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EPIC world premiere of “MUNDO FRÁGIL”, Bêka & Lemoine’s new film, featuring Smiljan Radić!
A full house at MoMA, met with a standing ovation! The screening was followed by an engaging Q&A with Bêka & Lemoine, Smiljan Radić, and Martino Stierli, MoMA’s Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design.
Thank you MoMA and ADFF for organising such a memorable night!
Stay tuned for the next screenings of the film.

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🇮🇹A Trieste, una visita alla mostra Fotoni, di Ila Bêka, una raccolta fotografica tratta dal suo archivio storico. In mostra quarant’anni di ricerca personale. Lo spazio è quello del Magazzino delle Idee, uno dei depositi del vecchio porto, riconvertito in polo culturale e di esposizione. Tematica di luce e corpo, di buio e tenebre ma anche di autoironia.
🇬🇧🇮🇹In Trieste, a visit to the Fotoni exhibition, by Ila Bêka, a photographic collection taken from his historical archive. Forty years of personal research on display. The space is that of the Magazzino delle Idee, one of the warehouses of the old port, converted into a cultural and exhibition centre. Theme of light and body, of darkness and obscurity, but also of self-irony.

#ilabeka #trieste #fotograﬁa #friuliveneziagiulia #erpacfvg

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Just a few days to go until the world premiere of “MUNDO FRÁGIL” at MoMA in New York!

The first film dedicated to Smiljan Radić, 2026 Pritzker Prize laureate, by Ila Bêka & Louise Lemoine, presented in collaboration with the Architecture & Design Film Festival (ADFF).

The premiere screening, followed by a Q&A with Smiljan Radic, Martino Stierli and Bêka & Lemoine, is already SOLD OUT — but two additional screenings have just been added!

And that’s not all! 🎬

ADFF New York will also host the US premiere of “THE WORLD IN A SQUARE”, followed by a Q&A with Martin Rein-Cano from Topotek 1 and Bêka & Lemoine.

See you in New York! 🥳

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🌊 We made a big splash yesterday at @theaterrotterdam with Numakge Public Pool! Today, we’re diving into Thursday’s programme at @lantarenvenster and @nieuweinstituut! Already want to dip your toes into Friday?

The highlights for tomorrow are in, take a look! 👀

Here’s what not to miss on Friday, 9 October:
↳ Dutch Premiere: The World in a Square by Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine
↳ European Premiere: Asphalte Public by Jan Buchholz
↳ European Premiere: Googie by Jake Gorst
↳ Documentary: Out of the picture by An.Ash Smolar
↳ Dutch Premiere: The Space Architect by Rebecca Carpenter
↳ Dutch Premiere: Scarecrows by Laila Pakalniņa

Find more information and tickets at affr.nl 📲

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Trieste incanta. Ogni volta mi racconta un pezzetto diverso di passato e di presente. E di territorio. Un museo. Una mostra. Un'esperienza. Tra una pasticceria francese e un caffè storico. E ogni volta mi chiedo come sarebbe viverci per un po'.

Prossimamente vi racconto qualcosa su @crepenewsletter 📩
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#Trieste #MuseoTelegraficoePostaledellaMitteleuropa @itsplatform @magazzinodelleidee @ilabeka @museobora @fondazionefsitaliane #Cormons @abbaziadirosazzo @zecsafet #hovistocose

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42 - The Emotional Power of Space
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Ila Bêka & Louise Lemoine
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Bêka & Partners, 2023
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“How does space affect our physical, psychological and emotional state? Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine explore this question through the lively and intimate form of the conversation with twelve renowned architects for whom perception and sensoriality play a central role in their work. The Emotional Power of Space gathers stories of sensibility which reveal the intuitive and irrational forces at play in our relation to space.”
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#design #architecture #darchbooks #architecturebooks #bookstagrambooklover bookclub

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After so many years spent in a country that has welcomed you, it’s always a great pleasure to receive such a gesture of affection. And besides, I’ve always dreamed of being a wandering knight like Don Quixote!

Ila Bêka, Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, French Ministry of Culture, 2026.

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Next Thursday, 3 September at 6:30 PM, join us at bruno (@books.bruno) in Venice for the book launch of ROMA VIETATA, together with Luca Galofaro (@luca_galofaro) and Ila Beka (@ilabeka)

Once upon a time, Rome was entirely reachable by car: you could park anywhere, and the squares were not mere scenery but spaces for everyday use, places to be crossed, occupied and lived in. The book traces the history of freedom of movement prior to the advent of limited traffic zones, railway rings, pedestrian areas and the utopia of the smart city. Paradoxically, this book explores the future of Rome through what has become forbidden.

Photo credit @francescospallacci

The book is available on our website and in bookshops

#humboldtbooks #romavietata

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A Trieste al Civico Museo della Civiltà Istrizna, Fiumana, Dalmata per la mostra d'arte "Le due età di Dudovich" con.le opere di Marcrllo Dudovich, al Magazzino delle Idee alla mostra fotografica "Fotoni" di Ila Beka, a Palazzolo dello Stella (UD) in "Via Roma 50" con un'opera mia (Finestra Esistenziale") e di Alida Puppo ("Manichino Etnico"), von Marco e Chiara.

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presentazione libro

Stefano Ciavatta, Luca Galofaro (a cura di) - Roma vietata. Viaggio nella città raggiungibile, Humboldt 2026

03 settembre 2026 | h 18:30
Luca Galofaro in conversazione con Ila Beka

Un tempo Roma era ancora tutta raggiungibile in auto, come se la città fosse una immensa distesa lasciata aperta, disponibile. Si poteva parcheggiare ovunque e le piazze non erano solo scenografie, ma spazi d’uso quotidiano, luoghi attraversati, occupati e vissuti. Raggiungere il cuore della città era un diritto, un bisogno, una faccenda naturale e familiare, mai una colpa. Era l’epoca della massima confidenza del cittadino moderno con la città storica, da Roma antica a quella medievale, dalla polis rinascimentale a quella barocca, dalla Roma settecentesca a quella umbertina, fino a risalire tutto il Novecento. Il volume ripercorre la storia della libertà di movimento prima dell’arrivo delle ZTL, degli anelli ferroviari, delle isole pedonali, dell’utopia della smart city. Per paradosso, questo libro guarda al futuro di Roma attraverso quello che le è stato vietato.

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