Semester Topics
Every semester the DCRL organizes its collective research under a semester theme, under which a series of events then take place. These themes allow us to develop coherent research thematics while flexibly engaging with a number of subsidiary themes. We usually organize symposia, workshops and lectures, as well as a variety of more experimental and open event formats, such as conversations or barcamps.
The central ‘spine’ of the recent semester themes have been the DCRLectures. A “research lecture” is a hybrid conversation format that is both strict and flexible, frontal and collaborative, and addresses the central cluster of questions which form the foundation of the DCRL: Re-Thinking the Technological Condition, Methods, the Political, and Sociality.
Centre for Digital Cultures – Summer Term 2022
12.4. 2022, 5pm, C40.704
Alessandro Delfanti
The Warehouse: Workers and Robots at Amazon
4.5. 2022, 7pm, Bar blaenk
Book Series Celebration, “In Search of Media” with editors and authors
5.5. 2022, 12pm, C14.027
Wendy Chun
Racialized Technologies: Anti-Asian Hate and Sentiment Analysis
25.5. 2022, 5pm, ZOOM
Emily West
Buy now. How amazon branded convenience and normalized monopoly.
1.6. 2022, 6pm, C40.256
Alison Powell
Undoing Optimization: The Smart City and Afterwards
14.6. 2022, 6pm, C40.152
Elizabeth Petrick
The Annotated Patent History Digital Archive
20.–24.6. 2022, Haus Cramer, Pacelliallee 18, 14195 Berlin
Stanford–Leuphana Summer Academy 2022
22.6. 2022, 7pm, ICI Berlin
Kate Crawford and Trevor Paglen
Scale (public event)
29.6. 2022, 6pm, C40.256
Barbara Hof (Zürich)
Der Simulationsreaktor als Lernhilfe. Argonaut, Anwendungswissen und der Aufbau der Atomindustrie in der BRD
30.6. 2022, 6pm, Kunstraum Leuphana Campus
Ein Abend für Wolfgang Hagen, inkl. Buchvorstellung »Das Loch. Beobachtungen vom Schwinden des Seins“
Centre for Digital Cultures – Winter Term 2021/2022
16.11. 2021
Matthew Hockenberry, Nicole Starosielski, Susan Zieger plus Contributors
Assembly Codes: The Logistics of Media
23.11. 2021
Alexander Klose
Daten sind das neue Öl? – Über systematische Zusammenhänge zwischen digitalem Zeitalter und Petromodern
30.11. 2021
Joshua Neves, Marc Steinberg
In Convenience
7.12. 2021
Wendy Chun, Melissa Gregg and others
In Search of Media
7.12. 2021
Elizabeth Petrick
Disability, Embodiment, and Online Socialization: Computerized Conferencing Technology in the 1970s
7.12. 2021
Wendy Chun
Discrimination Data
8.–9.12. 2021
Marilyn Strathern
Conference at Warburg Haus Hamburg “Unrelating: Infrastructures, Imaginaries and Politics of Disconnection”
14.12. 2021
Rodrigo Nunes
Neither Vertical nor Horizontal
15.12. 2021
Hito Steyerl, Wendy Chun
Technologies of Bureaucracy: Before and After the Digital Turn
Lecture (Stanford-Leuphana Winter Academy) at ICI Berlin
11.1. 2022
Film-Event at Scala: “Masking Threshold” by Johannes Grenzfurthner, Film Info: www.monochrom.at/masking-threshold
18.1. 2022
Jan Müggenburg plus Contributors
Reichweitenangst. Batterien und Akkus als Medien des digitalen Zeitalters
Cancelled
22.–24.2. 2022
MECS
Selbstverständlichkeiten der Simulation
Cancelled
Weekly
every Monday / 6–8pm CET “The Silicon Valley Ideology”, Laura Hille, streaming on: www.twitch.tv/simongoeshill
CDC | MECS Events– Summer Term 2021
13.04.2021
Tero Karppi, Urs Stäheli, Clara Wieghorst, Lea Zierott
Undoing Networks
26.04.2021
Wolfgang Hagen
NEUDASEIN. Essays zur sozialen Epistemologie der Smartphone-Fotografie
28.04.2021
Mar Hicks, Thomas S. Mullaney, Benjamin Peters, Kavita Philip
Your Computer is on Fire
In cooperation with SFB Media of Cooperation, Siegen
3.05.2021
Anon Collective
Book of Anonymity
8.06.2021
Aaron Benanav
Automation and the Future of Work
21.06.2021
Zukunft machen. Vergangene und gegenwärtige Zukünfte des Silicon Valleys
24.06.2021
Timon Beyes, Lisa Conrad, Randi Heinrichs and guests
Digital Encounters: Ethnography in and after the Pandemic
1-3.07.2021
Keynote: Mara Mills, Wolfgang Hagen, Jan Müggenburg, Philipp Sander, Anna-Lena Wiechern
Assistance, Assistants and Assistive Media, Conference
2-4.09.2021
Clare Birchall, Wendy Chun, Simon Denny, Marisa Galvez, Joshua Neves, Weixian Pan, Nishant Shah and others
Proof of Stake: Organizational Objects
Kunstverein in Hamburg
CDC-Forum Winter Term 2020/2021 (via video conference)
The corona pandemic has led to an abrupt surge in digitalization. In response, the CDC organizes a public discussion forum every two weeks as a video conference.
The events are dedicated to central questions of the pandemic and digital culture as well as the effects of the current crisis on social and academic life.
Interested persons who would like to be invited to the videoconferences can register by e-mail to cdcforum@leuphana.de
Past video conferences are available on vimeo: Channel "CDC Forum"
The following topics and dates are planned:
12.10.2020
Andreas Sudmann
Wie kann man die industrielle Praxis der KI medienethnographisch erforschen?
26.10. 2020
Mathias Fuchs
Spatial Conditions of Work and Play: Intangibility Replaces Haptic Experience
9.11.2020
Ilia Antenucci
Urban Extractivism: Data, Value and Computing Infrastructures
23.11.2020
Andreas Bernard, Stabile Daten
Immune Körper: Narrative der Epidemie
7.12.2020
Mara Mills, Jonathan Sterne, Jan Müggenburg
Rethinking the "Standard" in Digital Standards
11.01.2021
Michael Dieter, Laliv Melamed, Antonio Somaini
Pandemic Media
18.01.2021
Paula Bialski
Good Enough Software: A Book Overview
25.01.2021
Henning Laux, Sandra Matthäus, Philipp Zeltner
Disruptive Technologien
Barbara Hof
Der Simulationsreaktor als Lernhilfe. Argonaut, Anwendungswissen und der Aufbau der Atomindustrie in der BRD
22.02.2021
Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal
Data Demands: On New Storytelling Practices of Old Data Regimes
All events except for Barbara Hof‘s talk are online events. For registration, please send an email to cdcforum@leuphana.de
CDC Forum Summer Semester 2020 (via video conference)
The corona pandemic has led to an abrupt surge in digitalization. In response, the CDC organizes a public discussion forum every two weeks as a video conference.
The events are dedicated to central questions of the pandemic and digital culture as well as the effects of the current crisis on social and academic life.
14.04.2020
Ruth Mayer and Florian Sprenger; Moderation: Andreas Bernard
Universität im Ausnahmezustand: „Nicht-Semester“ oder Business as Usual?
20.04.2020
Andreas Bernard, Rupert Gaderer
Abwesenheitspflicht. Der Status von “Präsenz” in Zeiten der Pandemie
4.05.2020
Daniela Wentz
Epidemiologie der Serie
18.05.2020
Armin Beverungen
Überwachungs- und Krisenkapitalismus
25.05.2020
Jan Müggenburg, Philipp Sander, Anna-Lena Wiechern, Barbara Hof [University of Zurich], Isabel Zorn [Cologne]
Lost in Translation. Chancen und Barrieren der digitalen Lehre
8.06.2020
Claus Pias
Simulating pandemics: Welches Wissen liefern Simulationen?
22.06.2020
Moritz Altenried, Valentin Niebler, Mira Wallis
"Remote is the new normal"? Digitale und prädigitale Geschichten der Heimarbeit
06.07.2020
Wendy Hui Kyong Chun [Vancouver], Tero Karppi [Toronto], Timon Beyes, Randi Heinrichs, Clara Wieghorst, Lea Paula Zierott [Uni Hamburg]
The space between us: Networks after the pandemic
CDC | MECS Events Winter 19/20
10–12.10.2019
Mosher Alumni Hall, Santa Barbara
Modeling The Pacific. Oceanic Research in Science, Technology, and Humanities
In Cooperation with UCSB
22.10. 2019
Morgan Ames
The Charisma Machine: The Life, Death, and Legacy of One Laptop per Child
23.10. 2019
In Search of Media
24,.10. 2019
Olga Goriunova, Martina Leeker, Kathrin Passig and othe
Digitale Kulturen
30.10. 2019
Marc Steinberg
Platform Worlds
7–8.11. 2019
Windkanäle. Wissen, Politik und Ästhetik bewegter Luft
in Cooperation with ZHdK
7–13.11. 2019
Exhibition with Christoph Oeschger and Florian Dombois
Filme des Windes
13.11. 2019
Dan L. Burk
Exhaustion of Copyright in Digital Objects
13.11. 2019
Karin Harrasser
Im Paradis des Taktilen. Reale Experimentalsubjekte und spekulative Assistenzmedien
20–22.11. 2019
Digitalität in den Geisteswissenschaften
DFG-Symposium
11.12. 2019
Peter Krapp
Virtual U: Simulating Higher Education
12.12. 2019
Ephemera. Data & Drama
18.12. 2019
The Oxford Handbook of Media, Technology, and Organization Studies
Ringvorlesung Digitale Kulturen – PARADIGMEN II
24.10.2019–30.1.2020, donnerstags
12:15–13:45 Uhr, Hörsaal 1
24.10.2019
Andreas Bernard, Lisa Conrad, Daniela Wentz
Einführung: Was sind digitale Kulturen?
7.11.2019
Claus Pias
Digitalisierung und die geschichtlichen Grundbegriffe des kalten Krieges
14.11.2019
Timon Beyes
Überwachen und Unterhalten. Organisation in digitalen Kulturen
21.11.2019
Martina Leeker
Performing posthuman für digitale Kulturen. Episoden einer großangelegten Umstellung 1966 – 2019
28.11.2019
Paula Bialski
Software, Sociality, and Digital Cultures
5.12.2019
Armin Beverungen
Algorithmisches Management in digitalen Kulturen
12.12.2019
Kathrin Passig
Trial and Lots of Error. Governance in Digital Cultures
19.12.2019
Jan Müggenburg
Reichweitenangst. Batterien und Akkus als Medien digitaler Kulturen
9.1.2020
Gottfried Schnödl
Digital Age. Geschichtskonzepte digitaler Kulturen
16.1.2020
Erich Hörl
Kritik der Environmentalität. Über den neuen Vereinnahmungsapparat in digitalen Kulturen
23.1.2020
Martin Warnke
Computersimulation als Erkenntnismethode der digitalen Kulturen
30.1.2020
Olga Goriunova
Abstract Subjects. How an I becomes an X in new data calculations
CDCevents, Summer Semester 2019
from 10.04. 2019
Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit 2.0
Lecture Series
10.04. 2019
Lisa Conrad, Randi Heinrichs, Boukje Cnossen
Data and Drama. Scenes from Ethnographic Field Work
24.04. 2019
Gottfried Schnödl
Naturalisieren, Ontologisieren, Ökologisieren. Zu Naturvorstellungen in Technik- und Medientheorie
8.05. 2019
Rupert Gaderer
Shitstorm. Agitation, Simulation und Kampf in digitalen Lebenswelten
15.05. 2019
Gabriele Schabacher
Digital Regimes of Control. Between Social Utopia and Technical Failure
22.05. 2019
Ben Peters
On the Proverbial Stupid History of Smart Technology
5.06. 2019
Martin Woesler
Society 5.0 in China
12-13.06. 2019
Marie-Luise Angerer, Andreas Bernard, Wolfgang Hagen, Stefan Rieger, Rahel Schnitter, Sebastian Vehlken, Daniela Wentz, Anna-Lena Wichern
Making Sense(s). Die Medialität der Nahsinne
18.06. 2019
Tero Karppi
Disconnection
3.07. 2019
Shane Denson
Images of Discorrelation
CDCevents, Outline of the Digital, Winter Semester 2018/2019
4–12.20. 2018
Digital Futures
Leuphana Opening Week
17.10. 2018
Andreas Bernard
Das Diktat des Hashtags
24.10. 2018
Rudolf Seising
Anfänge von Digitalisierung und Algorithmisierung der Mustererkennung
21.11. 2018
Howard Caygill, Claus Pias, Timon Beyes
The Arcanum in Digital Cultures
The Creativity Complex: A Companion to Contemporary Culture
Timon Beyes,Jörg Metelmann
7.12. 2018
Manuela Bojazijev, Jan Müggenburg, Wolfgang Hagen, Mathias Fuchs
Phänomene digitaler Kulturen
12.12. 2018
Patrick Vonderau
Spotify Teardown: Inside the Black Box of Streaming Music
18.12. 2018
Eva Illouz
Parting Ways: Authenticity vs. Social Critique
19.12. 2018
In Search of Media (University of Minnesota Press / meson Press)
9.01. 2019
Stefan Willer
Verhinderte Zukunft. Präventionsfantasien in der Gegenwartsliteratur
24–26.01. 2019
Stefan Rieger, Florian Sprenger, Laura Hille, Frank Dittmann
Batterien enthalten? Elektrochemische Zellen als Medien des digitalen Zeitalters
CDCevents, Summer Semester 2018
From Organization, over Non-knowledge to Critique the CDC Summer Events offer a collage of the research topics around recent developments in digital cultures, which are mapped at the Centre for Digital Culture.
18.04. 2018
Martin Degeling, Julius Othmer, Andreas Weich, Bianca Westermann
Profile
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Howard Caygill, Martina Leeker, Tobias Schulze
Interventions in Digital Cultures: Technology, the Political, Methods
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Andreas Bernard, Matthias Koch, Martina Leeker
Non-Knowledge
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Alexander Friedrich, Petra Löffler, Niklas Schrape, Florian Sprenger
Ökologien der Erde
24.04. 2018
Nikolaus Wegmann
Alles eine Frage der Skalierung? Zur Faszinationsgeschichte der Selbst-Dokumentation
16.05. 2018
Dieter Mersch
Digital Lives. Einige Aspekte einer Kritik
in cooperation with the DFG-funded Research Training Group Cultures of Critique
23.05. 2018
Daniela Wentz
Dating Cultures. Szenen einer Mediengeschichte des Liebeswerbens
7-8.06. 2018
Organizing Digital Cultures: Histories, Ethnographies, Materialities
7.06.2018
Elisa Giardina Papa
Affective Labor and Automation
13-14.06. 2018
Johan Lindquist & Patrick Vonderau, Stephan Scheel, Astrid Schmidt, and Alex Wood
Digital Labour and Migration
27.06.2018
Martina Leeker
Kritik in digitalen Kulturen
6-11.07. 2018
Sound and Vision in Digital Cultures
Undergraduate Summer School //
16-19.09 2018
Historiographies of Digital Cultures
Summer School
19-22.09. 2018
Digital Cultures: Knowledge / Culture / Technology
Critique in Digital Cultures, Winter Semester 2017/2018
This semester deals with the place of critique in today's digital society. What happens to this crucial concept of modernity when it encounters computers, networks and platforms? Does the new technological infrastructure demand new practices of critique or even a new concept of critique?
17.10.2017
Martina Leeker, Imanuel Schipper, Timon Beyes
Performing the Digital. Performativity and Performance Studies in Digital Cultures
and
Claus Pias, Jörg Metelmann, Timon Beyes
Nach der Revolution
25.10. 2017
Götz Bachmann, Laura Hille, Dominik Maeder, Angela Nagle, Nina Power & Daniela Wentz
Silicon Trolls. Net Cultures, Neo-Fascism and Technological Determinism
14.11. 2017
Sigrid Weigel
On the Rise of Digital Stupidity. An Archaeology of ‚Emotion Detection’-Programms and their Epistemic Foundations
15.11. 2017
Sigrid Weigel
Grammatology of Images
15.11. 2017
Mara Mills
Speed Listening by Blind Readers and the History of Audio Time Compression
and
Andreas Bernard
Komplizen des Erkennungsdienstes. Das Selbst in der digitalen Kultur
21-23.11. 2017
Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Hito Steyerl & Clemens Apprich
Post-X Politics
Pattern Discrimination - How to Queer Homophily?
See opening discussion on vimeo
and
Clemens Apprich
Technotopia: A Media Genealogy of Net Cultures
+ Readings & Presentations
22-23.11.2017
Heba Y. Amin, Clemens Apprich, Migle Bareikyte, Konrad Becker, Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Daphne Dragona, Yuriko Furuhata, Baruch Gottlieb, Dmytri Kleiner, Diana McCarty, Joshua Neves, Nelly Y. Pinkrah, Oleksiy Radynski, Marc Steinberg, Oliver Lerone Schultz, Nishant Shah & Zeerak Waseem
in cooperation with the DFG Research Training Group Cultures of Critique & the Global Emergent Media Lab
+ Lecture Performance
22.11.2017
Konrad Becker
Theaters of Reality - Deep Politics and Cultural Intelligence
5.12. 2017
Thomas Lemke
Suspended Life: Exploring Cryopreservation Practices in Contemporary Societies
13.12. 2017
CDC reading group with Megan Fernandes
20.12. 2017
CDC reading group with Dennis Tenen
10.01.2018
CDC reading group with Stefan Römer
10.01.2018
Chris Tedjasukmana
Carnal Networks - Affectice Counterpublics and the Activist Videos of #BlackLivesMatter
11-12.01.2018
Marie-Luise Angerer, Clemens Apprich, David Berry, Timon Beyes, Alex Demirovic, Gabriele Gramelsberger, Frédéric Martel, Nikolaus Müller-Schöll, Roberto Nigro, Stefan Römer, Jutta Weber, Carolin Wiedemann & Ulf Wuggenig
CritiqueLab. Toolkits for Critique in Digital Cultures
in cooperation with the DFG Research Training Group Cultures of Critique
12.01.2018
David Berry & Frédéric Martel
Digital Critique or Critique of the Digital?
Moderation: Roberto Nigro & Martina Leeker
17.01.2018
Andreas Bernard, Philipp Felsch, Ethel Matala de Mazza, Jens Schröter, Christian Voller, Daniela Wentz & Christina Wessely
Politische Öffentlichkeit und Medientechnologien
24.01. 2018
CDC reading group with Fiorenzo Iuliano
30.01. 2018
Oliver Nachtwey
Production Models of Digital Capitalism
Operations, Work, Labour, Summer Semester 2017
Operations, work and labour in digital cultures, provide us with three interconnected angles to explore how socio-economic relations are being rearranged through digital media technologies. The lecture series investigates the operations of platforms and blockchains, the fantasies of automation and postwork, global division of labour, and the politics of reproduction and care.
26.4.2017
Valeria Graziano, Gary Hall, Tomislav Medak and Marcell Mars
The Hedging of the University: Deep Financialization and Agency of Care in Platform-Academia to Come
30.5.2017
Quinn DuPont
Algorithmic Governance in The DAO: A Case Study of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations
06.06.2017
Silvia Federici
Between the Wage and the Commons
In cooperation with the Gender and Diversity Research Network’s lecture series “Work, Gender, and Social Reproduction" and the DFG Research Group “Cultures of Critique”
8.6.2017
Silvia Federici, George Caffentzis & Anthony Iles
Recollecting Midnight Notes
13.6.2017
Pun Ngai
Dying for iPhone: Foxconn and the Struggle of Chinese Workers
20.6.2017
Kalindi Vora
Surrogate Effects: The Politics of Labor, Reproduction, Protest and Difference in Social Technologies
27.6.2017
Anja Kanngieser
Listening in a Time of Crisis: The Operation of Sound in Understanding Climate Change
Martina Leeker, Imanuel Schipper, Timon Beyes
Performing the Digital. Performativity and Performance Studies in Digital Cultures
28.6.2017
Helen Hester
Technology Becomes Her: Changing Understandings of Women, Machines, and Work in the Era of the Digital Assistant
In cooperation with the Gender and Diversity Research Network’s lecture series "Work, Gender, and Social Reproduction"
4.7.2017
Alex Rosenblat
The Taking Economy: Uber, Information, and Power
Design and Repair, Winter Semester 2016/2017
Digital cultures pose questions of design – of surfaces, interfaces, hardware, software, and platforms. In the presence of glitches, malfunctions, and incompatibilities, repair becomes designs’ counterpart. What are the freedoms and constraints of design and repair?
25.10.2016
Felipe Fonseca
Transforming Matter
16.11.2016
Kat Jungnickel
Designing Feminist Futures
29.11.2016
Paula Bialski, Laura Hille, Andreas Bernard and others
Designing the Self
6.12.2016
Tara McPherson
Designing the Humanities
13.12.2016
Laura Forlano
Repairing Futures: Anticipation, Participation and Speculation
20.12.2016
Kristina Lindström & Åsa Ståhl
The Ragpicker Meets the Composter: Maintenance, Repair and Transformation
10.1.2017
Lara Houston
The Politics and Aesthetics of Inventive Infrastructures of Repair
24.1.2017
Thomas Haigh
Working on ENIAC: Design, Repair and Maintenance in the Early Digital
31.1.2017
Steve Kurtz
Reparations
Economy, Ecology, Organizsation, Summer Semester 2016
What economic logics and organisational forms are precipitated by ecological media? What cybernetic dreams and logistical nightmares become reality?
19.–20.05.2016
Boris Traue and Götz Bachmann
Re-thinking Relationality in the Sociotechnological Condition
31.05.2016
Jason W. Moore in conversation with Erich Hörl
World-Ecology, General Ecology and Cyberneticization
1.06.2016
The Cybernetic Hypothesis
DFG-projekt Technoecologies of Participation
8.–09.06.2016
Martina Leeker, Orit Halpern, Irina Kaldrack, Lisa Conrad
Reading Algorithms. Queer and Transgressive Encountes
22.06.2016
Clemens Apprich, Christina Vagt, Moritz Gansen
Tracing Bergson. Perspectives on Life and the Living
28.06.2016
Jennifer Gabrys in conversation with Andreas Broeckmann
Program Earth
29.06.2016
Armin Beverungen, Lilly Irani, Ann-Christina Lange, Matteo Pasquinelli, Ned Rossiter, Trebor Scholz
Unpacking Organization: The Labour of Circulation. Cybernetics, Logistics and the Labour of Circulation
1.–02.07.2016
Ecologies of Existence
Symposium with the Archipelago Lab
Non-Knowledge, Winter Semester 2015/16
Digital technology today provides us with an abundance of knowledge that seems to be eliminating all gaps of non-knowledge. The Digital Cultures Research Lab tries to review this diagnosis and to analyze the precise functions of non-knowledge in digital cultures.
27.10.2015
Goeffrey Winthrop-Young
On Not(-)Knowing Animals and Environments. Kulturtechniken and posthumanities
03.11.2015
Antoinette Rouvroy
Algorithmic governmentality and the images of thought: A few thoughts about law in a world of Big Data
10.11.2015
Jeannie Moser
On the of non-knowledge: Mistrust
24.11.2015
Bernhard Herborth & Melanie Mohren
Institutions between Delusion and Vision
08.12.2015
Albrecht Koschorke
eing a Subject in the Algorithmic Age
12.01.2016
Wolfgang Schäffner
Hardware, Everywhere
26.01.2016
Timon Beyes, John Durham Peters, Ute Holl, Eva Illouz, Claus Pias, Christoph Wulf
Non-knowledge and digital cultures
Un/Stable Infrastructures, Summer Semester 2015
Infrastructures intersect, reinforce, transform, compete and unfold in time and space. As structures in the making they provide the operational backbone of digital cultures, always under negotiation between civic, governmental and corporate interests.
14.04.2015
Sebastian Gießmann
Fluctuating Networks. Un/stable Platforms, and the Internet of Things
05.05.2015
Nathalie Bredella
Architectual Infrastructures and Media Ensembles
12.05.2015
Marcell Mars, Rafico Ruiz, Harald Staun
Structures In The Making: A Roundtable Discussion
19.05.2015
Fred Turner
The Democratic Surround and the Forgotten History of Multimedia
23.06.2015
Mark Hansen
Digital Promiscuity and Database Culture
30.06.2015
Shannon Mattern
Epistemic Sync: Realigning the Library’s Entagled Infrastructures
08.07.2015
Kat Jungnickel, Renée Ridgway, Trevor Pinch, Urs Stäheli, Felix Stalder
Un/Stable Infrastructures
Clouds and Collectivities, Winter Semester 2014/15
If any collectivity is linked to its technological and political connectivity, the promise of ubiquitous access offered by the cloud demands an examination of this current constellation.
25.11.2014
Imanuel Schipper
Walking the City & Performing the World Climate Conference. On Contemporary Performances and their Publics
09.12.2014
Kavita Philip
Making History: Re-coding Geeks
06.01.2015
Jochen Venus
The Media and/as Collective Intentionalities
20.01.2015
John Durham Peters
The Marvelous Cloud. Toward a Philosophy of Elemental Media
27.01.2015
Karin Harrasser
Obviously Obscure. Poetics of the Hyperfactual
Other Lectures
27.11.2013
Paul Feigelfeld
The Great Loop Forward. Stille Post, Unvollständigkeit und digitale Kulturen zwischen China und Europa
29.01.2014
Bo Reimer
Collaborative Media Interventions Design, Production, Consumption and the Role of the Collaborative Media Researcher
08.04.2014
Andreas Bernard
Selbstdesign. Über das Menschenbild der Gegenwart
09.04.2014
Bernard Stiegler
About a Philosophy of the Automata and Automaticy
29.04.2014
Gabriele Klein
Soziale Choreografie. Zum Verhältnis von Körpern, Medien und Szene
27.05.2014
Timon Beyes
Aestethics, Organization and Digital Cultures. What makes sense and what can be sensed – Reconsidering the question of organization
17.06.2014
Baruch Gottlieb
Quanta of Sorge, Quanta of Cruelty, Toward labour models of digital aesthetics