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[caption id="attachment_4602" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Wörlitz Lake and Church St.Petri in Wörlitz near Dessau, Germany[/caption]Type : ConférenceDate : 22 - 24 juin 2017Lieu : Berlin, Museum of Asian Art, Berlin-Dahlem, Small Lecture HallKunsthistorisches Institut der Freien Universität BerlinWorkshop “TRANSPLANTED PLACES - Garden Design and Shifting Cultural Geographies 1650–1800 Transregional Perspectives”Venue: Museum of Asian Art, Small Lecture Hall, Takustraße 40, 14195 Berlin-DahlemOrganizers: Prof. Dr. Joachim Rees, Prof. Dr. Jeong-hee Lee-KalischPROGRAM22.06.2017 – Thursday18:00-19:30 : Welcome address - Joachim Rees, Jeong-Hee Lee-KalischKey note -  Hans von Trotha (Berlin) : A Garden is a Garden is a Garden. Reestablishing a Discourse on the Art of Gardening in the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century23.06.2017  Friday09:30-13:00 : Panel I  Travelling, Collecting, GardeningChair - Klaas Ruitenbeek (Berlin)Marianne Klemun (Vienna) : Connecting Spaces – Mobile Meanings of PlantsLianming Wang (Heidelberg) : Exotic Plants and Transplanted Spaces in Eighteenth Century BeijingStefan Schweizer (Düsseldorf) : Mountains, Rivers, Monuments. Landscape and Territory as Symbolic Features in Early Modern European Gardens14:30-18:30 : Panel II  Gardens and the Geography of Opposition and DissentChair - Sebastian Fitzner (Berlin)Jeong-hee Lee-Kalisch (Berlin) : Veins and Bones: Garden Landscape as Representation of the Cosmic OrganismJongsang Sung (Seoul) : Garden as a Secluded Paradise – Seventeenth-Century Joseon Scholar Kosan Yoon Seondo’s  GardenFranziska Bub (Berlin) : The Wörlitz Landscape Garden – A Place of Opposition and Retreat in the Second Half of the Eighteenth CenturyJoachim Rees (Berlin) : Colonies Lost and Regained. Landscape Gardening and Contested ›Colonial Fantasies‹ in Late Eighteenth-Century Germany24.06.2017  Saturday09:00-12:30 : Panel III  Gardens and the Aesthetics of ItinerancyChair - Gert Gröning (Berlin)Wybe Kuitert (Seoul) : Raising Children: The Garden and Japan Perceptions of Constantijn HuygensAnna Ananieva (London) : Curiosity for the East: Imagination and Knowledge of Chinese Culture in Eighteenth-Century RussiaYoonjung Seo (Berlin) : King Ch?ngjo (r. 1776-1800) and His political Ambition Represented in the Royal Garden: Focusing on the Gatherings at the Jade Stream in Ch’angd?k PalaceSheng-Ching Chang (Taipei) : The Enlightenment of Prussia Through the Far East – From the Planning of the Royal Gardens of Potsdam to Nineteenth-Century Urban GreeningFinal DiscussionFor details please visit:http://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/khi/institut/veranstaltungen/veranstaltungen/workshop_transplanted_places.htmlPlease register until June 15, 2017 via email:Arbeitsbereich-Rees@geschkult.fu-berlin.de