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Opening exhibition with contributions by KISD students
On September 6, a new space art space and event series is opening in Cologne: RoboLAB 2020. The first event is the show Circolaris that takes place in the walkable and accessible sculpture of the same name, created by Odo Rumpf in Odonien. This sculpture will provide a lasting space for inclusive, accessible and multi-genre art and culture projects.
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After participating in the Utopian Cities, Programmed Societies summer school, a group of KISD students takes part in an exhibition of the summer school’s results at Fabrica de Pensule in Cluj, Romania.
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How does design look in times of the gig economy, template culture, scripted layouts, and the standardized interaction and aesthetics of the responsive web? What is the design potential of last year’s tools and devices we already have forgotten? How can we show work and projects while our audience is immersed in their own smartphones? In a collaboration with FH Dortmund, a group of KISD students exhibits work dealing with questions like these under the title “Print is not dead/The post-digital condition.”
Continue readingKISD is going to BURG Halle to join HURRA HURRA, a festival on rethinking design education. At the festival, we will build a shooting gallery targeting our pains with academia.
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Meta Marathon is a 42 hours non-stop digital culture festival at NRW-Forum focusing on robotics. During the festival, KISD is building an exhibition/performance landscape and living lab of robotic rituals: a Voodoo Resistor Club.
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After having traveled to Berlin over spring break, staging a successful exhibition at Schillerpalais project space, “Das Berlin-Projekt” stops at San Francisco Art Institute for a final show. On the roof of the school’s café, digital re-configurations of the works shown in Berlin are presented in the Invisible Gallery.
An exhibition at Schillerpalais, showing objects, processes, and environments by art students of San Francisco Art Institute and Bauhaus University Weimar.
On Friday, December 6th our exhibition Computerspielen. Perspectives of Play opens at Dortmunder U (U2_Kulturelle Bildung/Museum Ostwall). The exhibition presents artistic positions from the past decade that analyze computer games and the act of playing. It is organized for Next Level Conference 2013 and is open until January, 5th 2014.
Computer Games and Cultural Contingencies
As part of PLAY! CGN and for the Academy of Media Arts Cologne, we present an exhibition at the Temporary Gallery, Cologne. The exhibition focuses on the pause in computer games as artistic strategy, showing experimental video, photography, interactive pieces, environments and modified games.
An exhibition for ISEA2010 RUHR at Westfalenforum, Dortmund.
August 20th-29th, 2010
Heavy Matter has been developed by members of the teaching staff and students of the Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM).