Technobodies – Talks, Performances, Workshops and Music
- Time of day12:00 PM until 10:00 PM
- Target groupAdults
- Registrationopen for everyone: no registration required
Description
To coincide with their individual exhibitions, the Munich-based institutions Lenbachhaus, Haus der Kunst and Museum Brandhorst collaborate on a long weekend of public programs on July 28–31. Technobodies focuses on the impact of new technologies on the visual and sonic arts. Starting from discourses rooted in the 1960s–'70s, Technobodies explores the relationship of human bodies to technologies today. What is the effect of technology on the hybridization of bodies? How do our bodies respond to the physical movements of analog and digital sounds in space? Can we understand expanding media environments through an ecological lens? To what extent is human creativity impacted by an information landscape? Are we even able to draw lines between technology and bodies? These and related questions will be addressed over three days of lectures, talks, screenings, performances, and events.
Sunday, July 31, 12 –10 p.m., Museum Brandhorst
Becoming Technology: Artist Talks and participatory interventions
12 till 7 p.m.
Angela Stiegler & Shila Rastizadeh: Activation of „Motion Sickness Exercise“ – an installative and participatory research setting on vertigo in virtual reality spaces
Performance and Workshops
Location: big media room, lower lewel
3 p.m.
Artist Talk with Munich based artist Angela Stiegler & scientist Shila Rastizadeh on „Motion Sickness Exercice“
Moderation: Franziska Linhardt
Location: Foyer Museum Brandhorst
Free admission
5 p.m.
Artist Talk with Aleksandra Domanović
Moderation/Q&A: Patrizia Dander and Franziska Linhardt
Location: Foyer Museum Brandhorst
Free admission
7 p.m.
Conversation between artist Stephanie Dinkins and media theorist Alex Estorick
Location: Foyer Museum Brandhorst
Free admission
Till 10 p.m.
Music & drinks at the bar
Foyer Museum Brandhorst
Free admission
All day long
Multifaceted workshop and outreach program in the museum's indoor and outdoor spaces (Kunstmobil or Pavilion 333), short tours by curators and other museum staff members on selected works in the exhibition “Future Bodies from a Recent Past”.
On view:
Lenbachhaus
Mouse on Mars. Spatial Jitter
April 9, 2022 – September 18, 2022
Haus der Kunst
Fujiko Nakaya. Nebel Leben
April 8, 2022 – July 31, 2022
Dumb Type
May 6, 2022 – September 11, 2022
Museum Brandhorst
Future Bodies from a Recent Past – Skulptur, Technologie, Körper seit den 1950er-Jahren
June 2, 2022 – January 15, 2023
