EL ASUNTO URBANO, in collaboration with the MUSEO TAMAYO, presents the third edition of SUMMER SCHOOL, a training program that seeks to foster transdisciplinary practice in the design of projects that intersect visual arts, literature, architecture, and urbanism. The program takes the urban environment and the various possibilities of city-making, citizenship, and memory as its starting point.
In its third edition, El Asunto Urbano's Summer School is titled DOCUMENTING THE CITY. Its primary objective is to guide participants in developing methodologies and projects that document the city through four disciplinary lenses: artistic practices, urbanism and architecture, photography, and archives.
