DAVID GARCIA LECTURE AT "OSLOO" INSTALLATION


Today at 19:00 David Garcia will give a short lecture intertwined with DJ music at FOS floating installation "OSLOO". The lecture will present concepts of UTOPIA and DYSTOPIA.

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