with references from garden history
Christian Bertram, Holland: from the restoration of Het Loo to Michael van Gessel’s “invisible gardens”
Luigi Latini, Giuseppe Rallo, Simonetta Zanon, Villa Farsetti in Santa Maria di Sala, reinventing a villa garden in Veneto’s present-day landscape
speakers
Christian Bertram, Universiteit Van Amsterdam, Department of Art History/Dipartimento di Storia dell’Arte
Vincenzo Cazzato, Università del Salento, Dipartimento Beni Culturali, Lecce
Stéphanie de Courtois, École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Versailles,équipe de recherché AM:HAUS- Actualité des modernismes – histoire, architecture, urbanisme, sociétés (FR)
Raffaella Fabiani Giannetto, National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington
Enrico Fontanari, Università Iuav, Venezia;
Anette Freytag, Rutgers University, Department of Landscape Architecture, New Brunswick, NJ
Luigi Gallo, Università degli Studi della Basilicata, Dipartimento delle Culture europee e del Mediterraneo, Matera
Annemarie Lund, Chief Editor «Landskab», København (DK)
Marta Maffucci, scenografa, Roma
Finola O’ Kane Crimmins, University College, School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy, Dublin
Filippo Pizzoni, architetto paesaggista, aMAZING_sTUDIO, Milano
Giuseppe Rallo, Soprintendenza ai BB.AA.PP. delle province di Ve-Bl-Pd-Tv, Venezia
Beate Reuber, Grün Berlin-“Gärten der Welt”
Bianca Maria Rinaldi, Politecnico di Torino, Dipartimento Interateneo di Scienze, Progetto e Politiche del Territorio
opening, working sessions coordination
Anna Lambertini, Università di Firenze, Dipartimento di Architettura; Luigi Latini, Università Iuav, Dipartimento Culture del Progetto, Venezia; Monique Mosser, Écolenationale supérieured’architecture deVersailles, Centre André Chastel, Paris (Honoraria); José Tito Rojo, Università di Granada; Marco Tamaro, direttore della Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche; Simonetta Zanon, Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche, progetti paesaggio.