Jette Sandahl: A better city calls for a much better museum? 25.10.2011 Den Gamle By

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Talk held at Urban History Exhibited. Seminar at Den Gamle By in Aarhus, Denmark. 25th October 2011. Jette Sandahl, Director of Museum of Copenhagen As nations decrease in importance and as the power of big cities increases, city museums become potentially more interesting. The scale and tempo, the richness, the contradictions and conflicts, the diversity and dilemmas of contemporary urban cultures are forcing many city museum realize that they are lagging behind, barely keeping up with their cities, and they have to examine their mission and purpose, their strategies and core values. The Museum of Copenhagen is one such museum trying to find methods of permanent change to keep up with the rapid and dynamic changes of our city; trying to find ways of anticipating, responding to and interpreting the sometimes intangible qualities of life; trying to develop platforms which support mediation, living with complexity, with disagreement, and which encourage participation, and invite users to engage with and challenge each other.

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............. ..................... OTHER CITIES, OTHER WORLDS ... ... ......................................... .............. . URBAN IMAGINARIES IN A GLOBALIZING AGE EDITED BY ANDREAS HUYSSEN Duke University Press Durham and London 2008 147 Okwui Enwezor Mega-exhibitions: The Antinomies of a Transnational Global Form ASIA 181 Gyan Prakash Mumbai: The Modern City in Ruins 205 Rahul Mehrotra Negotiating the Static and Kinetic Cities: The Emergent Urbanism of Mumbai 219 Yingjin Zhang Remapping Beijing: Polylocality, Globalization, Cinema 243 Ackbar Abbas Faking Globalization MIDDLE EAST 267 Farha Ghannam Two Dreams in a Global City: Class and Space in Urban Egypt 289 Orhan Pamuk Huzun-Melancholy - Tristesse of Istanbul 307 Bibliography 321 Contributors 325 Index ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The essays that make up this volume were first presented as formal lectures in a year-long graduate research seminar in 2001-2002 at Columbia University, conducted as a Sawyer Seminar and funded by the Mellon Foundation. All of the essays have been updated and rewritten since they were first presented. The seminar was concluded two years later by a follow-up conference which gener- ated further discussions and several more essays. Both the seminar and the conference featured architects, urban historians and theorists, anthropologists, sociologists, literary and cultural crit- ics, curators, and writers, most of whom came from those non- Western cities they spoke about. Two essays were commissioned at a later time to round out the volume. My first thanks go to the Mellon Foundation for the generous funding and support that made the seminar possible. The Sawyer Seminar itself was developed in close cooperation between the Center for Comparative Literature and Society, which I directed at the time, and the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation at Columbia University. Special thanks are owed the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation and its deans Bernard Tschumi and his successor Mark Wigley, the Temple Hoyne Buell Center for American Architecture and its director Joan Ockman, and my colleagues at the Center for Comparative Literature and Society. I am especially grateful to Rahul Mehrotra NEGOTIATING THE STATIC AND KINETIC CITIES THE EMERGENT URBANISM OF MUMBAI Cities in India, characterized by physical and visual contra-dictions that coalesce in a landscape of incredible plural- ism, are anticipated to be the largest urban conglomerates of the twenty-first century. Historically, particularly during the period of British colonization, the different worlds-whether economic, social, or cultural-that were contained within these cities occu- pied different spaces and operated under different rules, the aim being to maximize control and minimize conflict between op- posing worlds.1 Today, although these worlds have come ...

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