Research rarely proceeds in a straight line. That is why this year we would like to pay special tribute to detours and unresolved issues.

We are looking for artistically and scientifically open approaches in doctoral theses and projects that are currently in the making – perhaps thinking in many directions, still undecided or in productive chaos.

The full day programme will focus on the diversity of methods and practices of artistic and scientific research. Practice-based workshops and case studies will foster inter-disciplinary exchange.

In the second colloquium, "Home is a verb: challenging perspectives on belonging", two projects are presented that challenge the idea of home.

The post-disciplinary colloquium at UdK Berlin and TU Berlin begins. 3 research projects will discuss the interplay between historical power relations, technological interventions in natural systems and changing ecological conditions.

The BAS and the Hybrid Plattform are initiating the second joint artistic-scientific colloquium of the UdK and the TU in WiSe 2024. The question ‘How do we want to live in the future’ will be discussed.

BAS and Hybrid Plattform are initiating the first joint artistic-scientific colloquium of UdK and TU. The topic is "How do we want to live in the future?"

As part of the BAS colloquium, the gardens & plots series brings together four artistic research projects at the UdK that evolve from (urban) gardens and plots as sites of research and collaboration

4th-5th November 2022

20th June 2022