für Jugendliche ab 12 Jahren 14. – 15. September 2010, 16 – 19 Uhr (Di) und 16 – 18 Uhr (Mi)

Unkostenbeitrag: 5 – 15 € / Person nach Selbsteinschätzung.

Fotografie: Bozica Babic

Der Lichtworkshop richtet sich an etwas ältere Kinder/jüngere Jugendliche, die auch ein 
Interesse am Programmieren haben. Ziel des Workshops es ist, eine allen Farben des Regenbogens steuerbare 
leuchtende LED-Lampe zu bauen.
Natürlich geht es nicht darum festzulegen, welche Form oder Farbe sie 
bekommen soll. Vielmehr wird dieser Workshop genügend Anleitung geben, 
um im Anschluss auch ein eigenes Licht programmieren zu können. Dieses 
kann aus einer oder mehreren
Lichtquellen bestehen, die sich auch in ihrer Helligkeit verändern 
lassen, entweder durch Programmierung oder durch ein Steuerungselement 
wie einen Schalter oder Drehknopf. Zudem wird erklärt, wie man aus Rot, 
Grün und Blau Farben mischen kann, um
den Raum auch mehrfarbig zu erhellen. Für den Workshop sind keine Vorkenntnisse notwendig!

http://www.mediations.pl

The second edition Mediations Biennale will be held in Poznań from 5.09. to 30.10.2010. The grand opening of the Biennale is the main event accompanying the 4th ASEM (Asia-Europe Meeting) conference in Poznań. The exhibitions of Mediations Biennale will be presented at the “Zamek” Culture Centre, the National Museum and in the open public spaces of the city. The aim of biennale is mediation and a dialogue between diverse cultures across continents based  on experience and research in the field of art of Central Europe.

The main program of the biennale consists of two exhibitions: “Beyond Mediations” and “Erased Walls”. The curators of the first  exhibition will be Tsutomu Mizusawa (director of the Museum of Modern Art in Hayama and Kamakura, the director of Yokohama Triennial) and professor Ryszard Kluszczynski. The curators of second exhibition will be Georgi Begun, Noam Braslavsky, Juraj Čarný,  Nika Kukhtina, Matthias Reichelt, Raman Tratsiuk & Volha Maslouskaya, Sławomir Sobczak, Janos Sturcz, Marianne Wagner and Tomasz Wendland.

20 tiny self developed robots will improvise over themes from the Water Music by Georg Friedrich Händel.

project description at http://watermusic.jeron.org

The boot will stop from 22.00h on at

1. Stop: „Studentenbad”
Link: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.49092&lon=13.43873&zoom=17&layers=B000FTF

2. Stop: Liberdastraße
Link: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.49244&lon=13.43068&zoom=17&layers=B000FTF

3. Stop: Schinkestraße
Link: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.49434&lon=13.42521&zoom=17&layers=B000FTF

4. Stop: Admiral’s Bridge
Link: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.49536&lon=13.41515&zoom=17&layers=B000FTF

Energie, 2003 Blank & Jeron

5 March – 24 May 2010

Press conference: 4 March, 11 am,
Opening: 4 March, 7 pm

The exhibition presents recent acquisitions by the Berlinische Galerie in dialogue with an extensive range of work from the ‘Kunst im Bau’ collection belonging to GASAG. The collections complement each other perfectly because they both focus on current Berlin artists. Whereas the State Museum has been collecting contemporary work in addition to classical modern and post-war art since the 1970s, the ‘Kunst im Bau’ collection was relatively recently established in 2002 in conjunction with Kunstfabrik am Flutgraben for Shell House, the Berlin headquarters of GASAG. With numerous works from artists active in Berlin, the exhibition provides a panorama of contemporary standpoints in painting, photography, graphics and installations.

artists:
Fritz Balthaus, Max Baumann, Almuth Baumfalk*, Stefan Beck, Matthias Beckmann, Kristleifur Björnsson, Blank & Jeron, Armin Bremicker*, Daniel Buchheit*, Ronald de Bloeme, Caroline Dlugos, Carsten Eggers, Thomas Eller*, Jörg Finus / Torsten Hennig, Alex Flemming, Bernhard Garbert, Pierre Granoux, Beate Gütschow, Falk Haberkorn, Anton Henning*, Gregor Hildebrandt*, Sybille Hotz, Patrick Huber, Steve Johnson, Veronika Kellndorfer, Volkhard Kempter, Bernd Koberling*, Clemens Krauss*, Raimund Kummer, Albrecht Kunkel, Axel Lieber, Ute Lindner, Marcellvs L., Katharina Meldner, Florian Merkel, Gerold Miller, Wessel Muller, Esther Neumann, Miguel Rothschild, Adrian Rovatkay, Kai Schiemenz, Iris Schomaker, Sarah Schönfeld, Henrik Schrat, Markus Strieder, Caro Suerkemper, Lars Teichmann*, Beate Terfloth, Tim Trantenroth, Birgit Maria Wolf, Maik Wolf, Filip Zorzor*

Mode2 KP deals with how our society transforms information into knowledge. It is about reflection and perception, about the competition between two languages mediating complexity. One is the language of science. The other one is the language of art which has to understand science but doesn’t want to become it. The idea of what good science is or should be, the images of science and scientificity, are difficult to grasp but no less significant for it.

http://www.lab30.de

lab30 – 8th Augsburg Media Art Laboratory (Nov 5th-Nov 7th, 2009)

Test arrangements in an Electro-Biotope

lab30, Augsburg’s Media Arts Festival, is going to take place this year for the 8th time. From November 5th to November 7th, Kulturhaus abraxas in Augsburg will be transformed into an international arts laboratory for media and installation artists, for sound, electronics, technicians and digitals artists who make up the offspring of the European arts academy scene. This festival of electronic arts has found its level within the relevant festival landscape, moving on from being an insider’s tip to becoming a constant in the yearly agenda of visitors and artists who travel the scene.