OTHERWISE is a collaborative platform that explores the potential of artistic research to contribute to societal and ecological transformations.
Over 8 months, artists, designers and researchers will exchange their ideas and practices, and develop a performative display of their ongoing learnings.
OTHERWISE is a collaborative platform that explores the potential of artistic research to contribute to societal and ecological transformations.
Over 8 months, artists, designers and researchers will exchange their ideas and practices, and develop a performative display of their ongoing learnings.
09.04. 20h — 11.04. 22h
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Sensing Gaia – Listen Back, sonic installation by Merle Ibach, Patrick Salz, and Paul Heinicker.
Explore the sonified geological archive on your own or join our hangout on Sunday, 11.04. between 18h - 20h.
28.07. — 30.07.21
Online
Mutagenese describes the mutation of DNA via spontaneous reaction with environmental processes or deliberate engineering. Damage and repair occur as results of the very same processes, challenging a normative reading of mutations. #virology #biohacking #metabolicprocesses
09.04.2021 — 11.04.2021
Online
If a crisis results in trauma, what kind of trauma does the environmental crisis create? And is there a cure? How can we think of transformation without falling back in neoliberal parols that promote every “failure” as an opportunity for growth?#psychology #roleplay #CBT
06.10. — 08.10.21
Online
Symbiosis is the voluntary or necessary collaboration between two different species. Parasitic or mutually beneficial, symbiotic relationships are survival strategies based on physical attachment. What does it mean to think of ourselves as more-than-one?#biology #queerecology #parasiteorsymbiont
14.12. — 15.12.21
SPECULATIVE SYMPOSIUM at Gessnerallee, Zurich
Polymorphic is that which describes many forms and none at the same time. It is a state of constant transition with any fixed form only being a temporary expression. Our speculative symposium will bring together the common research trajectories.
#performance #symposium #newopenings