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February 10Mamālīk and Mamālik: The Citadel between Ayyubids and Seljuks in the Early 13th CenturyScott Redford Professor, Department of Archaeology and History of ArtKoç University, IstanbulFebruary 24Tea with Nefertiti: or How the Arts Shape CultureSam Bardaouil and Till FellrathFounders of Art ReorientedNew York &#38; MunichMarch 17Understanding the Urban Heritage:The Cultural Wire-Scape of Historic LahoreMasood KhanHeritage ConsultantApril 7Around the Umayyad Mosque of Damascus: New Data on the Role of Markets in the “Islamic City” of the Middle AgesElodie VigourouxAKPIA@MIT Post-Doctoral FellowApril 11 &#38; 12Conference, MIT room 4-270The Orangi Pilot Project and Legacy of Architect Perween RehmanApril 11, 6 pmKeynote Speech byArif HasanArchitect, Karachi, PakistanApril 12, 9 am - 5 pmProgram details to be announcedApril 14 Nationalism, Sentimentality, and Judgment: Cultivating Sympathy in the Syrian Uprising, 2011-2013Lisa WedeenProfessor of Political ScienceUniversity of ChicagoMay 5The Historiography of Contemporary Architecture in the GulfSumayah Al-SolaimanIbn Khaldun Fellow, MITProfessor, College of DesignUniversity of Dammam, Saudi ArabiaUnless otherwise indicated, lectures are on Mondays at 6:00 pm in MIT room 3-133 http://whereis.mit.edu/?mapterms=3-133&#38;mapsearch=go All events are free and open to the public.For further information please seehttp://web.mit.edu/akpia/www/lecturescurrent.htmAga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at MIT77 Mass Ave. Room 10-390Tel  617 253 1400Fax  617 258 8172email akpiarch@mit.eduTélécharger l'affiche : 14fallposter