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Installation:<\/p>\n
Jane Haining Quayside (Vigad\u00f3)<\/p>\n
GOGGLEs:<\/p>\n
F\u0151v\u00e1m Sq. (Near the Pest side of Szabads\u00e1g Bridge)<\/p>\n
Raoul Wallenberg Quayside (Near the Buda side of Szabads\u00e1g Bridge)<\/p>\n
Friedrich Born Quayside (Near the Buda side of Erzs\u00e9bet Bridge)<\/p>\n
V\u00e1rkert Quayside (Near the V\u00e1rkert Baz\u00e1r boat station)<\/p>\n
Friedrich Born Quayside (Clark \u00c1d\u00e1m station of tram 19\/41)<\/p>\n
Sztehlo G\u00e1bor Quayside (Near the Buda side of Sz\u00e9chenyi Chain Bridge)<\/p>\n
Bem Qayside (Batthy\u00e1ny Sq.)<\/p>\n
The Buda side of Margit Bridge (between Angelo Rotta Quayside and \u00c1rp\u00e1d Fejedelem St.)<\/p>\n
Id. Antall J\u00f3zsef Qayside (South side of J\u00e1szai Mari Sq.)<\/p>\n
22 September \u2013 23 October 2023<\/p>\n
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Exhibiting artists:<\/p>\n
Valyo – City and River Association (creative manager: Mikl\u00f3s T\u00f6m\u00f6r, coordinator: Lilla Kammermann, creator: Fl\u00f3ra Mad\u00e1csi)<\/p>\n
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Partners:<\/p>\n
FabLab Budapest, Hybrid Dessous, Decorative and Public Lighting Budapest (BDK) Ltd.<\/p>\n
[\/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][\/vc_column][vc_column width=”2\/3″ el_class=”full-2″][vc_column_text]Bathing in the Danube in the area of the capital has always raised important issues regarding the use of urban space. The first so-called wooden pools in the 1810s-20s were small enclosed areas of the Danube, which made open water bathing safely available until the Second World War, when it was later banned by decree due to pollution and budget shortage. It was not until the late 2010s that a turn came for bathing in Budapest: thanks to improved water quality and continuous monitoring, a free public beach on the R\u00f3mai-part riverbank was opened for a single day in 2019 and 2020, and from 2021 it is open every summer as the only designated Danube beach in the city.
\nThe idea for the project, which tells the story of wooden pools, was conceived and will be implemented by the Valyo \u2013 City and River Association. Valyo\u2019s main mission is to make the river accessible to everyone in Budapest and to make the Danube a (liquid) public space for the city dwellers.
\nWithin the framework of the Biennale, peep-boxes, so-called GOGGLEs, developed by the association, will be placed on the Buda and Pest quays, marking the sites of former wooden pools, while a contemporary wooden pool structure will be set up next to the Vigad\u00f3 on the Jane Haining quay. Not only will the public space objects and the related events recall the history of the wooden pools, but also reflect on how urban bathing could be reintroduced into the public consciousness and demonstrate contemporary examples of it in major cities across Western Europe.
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Photos: \u00c1kos Keppel<\/p>\n
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