"Ausstellung"
| Term | Ausstellung |
| Metakey | Type of project / creative work (creative_work:type) |
| Type | Keyword |
| Vocabulary | Creative work |
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Critical Zones
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- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Description (en)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 07.11.2018 - 09.11.2018
- Contributors
- Location: institution
- Location
- mittlere Lichtbrücke
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Title
- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
- Copyright Notice
- Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Legal protection / Licence
- Permission usage HfG
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Imported on
- 10.01.2019
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Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
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- Description (de)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Description (en)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 07.11.2018 - 09.11.2018
- Contributors
- Location: institution
- Location
- mittlere Lichtbrücke
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Title
- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
- Copyright Notice
- Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Legal protection / Licence
- Permission usage HfG
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Imported on
- 10.01.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
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- Description (de)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Description (en)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 07.11.2018 - 09.11.2018
- Contributors
- Location: institution
- Location
- mittlere Lichtbrücke
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Title
- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
- Copyright Notice
- Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Legal protection / Licence
- Permission usage HfG
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Imported on
- 10.01.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
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- Description (de)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Description (en)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 07.11.2018 - 09.11.2018
- Contributors
- Location: institution
- Location
- mittlere Lichtbrücke
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Title
- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
- Copyright Notice
- Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Legal protection / Licence
- Permission usage HfG
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Imported on
- 10.01.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
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- Description (de)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Description (en)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 07.11.2018 - 09.11.2018
- Contributors
- Location: institution
- Location
- mittlere Lichtbrücke
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Title
- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
- Copyright Notice
- Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Legal protection / Licence
- Permission usage HfG
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Imported on
- 10.01.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
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- Critical Zones
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- Description (de)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Description (en)
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
The exhibition at HfG in November will display some preliminary results of the projects developed by the seminar participants. It presents an opportunity to discuss – in a mode of work-in-progress – research questions, aesthetic approaches and epistemic experiments with colleagues and students of HfG and ZKM.
Opening: Nov 7, 19:00; duration: Nov 8, 10:00-19:00, Nov 9, 10:00-15:00
HfG, mittlere Lichtbrücke
- “Critical Zones”: Developing concepts and approaches for grasping the New Climatic Regime (Bruno Latour), that is the transformations in the relations of humans to their “terrestrial” conditions of existence. – The seminar series of Bruno Latour at HfG analyses these transformations as epistemic breaks and shifts of knowledge by drawing an analogy to the scientific revolution in the 17th century, where, after a crisis of former sound knowledge, new epistemic systems, representations and narrations in art, science, and religion had to be constructed and reintegrated into new dispositifs of knowledge. The project tackles an important aesthetic question, which overpasses simple forms of illustration of knowledge: How central is the imaginary capacity of the arts in constructing representations and narrations that are depictions and “generators” of new knowledge systems and therefore vital means of cultural change?
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 07.11.2018 - 09.11.2018
- Contributors
- Location: institution
- Location
- mittlere Lichtbrücke
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Title
- Critical Zones
- Title (en)
- Critical Zones
- Copyright Notice
- Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Legal protection / Licence
- Permission usage HfG
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Imported on
- 10.01.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Bürobaum
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- Bürobaum
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- Oh Tannenbaum!
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- Type of project / creative work
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- Date
- 2009
- Location: institution
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Internetlinks
- Title
- Bürobaum
- Copyright Notice
- Evi Künstle / Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
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- Media creator
- Semester
- Imported on
- 17.12.2018
- Parent sets
- 1
Dönerbaum
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- Dönerbaum
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- Oh Tannenbaum!
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- Date
- 2009
- Location: institution
- City
- Country
- Participating institution(s)
- Internetlinks
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- Dönerbaum
- Copyright Notice
- Evi Künstle / Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
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- Media creator
- Semester
- Imported on
- 17.12.2018
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Rodolphe
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- Rodolphe
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- Oh Tannenbaum!
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- 2009
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- Rodolphe
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- Evi Künstle / Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
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- Semester
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- 17.12.2018
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Christmas to go
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- Christmas to go
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- Oh Tannenbaum!
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- 2009
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- Christmas to go
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- Evi Künstle / Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
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- Semester
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- 17.12.2018
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"Why do you make films?"
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- "Why do you make films?"
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- Präsentation des Gideon Bachmann Archivs
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- Description (de)
- Das Interview-Archiv von Filmkritiker und Filmemacher Gideon Bachmann beinhaltet in etwa 500 Interviews mit bekannten Filmpersönlichkeiten, die in den Jahren zwischen 1954 und 2011 geführt wurden, und seit einigen Jahren am ZKM beheimatet ist. In den halbstündigen Gesprächen geht es Gideon Bachmann um nichts weniger als: "Why you make films? What you expect from the audience? Why you think audience is going to films? To what extent they expect to see the truth and to what extent they expect to see dreams, to what extent they expect to see other people, and to what extent they expect to see themselve?"
Auf dem diesjährigen Rundgang werden sechs ausgewählte Interviews präesentiert, und passende Filme der interviewten Filmemacher an den Abenden im blauen Salon vorgeführt.
Vorführung der Tonbänder in englischer Sprache, Raum 305, Freitag und Samstag, zwischen 15 Uhr und 19Uhr, jeweils zur vollen Stunde
Filmvorführungen (in Originalversionen mit Untertitel), blauer Salon, Donnerstag, Freitag und Samstag, 21 Uhr
- Das Interview-Archiv von Filmkritiker und Filmemacher Gideon Bachmann beinhaltet in etwa 500 Interviews mit bekannten Filmpersönlichkeiten, die in den Jahren zwischen 1954 und 2011 geführt wurden, und seit einigen Jahren am ZKM beheimatet ist. In den halbstündigen Gesprächen geht es Gideon Bachmann um nichts weniger als: "Why you make films? What you expect from the audience? Why you think audience is going to films? To what extent they expect to see the truth and to what extent they expect to see dreams, to what extent they expect to see other people, and to what extent they expect to see themselve?"
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 13.07.2017 - 16.07.2017
- Location
- HfG Karlsruhe, Raum 305
- City
- Country
- Title
- "Why do you make films?"
- Copyright Notice
- Christian Haardt
- Media creator
- Imported on
- 21.02.2018
- Parent sets
- 1
"Why do you make films?"
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- Title
- "Why do you make films?"
- Subtitle
- Präsentation des Gideon Bachmann Archivs
- Author
- Description (de)
- Das Interview-Archiv von Filmkritiker und Filmemacher Gideon Bachmann beinhaltet in etwa 500 Interviews mit bekannten Filmpersönlichkeiten, die in den Jahren zwischen 1954 und 2011 geführt wurden, und seit einigen Jahren am ZKM beheimatet ist. In den halbstündigen Gesprächen geht es Gideon Bachmann um nichts weniger als: "Why you make films? What you expect from the audience? Why you think audience is going to films? To what extent they expect to see the truth and to what extent they expect to see dreams, to what extent they expect to see other people, and to what extent they expect to see themselve?"
Auf dem diesjährigen Rundgang werden sechs ausgewählte Interviews präesentiert, und passende Filme der interviewten Filmemacher an den Abenden im blauen Salon vorgeführt.
Vorführung der Tonbänder in englischer Sprache, Raum 305, Freitag und Samstag, zwischen 15 Uhr und 19Uhr, jeweils zur vollen Stunde
Filmvorführungen (in Originalversionen mit Untertitel), blauer Salon, Donnerstag, Freitag und Samstag, 21 Uhr
- Das Interview-Archiv von Filmkritiker und Filmemacher Gideon Bachmann beinhaltet in etwa 500 Interviews mit bekannten Filmpersönlichkeiten, die in den Jahren zwischen 1954 und 2011 geführt wurden, und seit einigen Jahren am ZKM beheimatet ist. In den halbstündigen Gesprächen geht es Gideon Bachmann um nichts weniger als: "Why you make films? What you expect from the audience? Why you think audience is going to films? To what extent they expect to see the truth and to what extent they expect to see dreams, to what extent they expect to see other people, and to what extent they expect to see themselve?"
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- 13.07.2017 - 16.07.2017
- Location
- HfG Karlsruhe, Raum 305
- City
- Country
- Title
- "Why do you make films?"
- Copyright Notice
- Christian Haardt
- Media creator
- Imported on
- 21.02.2018
- Parent sets
- 1