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Rundgang 2021

The exhibition Another Matter by the Experimental Film and Media Art Class, held at Acud Gallery in July 2021, explored new ways of relating to the more-than-human and inquired into the social, material, and aesthetic conditions of the so-called Anthropocene. The exhibited works examined matters of concern beyond anthropocentrism, following

Another Matter Exhibition

Another Matter Exhibition at ACUD The exhibition Another Matter explores new ways of relating to the more-than-human and inquires into the social, material, and aesthetic conditions of the so-called Anthropocene. The exhibited works examine matters of concern beyond anthropocentrism, following Donna Haraway’s call for tentacular thinking. As an aperture towards

Oxford-UdK Berlin Partnership in Arts and Humanities Podcast

Interview with Artist Eiko Soga and Historian Amanda Power in conversation with UdK Class Experimental Film and Media Art Our speaker today is Eiko Soga in conversation with the experimental Film and Media Art class at the University of the Arts. In this three part series we showcase research projects

Creating madness: mind, machine and culture

  Dr. Marjan Sharifi How do we model normality? What does it mean to be mentally ill – to have a “false belief” of the world? During this seminar we will explore the concept of madness through the narratives of culture, and technology. In conjunction, we will consider and question

Examining The Edge + Habitability Salon

Examining the edge, peripheries in the mind and in the city Exhibition Examining the edge, peripheries in the mind and in the city Exhibition 25.6. – 30.8.2018Opening: 24.6., from 6 pmStudents from the class Experimental Film and Media Art, University of the Arts Berlin, will be living and creating on

Visiting documenta 14 in Athens

From the 15th to the 22nd of May the Experimental Film Class went to Athens to visit the 14th version of Documenta and to understand more the topics of translocation and specific place discussed previously in Berlin. During the week, the already dislocative nature of Adam Szymczyk’s proposal made us