The CCA is inviting all of its audience to join them for a public screening of The Self Is Not Enough on July 9th.

The 75-minute program was created to question and collectively reimagine what cities of the future might look like, and to consider what architects and urbanists can learn from this crisis to help define new ideas, behaviours, and priorities.

The program of The Self is Not Enough includes a preview the CCA?s new short documentary film ?On my Own? on singletons, addressing the global rise of people living alone.
Searching for ways to reshape individualism toward a shared future, the CCA began by posing questions to voices from within its global network: Kayoko Ota reports on Tokyo and anticipating the next disaster; Martin Huberman finds unusual solidarity in Buenos Aires; Doreen Adengo describes unequal effects in Kampala; and Guido Beltramini reflects on the health infrastructure of Vicenza. The CCA also spoke with sociologist Eric Klinenberg, who is in favour of social solidarity rather than social distancing; architect Sam Chermayeff, whose projects investigate sharing and sociability at scales ranging from a table to an apartment building; and Greg Lynn and Nicholas Negroponte, about potential transformations to come, roles for technology, and whether we will ever use elevators again.
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