Ideal spaces news update
Cover photo caption: Cultural heritage now and then. Venice Beach, L.A. Photo U. Gehmann
Event Loss of Cultural Heritage
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THOSE REGISTERING FOR OUR ‘LOSS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE’ EVENT (SEPTEMBER 4-6) – The final link for online registration for our September 4-6 event- a new and final link for confirmed participation will be sent to all those participating 1-2 days before the Workshop begins
Events
Loss of Cultural Heritage
Our event is approaching soon. Dealing with the different facets of such a loss today, important aspects of recent societies will be addressed also. In total, with such a lens we include the present into the past and the future. We look also into the future because we need solutions. We can now confirm the following speakers for the event: Prof. Ettore Mazzola from Italy, Prof. Jason Montgomery from USA, Prof. Taimoor Khan from Pakistan, Ana Schluth from USA, Prof. Anna de Jong from UK, Jessie Croteau from USA, Natasha Sharma from India, Haydn Price from UK, and others to be added.
The link to register by name, and the program can be found here: https://www.idealspaces.org/event/loss-of-cultural-heritage/

Cosmos and Chaos
In a collaboration with the Accademia Vivarium Novum in Frascati (near Rome), we are in the process of preparing the program for this event. It will take place at the end of January 2027, in Frascati. We look at different dimensions of cosmos, and chaos, also in a recent scientific and social perspective.
Ideal Spaces website
We reconstructed our English and German websites, to bring a more dynamic, organized and consistent look for our readers. Please have a view at www.idealspaces.org
We hope that you find the viewing experience enjoyable.
Podcasts
We have taped a number of new podcasts that will be available for viewing in the coming weeks. Included in our tapings is an informative podcast on the Rise of the Cockroach Movement in India, direct from India. Also a view to Mexico City and how the population density and new government programs are affecting the hinterland and lakes around Mexico City, as well as information on how the city itself is sinking yearly.
We are continuing releasing podcasts to Substack weekly, as well as to our established podcast locations. All podcasts can be found on our website
Social Media
We are continuing our weekly releases to all our social media, as well as adding informational storylines for discussion to our Ideal Spaces group https://www.facebook.com/groups/820082393600717
Journal
We are preparing our next issue, dealing with cultural heritages old and new, and the loss of heritage triggered by new tendencies. For more, have a look at https://urban-eidos.com/call-for-contributions/
