Sun
01.03
26
01.03
26
ORLAN - Augmented by the Other
Wort
Symposium accompanying the exhibition ORLAN Artistic Intelligences coordinated and moderated by Jens Hauser
Participants:
ORLAN, artist, Paris / Jens Hauser, media studies scholar & curator, Paris / Christopher Coenen, KIT, ITAS, Karlsruhe / Dana Mahr, KIT, ITAS, Karlsruhe /
Eva Karcher, Pinakothek, Munich / Klaus Speidel, Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), Vienna
Body images, modifications, enhancements and self-portraits have always been a feature of the arts since their inception, and new technologies have always been integrated and repurposed to create alternative identity models to the mainstream. For example, French artist ORLAN has been questioning current biological, medical and information technologies, including robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), for five decades. In the symposium Augmented by the Other, protagonists from the fields of philosophy, art theory and sociology of technology discuss these artificial and artistic visons of society.
ORLAN, artist, Paris / Jens Hauser, media studies scholar & curator, Paris / Christopher Coenen, KIT, ITAS, Karlsruhe / Dana Mahr, KIT, ITAS, Karlsruhe /
Eva Karcher, Pinakothek, Munich / Klaus Speidel, Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), Vienna
Body images, modifications, enhancements and self-portraits have always been a feature of the arts since their inception, and new technologies have always been integrated and repurposed to create alternative identity models to the mainstream. For example, French artist ORLAN has been questioning current biological, medical and information technologies, including robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), for five decades. In the symposium Augmented by the Other, protagonists from the fields of philosophy, art theory and sociology of technology discuss these artificial and artistic visons of society.
Sun 01.03.
Door Time: 14hour Show Time: 14hour
Location: MuffatwerkMunich
Free entry
2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The symposium is organised in cooperation with and with the support of the Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).