Invitation: Opera Aperta on Art & Digital Humanism
From 29th of August until 30th of August you are cordially invited to join the Opera Aperta at Palazzo Michiel in person and online via Live Stream by The Wiener Zeitung.
Here you get an overview of the media coverage of that this past panel discussion:
Article "Training instead of Trauma" (German)
The 'digital world': open, fair, diverse, sustainable, democratic?
This 3rd edition of the Opera Aperta Streams panel-discussion explores the question of how we as humanity can help shape a transformation towards digital humanism.
Can a future 'digital world' be open, fair, diverse, sustainable and democratic?
Who will shape the ethical guidelines for this?
Who should have control over the systems and is there really a danger that AI will become a global instrument of power?
See more about this topic in this article from The Wiener Zeitung and join the facebook event page to get all the updates.
A cooperation of the Wiener Zeitung, the University of Applied Arts Vienna, the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the European Cultural Center.
Opera Aperta Workshops
Monday, 29.8.2022
10 -12 am Workshop 1 - survive | Speakers: Constantin Gröbner, Anna Pech, Verena Plutzar, Moritz Matschke
2 - 4 pm Workshop 2 - Utopia/Dystopia of Digital Humanism | led by: Gabriela Urrutia Reyes, Pia Scharler, Ruth Mateus-Berr
Registration: orna.baumgartner(at)uni-ak.ac.at
Address: Palazzo Michiel, Strada Nuova - 4391 Campo Santi Apostoli, 30121 Venezia, Italy
Opera Aperta Streams
Tuesday, 30.8.2022
Time: 7 - 9 pm panel-discussions/ Live Stream hosted by the Wiener Zeitung
Registration: events(at)wienerzeitung.at
Online on Live-Stream by Wiener Zeitung
& in-person at: Palazzo Michiel, Strada Nuova - 4391 Campo Santi Apostoli, 30121 Venezia, Italy
Binding registration with your name for on-site participation is required by 29.8. at events(at)wienerzeitung.at.
More Info on the Workshops
Survive Workshop, 29.8., 10-12am
An insightful and interactive workshop about the question of surviving in today's world and how to find a collective way of slowing down the pace in a highly dynamic world
Utopia/Dystopia of Digital Humanism, 30.8., 2-4pm
Thanks to a special composition of international people, this workshop will discuss what the greatest fears and challenges are of digitalization as well as the expectations we have of it.
General Exhibition Time
Also when you're in Venice visit the spatial installation "Intra-Actions: Existence is not an Individual Matter" at Palazzo Mora, Room #18!
April 23rd to November 27th | Opened daily 10 am - 6 pm, Closed on Tuesdays
Address: Palazzo Mora, Strada Nuova #3659, 30121 Venezia, Italy
This is the contribution of our Center for Didactics of Art and Interdisciplinary Education at the University of Applied Arts Vienna to the Academic Venice Biennial 2022, curated by the European Cultural Center.
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