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The workshop explores, from an artistic perspective, how right-wing networks use social media to radicalize, and what concrete interventions are possible to actively counter these dynamics.

How do places shape our identity and our ways of living together, and what role do they play for democracy today? The workshop invites participants to explore these questions through dialogue and to rethink the significance of public spaces for citizenship and community.

The exhibition showcases the visionary work of Cesare Leonardi and invites visitors to rethink the relationship between humans, nature, and design.

In the interactive installation by Chiharu Koda and Sierk Schmalzriedt, vibrating water bowls generate striking patterns that will be activated live during the opening on June 26 at studio hö – a composition of frequency, resonance, and image.

The workshop explores the figure of the “voyeur” and uses visual culture to investigate the power and resistance of the Western perspective on the South Caucasus. The public program begins at 6 p.m. with a discussion with invited artists from Tbilisi (Georgia).

The collaborative project will be released on August 17 with a supporting programme at COLA TAXI OKAY. An event within the framework of Media art is here.

In addition to this year’s Live Coding Edition, there will be a workshop on algorithmic patterns inspired by geometric South Indian rhythms on Saturday, July 27th.

Making digitalization in Karlsruhe visible and tangible for everyone. For the third time, Karlsruhe as digital location will be hosting workshops, start-up pitches, discussion rounds, company events, guided tours and much more.

Four days full of hacks, workshops and tech passion at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design.

The Kunstbüro der Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg offers this workshop for artists who run project spaces or are planning to do so.

The workshop offers the opportunity to get an introduction into using Wikipedia in combination with working on media art content.

Workshop to learn how to code live with Strudel from Tidal Cycles as a follow-up to the iterative ßpace event of the Karlsruhe TOPLAP community.

From January 28-30, 2022, all coding enthusiasts can program collaboratively with international experts at the ZKM Karlsruhe. The weekend will be opened by a variety of exciting live coding performances.

Three days full of artistic and playful workshops in which nearly 1000 students, pedagogues and workshop instructors try out and practice themselves on different media levels.