At Art Laboratory Berlin the book release of “Half Life“ will take place. The book presents 41 artistic positions including BAS associate Lisa Glauer, Graduate School fellow Kerstin Ergenzinger and alumna Agnes Meyer-Brandis.
The Einstein-Circle “body – y – motion“ examines possible interactions and potentials of an interplay between artistic experiment and scientific research. The next guest will be Gesa Ziemer, professor for cultural theory and practice.
Kerstin Ergenzinger and Kiran Kumar, fellows of the Graduate School at BAS, and Bnaya Halperin-Kaddari, associate at BAS, are offering a workshop in the context of the Studium Generale program of the University of Arts.
Organ kritischer Kunst presents “Leere Sockel / Entfernte Monumente (Empty Pedestals, Removed Monuments) - Video, Fotografie, Installation“, the result of a seminar in the frame of GeDenkOrt.Charité, a project of the Institute for Art in Context at UdK Berlin in cooperation with the Charité Mitte/Berlin, that was initiated by BAS associate Lisa Glauer.
The BAS associate Lisa Glauer presents her dissertation "...später baut sie Atomschiffe. - Industrie- u. Militärgerätedarstellungen aus Muttermilch: zur Unsichtbarkeit weiblicher Akteure in der Kunst". Congratulations.
Our fellow Lisa Glauer will show some of her work in the group exhibition "How To Beat The February Blues" at The Ballery Berlin.
The second lecture in the frame of the Einstein-Circle "bod - y - motion: Zur Rolle von Körper und Emotionen in künstlerischen und wissenschaftlichen Praktiken“ features Martin Hirsch from the Parmenides Foundation Munique who will provide insight into his work in the area of psychomotility, artificial intelligence and activation of thinking.
Övül Durmusoglu & DA Heraklion (artist collective) Soll ich bleiben oder gehen? With Lisa Glauer & Jan Verwoert
Judith Raum, member of the advisory board of BAS and Judith Raum, alumna of the Graduate School, take part in the symposium “Was war Design?“ by the Institute for History and Theory of Design at Berlin University of the Arts.
The BAS associate Kiran Kumar will present his performance “Archipelago Archives Exhibit #1: Dear Dead Dancer” as part of the SODA Works Festival at HZT that celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Master program Solo Dance Authorship.
The Einstein Circle “body – y- motion“ starts off with a lecture by author and philosopher Alva Noë at UdK Berlin. He examines the question how bodies and emotions form artistic and scientific practices.
The symposium creates the framework for a cross-disciplinary dialogue between art & society. We improvise in all contexts and on all scales: in manageable situations and with regard to serious issues in public contexts and under precarious conditions
What has happened so far...