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September 15, 2022

ADFF:NY — presented by Eventscape —has many live Q&As and special conversations with insightful speakers that are not to be missed if you're attending ADFF:NY. For the other cities, a different lineup of speakers and talks will be announced as we get closer to each festival.

Also, don’t forget to join us in the ADFF:NY Lounge during the festival where the furniture will be supplied by Suite NY, the lighting by Juniper , and the pop-up bookstore by Brooklyn's Head Hi. A full bar will be available throughout the festival, and new to Cinepolis, drinks are now allowed in the theaters!

SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS

Karen Kariuk

Sept 28th — 7:30

The opening night screening for this season’s festival will be Fashion Reimagined, an uplifting story of one woman's commitment to creating a sustainable and beautiful fashion brand. This amazing film had its world premiere at Tribeca Film Festival.

Join Karen Kariuk from Design for Freedom and ADFF Festival Director Kyle Bergman in a conversation about how we should not only be concerned about sustainability in the manufacturing practice but also how we treat humans who produce the products we use in fashion and the built environment.

Buy tickets for this film and conversation.

Chris Eitel

Sept 29th — 6:30

After the screening of Vladimir Kagan: A Life of Design, a film that celebrates artists and craftsmen, join Chris Eitel, the director of design and production at Vladimir Kagan Design Group, and the film's director Elizabeth Clark in a conversation moderated by ADFF's festival director Kyle Bergman.

Buy tickets for this film and the conversation.

This program is supported by Holly Hunt

Jan Louter

Sept 29th — 7:00

After the US premiere of Under Tomorrow Sky, a film that follows the fast-paced professional life of Winy Maas, principal at MVRDV, join the film's Dutch director Jan Louter who has created over 35 documentaries about artists, writers and social interests.

Buy tickets for this film and the Q&A.

This program is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA program by the Consulate General of the Netherlands in New York.

Sean Anderson

Clara Kraft Iono

Sept 29th — 9:00

After the US premiere of Bawa's Garden, a dreamy film about the search to understand the Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa's connection between modernism and the natural environment, join Sean Anderson, a former MoMA curator and currently the director of Cornell’s AAP's Bachelor of Architecture Program. Sean will be in conversation with the architect Clara Kraft Iono, who is also the director of the film.

Buy tickets for this film and the conversation.

Vladimir Belogolovsky

GES-2 Trailer

Sept 29th — 9:15

GES-2 is a beautifully crafted film about a Renzo Piano project in Moscow that transforms a former power plant into a new, global cultural institution. This film premiered at 78th Venice Film Festival and has played at many prestigious film festivals. Before the film, curator and critic Vladimir Belogolovsky will give a special introduction about the project and the film.

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Hélène Binet

Sept 30th — 5:00

Internationally acclaimed Swiss photographer Hélène Binet will give a 30-minute presentation entitled Hélène Binet in Conversation With Space.

Reserve seats for this talk.

This program is supported by the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York.

Julia Gamolina

Sept 30th — 6:15

ADFF will present the US premiere of Maija Isola - Master of Colour and Form. This film, about the Finnish artist Maija Isola — one of the first designers of Marimekko — is a story about balancing work and life while designing fabrics for one of the most distinctive brands in the world. After the film, join Julia Gamolina, the founder and editor-in-chief of Madame Architect for a conversation.

Buy tickets for this film and the conversation.

Thomas Beyer & Adrian Dorschner

Sept 30th — 6:30

ADFF will present the world premiere of Robin Hood Garden. This film is a story of complexity and contradiction in modern architecture, set around a public housing project in London that was built in 1972 and demolished before its 50th anniversary. Join the film’s directors Thomas Beyer and Adrian Dorschner for a Q&A after the film.

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This program is supported by the Goethe Institute in New York.

Tassos Langis & Yiannis Gaitanidis

Ioanna Theocharopoulou

Sept 30th — 6:45

ADFF will present the US premiere of Builders, Housewives and the Construction of Modern Athens. The city of Athens is so much more than its classical architecture. There’s a vibrant energy, buzz and density that fills its streets and neighborhoods. This film unveils a new perspective of the city, examining the most distinctive Athenian building type – the polykatoikía (condominium) – and the city's reconstruction by the anonymous lay builders and their housewives, who were the most unlikely “co-authors.” Join the film’s directors Tassos Langis, Yiannis Gaitanidis and the architect Ioanna Theocharopoulou for a Q&A after the film.

Buy tickets for this film and the Q&A.

This program is supported by the Onassis Foundation

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