Time
19. May 2017, 14.00 - 18.30 hrs
20. May 2017, 10.00 - 16.00 hrs
Place
Empty Bag, Bertoldstraße 9, 93047 Regensburg
Concept and organisation: Christiane Heibach | Irene Schütze
Description of the
Eine Veranstaltung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Medien und Kunst/Kunst und Medien der Gesellschaft für Medienwissenschaft
The workshop deals with fundamental questions of the relationship between aesthetic (i.e. artistic/design) practice and scientific knowledge. It is about a basic orientation that affects science and art equally: The trend towards praxeology in the humanities points to a break-up of traditional categories according to which knowledge is only conceptual and intellectual - especially at art colleges, aesthetic practices are also seen as promoting knowledge. Whether and to what extent knowledge can emerge from creative and/or design processes will be discussed by theorists and artists/art researchers on the basis of current theories and concrete artistic examples.
Programme
19. Mai 2017, 14.00 – 18.30 Uhr | 20. Mai 2017, 10.00 – 16.00 Uhr
19. May 2017
14.00 Welcome and introduction
Christiane Heibach | Irene Schütze
followed by the first round table discussion:
On the possibility and impossibility of artistic cognition
Keynote speeches by:
Prof. Dr Hans-Dieter Huber (State Academy of Fine Arts, Stuttgart)
Aesthetic and scientific action
Prof. Dr Angela Krewani (University of Marburg)
Inscribed in the machines. On the inseparability of scientific and aesthetic practice
Prof. Dr Norbert Schmitz (Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design, Kiel)
The freedom of art is the difference to science
Discussion
16.30 Second round table discussion: - 18.30 Examples of artistic research I
Keynote speeches by:
PD Dr Henning Engelke (Goethe University
Frankfurt am Main)
What has Hollis Frampton researched?
Prof Daniel Fetzner (Offenburg University of Applied Sciences)
Dr Martin Dornberg (Freiburg)
Parasitic ecology
Discussion
20. May 2017
10.00 Third round table discussion: Examples of Artistic Research II
Keynote speeches by:
Dr Irene Schütze (Mainz School of Art at the Johannes Gutenberg University)
Knowledge (dis)orders in artistic archives
PD Dr Doris Gerstl (Friedrich-Alexander University Nuremberg-Erlangen)
Visualised manifestos - designed theory?
Discussion
13.30 Final discussion:
Positioning of the WG Media and Art/Art and Media
15.30 Summary/feedback;
- 16.00 Farewell