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Workshop:Forum Visual Culture
Interdisciplinary Workshop
Winter 2015/2016
The "Workshop:Forum Visual Culture" ("Workshop:Forum Visuelle Kultur") is an intensive seminar held in block format with invited guest lecturers (artists, scholars and other professionals with different backgrounds), exploring interdisciplinary aspects and intersections between disciplinary theories and practices. Each workshop-forum focusses a special issue/theme that is closely related to the regular course program of the related semester.
Students and graduates working on issues related to the workshop's focus are invited to introduce and discuss their projects.
In Winter 2015/2016 the Workshop:Forum is part of the program of the FZHG study group "KNOWLEDGE OF TOOLS – TOOLS OF KNOWLEDGE". The focus is set on "TOOLS OF VISUALIZATION – TOOLS OF IMAGINATION".
For more info pls. see the course description in German.
For more info on the study group "KNOWLEDGE OF TOOLS – TOOLS OF KNOWLEDGE" pls. see
Basic Project Info "KNOWLEDGE OF TOOLS – TOOLS OF KNOWLEDGE" at www.visuelle-kultur.info
as well as the main project platform of the study group "KNOWLEDGE OF TOOLS – TOOLS OF KNOWLEDGE" at
www.artscied.net/wwww
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Winter 2015/2016
Workshop:Forum Visual Culture
TOOLS OF VISUALIZATION – TOOLS OF IMAGINATION
Interdisciplinary Workshop-Seminar
S (2 SWS) – block seminar – room 206/212 and on the spot
project:
KNOWLEDGE OF TOOLS - TOOLS OF KNOWLEDGE
tags: aesthetics, agency, analogital, art & media, art & science, biosciences, crafts, creativity, cultural history, design, digital culture, displays, diy, do it yourself, do it yourself cultures, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, film, games & play, hacks, history of science, image & imagination, informatics, invention, invisibility, knowledge cultures, mapping, material culture, memory, modelling, net cultures, network cultures, neurosciences, objects & things, perception, photography, popular culture, representation, seeing, technology, things, tools, topology, toys & tools, video, vision, visual culture, visualisation
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