Cities Methodologies is UCL's annual exhibition and events programme exploring cities and innovative urban research from artists, academics and researchers worldwide. 

Led by the UCL Urban Laboratory, in conjunction with the UCL Slade School of Fine Art, this year's exhibition takes place in the Slade Research Centre in London's Woburn Square from Tuesday 28 October until Friday 31 October. 

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Led by the UCL Urban Laboratory, Cities Methodologies is an annual exhibition and events programme exploring innovative research methods in the study of cities and urbanism.

This audio guide provides information about the 2014 edition of Cities Methodologies, taking place between 28-31 October in the UCL Slade Research Centre. 
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The first studio on the fifth floor holds two works, Cally Calls and the Failed Architecture timeline. 

Cally Calls is an artist-led research project exploring the multiple voices of the area around Caledonian Road in London. The Failed Architecture timeline opens up new perspectives on urban failure by questioning the status quo’s surrounding regeneration.

Follow the hashtag #CitiesMethodologies to see news, updates, photos and blogs from the exhibition.

Cities Methodologies 2014 - Studio 1

Narrate rounded out the final leg of MRelay 2016/17. 

Storytelling is a tool for knowledge generation and cultural transmission. The telling of one’s personal journey can be used to share cultural history and create social cohesion. This session provided a speaker’s corner for the city, a platform for ideas to be heard and stories to be told. It was opportunity to hear from ethnically and culturally diverse voices, ages and genders. Here we investigated digital storytelling, personal and architectural narratives. 

Our questions were: How can new technologies encode narrative, strengthen identity and build community? With the rise of artificial intelligence, we explore what it means to be human.

Narrate was hosted by Karen McCartney, writer and editor extraordinaire. Speakers included Aric Chen, curator of art and design at M+; Sam Cooney, publisher of The Lifted Brow; Jill Garner, Victorian Government Architect;  Candy Bowers, actress, social activist; Adele Varcoe, producer and fashion designer; Kenny Pittock, Melbourne-based visual artist; and Lucy Adams, manager of homeless law at Justice Connect.

MRelay—Part 4: 'Narrate' • Sat 4 Feb 2017

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MADHAB02 • Eye Nono • My Blue Horizon (Snippets)

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