SCOPIO Magazine Crossing Borders Shifting Boundaries: Architecture + Addendum
SCOPIO Magazine Crossing Borders Shifting Boundaries: Architecture + Addendum
This first issue of the second cycle of scopio Magazine [2 1/3], entitled Crossing borders and shifting boundaries: Architecture, focuses on the exploration of the concept of crossing and erecting boundaries in different fields of study and practices, aiming to present a comprehensive understanding of these problems connecting them to the imagery Photography and Architecture, in order to question our cultural values and the features of spaces and buildings.
This new cycle of scopio Magazine, Crossing borders and shifting boundaries, will help promote awareness and understanding about Documentary and Artistic Photography on what comes to its design as a tool to question Architecture, the City and the Territory.
This means understanding architecture as a discipline and practice with interest, on the one hand, in real space and its experiences and, on the other hand, in how architecture works with more comprehensive systems: social-cultural, technical and historical.
Authors and Editors
Pedro Leão Neto (ed.), Ângela Ferreira, Gabriela Vaz-Pinheiro, Susana Ventura, Paul Seawright, Valter Vinagre, Pedro Gadanho, Sérgio Gomes, Olívia da Silva, Lucília Monteiro, Milton Pacheco, Roberto Goycoolea, Thomas Demand, Attillio Fiumarella, Kiluanji Jia, Wolgang Wirh, Matt Johnston
The universe of interest of scopio editions is, generically, that of Architectue, Art and Image (AAI) and, specifically, that of Documental and Artistic Photography related with Architecture, City and Territory. SCOPIO Editions has a dynamic structure integrating periodical and non-periodical publications, with the aim of divulging the several works and authors who use or research the universe of Architecture, Art and Image, with special focus on Documentary and Artistic photography, related with Architecture, City and territory, in a critical, exploratory and innovative approach.
Porto, 2014
186 pages
ISSN 1647-8266