Georg Trogemann, Lasse Scherffig: Lab3 – A laboratory for Experimental Computer Science / Laboratoire D’Informatique Expérimentale, in: MCD, Musiques & Cultures Digitales, Issue 62, 2011, 80-81 › PDF (2.4 MB)
Neue Medien machen Sinn, Wiesbaden
The project Quantenspiegel (Quantum Mirror) is part of the exhibition Neue Medien machen Sinn at the Hessian Ministry for Science and Art, Wiesbaden.
Yacht Kaiserstuhl at Dortmunder U
Since December 2010, Yacht Kaiserstuhl can be seen outside the Dortmunder U.
$GPGSV: Satellites in View
Lasse Scherffig: $GPGSV: Satellites in View, in: Mindaugas Gapševičius (Ed.): Migrating: Art: Academies:, EESI, KHM and VDA, Angoulême, Köln and Vilnius, 2010, 258-267 › PDF (4.8 MB)
Studia UBB. Philosophia: Special Issue on the Phenomenology of Digital Technologies
Member of the advisory board of Studia UBB. Philosophia for a special issue on the Phenomenology of Digital Technologies (no. 3/2010).
ISEA2010 RUHR
During ISEA2010 RUHR, Yacht Kaiserstuhl is being shipped from China to Dortmund, Germany, rebuild and finally shown at Museum for Art and Cultural History, Dortmund.
Heavy Matter
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).
gamescom 2010
The computer game eight+ is shown at Cologne’s gamescom, the largest trade fair and event highlight for interactive games and entertainment.
Yacht Kaiserstuhl
Installation and process, 2010
In cooperation with Echo Ho
Process and installation about global trade and labour. We reversed the transfer of the Kokerei Kaiserstuhl coke plant from Dortmund, Germany to Shandong, China by constructing a Yacht shaped sculpture from Chinese steel and rice straw from the Shandong region and having it shipped to Dortmund. After being exhibited there, it finally was stolen in summer 2011.
Living Matter
International summer school
KHM, Academy of Media Arts Cologne in cooperation with Free University Berlin.
July 18th-23rd, 2010
The summer school brings together artists and researchers who work in the context of biological laboratories. Besides methodological and theoretical discussions we want to stimulate the exchange between research in arts and humanities. We would also like to mediate experience of laboratory work by practical exercises, e.g. in Lab3, Laboratory for Experimental Computer Science. Therefore, the program includes project presentations by the participants, BioArt and laboratory workshops in addition to plenary and public lectures.