Performance
21.11.2024
07:00 PM CET
Elevator for wheelchair accessibility, Plantagenstraße 31, 13347 Berlin
During the exhibtion opening of Passing Data – Upcycling the Digital Bruno Gola and Kathrin Hunze will present two performances based on their research and artistic practices as part of the project Art Swaps. New images have been created that shine light on the hidden materials of the internet and tell stories of mindful digital coexistence. In doing so, they engage with the question of how we want to shape a digital space in which everyone can participate, today and in the future.
With the online exhibition Passing Data – Upcycling the Digital, Prater Digital inaugurates the third part of its annual program COPY PASTE WASTE, which explores an experimental approach to junk data.
lives and works as a sound artist and musician in Berlin. He is a trained programmer and media artist. In his work, he develops systems for audiovisual live improvisations and interactive installations. Since 2023 he has been working as a lecturer in the class Generative Art / Computational Arts at the Berlin University of the Arts. www.bgo.la
lives and works as a media artist and lecturer in Berlin. She creates video works, installations and performances in the field of moving images and new media. Her artistic research focuses on processes, mechanisms and ethical aspects of new technologies and their effects on complex systems. She is a board member of the Medienkunstverein Berlin and part of the collectives nox&honig and raumperspektive. www.raumperspektive.com
TEAM
Concept: Tereza Havlíková, Katharina von Hagenow, Lena Prents
Curators: Tereza Havlíková (director), Katharina von Hagenow
Head of Prater Galerie: Lena Prents
Project manager: Sigrid Melchior
Academic Trainees: Dr. Marlene Barth, Helena Doppelbauer
Website design and project identity: Tobias Wenig and Karolina Pietrzyk
Project website programming: Bureau Castel
Digital guide: Michael Voit
Press relations: Carola Uehlken
English editing: Lucy Jones
COPY PASTE WASTE in Prater Digital is kindly supported by the Bezirkskulturfonds (BKF), the Fonds Ausstellungsvergütungen für bildende Künstler:innen (FABiK), the Ausstellungsfonds Kommunale Galerien (KoGa) of the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion, and the E.ON Foundation.
