With
works by Chiara Campanile, Paula Flores, Johannes Frauenschuh, Frederique Neuts Leroy, Monica C. LoCascio, Marko Markovic,
Istem Özen, Alfredo Ledesma Quintana, Marthin Rozo, Mauricio Suarez Ramos, Laura Stoll
An evening dedicated to
Viennese artistry! The event marks the conclusion of the content of the Open Studio Days and offers a variety of lectures,
talks and screenings as well as artistic and scientific approaches to the motto "Making Truth".
The
highlight is the lecture of the renowned sociologist Eva Illouz. Under the title "Happycratie" she explores how the happiness
industry controls our lives.
Two top-class discussion panels complete the search for the truth.
17/11/2019
18:00-21:00Auditorium der Universität für angewandte Kunst
Vordere Zollamtstraße 7, 1030 Wien
Program:Panel "Outside the Box - scientific and artistic narratives in the field of
tension between humanism, feminism and digital data"participants:Gerald Bast (Rektor
Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien)
Johannes Frauenschuh und Monica LoCascio (beide Universität für angewandte Kunst,
Programm Art & Science)
Suchita Kulkarni (Mitarbeiterin HEPHY - Institut für Hochenergiephysik, Wien)
Hilda
Tellioğlu (Professorin, Institut für Gestaltungs- und Wirkungsforschung an der Fakultät für Informatik, TU Wien)
Moderation:
Michael Stampfer (Geschäftsführer WWTF Wiener Wissenschafts-, Forschungs- und Technologiefonds)
Outside
the Box - scientific and artistic narratives in the field of tension between humanism, feminism and digital dataAt the conclusion of the Open Studio Days, a discussion round will ask questions about being human in the advanced
digitized information society. There are scientists and artists who speak critically about their own actions regarding the
self-concept of an increasingly technocratic world. What remains of humanism and feminism in the face of algorithms (co-)
determined life and work? Can the individual person do justice to the temporality of the market and the financial world at
all? Does art possibly have the potential to intervene here and can it create ways out in favor of individual self-development
possibilities? Or are the existing systems (financial world, maker scene in the Silicon Valley, science business, art market,
...) largely decoupled from each other and from artistic ambitions? What role do art and science play as instances of shaping
society today with the increased influence of digital worlds?
20:00 Uhr: Diskussionsrunde/panel „Art
Production in Vienna”TeilnehmerInnen/participants:
Martha Kirszenbaum (Kuratorin)
Friedrich von Borries
(Kurator)
Lisl Ponger und Karin Ferrari (Künstlerinnen des MAKING TRUTH Exhibition Parcours.)
17/11/2019
18:00-21:00Auditorium der Universität für angewandte Kunst
Vordere Zollamtstraße 7, 1030 Wien
