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11 November 2011

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Price: $37.00
Pages: 244
Publisher: Birkhäuser
Imprint: Ambra Verlag
Publication Date:
11 November 2011
ISBN: 9783990434505
Format: Paperback
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Language: reference and general
Valerie Deifel Born in 1982. Studied theatre, film, and media studies and philosophy in Vienna. From 2007 to 2010, fellow at the Initiativkolleg "Senses, Technology, Mise-en-Scène: Media and Perception" at the University of Vienna. Since December 2009, assistant in the master programme Art & Science at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Works on a doctoral thesis on the blank space in film with focus on the aesthetics of experimental film. Bernd Kraeftner Born near Lake Constance, Austria. He studied medicine and worked as a filmmaker and author. Since 1998, he has been exploring the messy interfaces between science and society. He was principal investigator of various transdisciplinary research projects funded by the Austrian Ministry of Science; the Wellcome Trust's SciArt initiative, London; the Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe; the Humboldt University, Berlin; the Austrian Science Foundation (FWF) ; the Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF). He co-curated the science exhibition "the true/false.inc" in Vienna (2006). As founding member of the "Research Centre for Shared Incompetence", he investigates method development in science(s) and art, transdisciplinarity, science and technology studies, and the arts. http://sharedinc.net Virgil Widrich Born 1967 in Salzburg, has worked on numerous films and multimedia productions. His first feature film for cinema Heller als der Mond ("Brighter than the Moon", 2000) received several awards and his short film Copy Shop won 35 international awards and was nominated for an Academy Award. His short Fast Film won 36 international awards, has to date been shown at 285 festivals, and in 2006 was included in the list of the 100 most important short films of the past 100 years by 30 leading film critics at the Annecy Animation Festival. From 2007 to 2010, he was a university professor of digital art at the University of the Applied Arts Vienna; since 2010, he has been leading the master programme Art & Science at the same university.
Bruno Latour: An Attempt at a "Compositionist Manifesto". - 16 Images of the Week. - Jour Fixe. - Thomas Bugnyar: Raven Politics - Understanding and Use of Social Relationships. - Valérie Pihet: Experiments on Arts and Politics. - Nikolaus Gansterer: Figures of Research or´Harvesting the Tree of Knowledge. - Victoria Vesna: Art|Science Collaborations: Being in Between. - Oron Catts: Art Practice in the Form of "Tissue Culture".- Tom Holert: Joint Ventures. On the State of Collaboration.. - Miscellaneous. - Bernd Kraeftner et al.: Penser avec Marcel. - Johanna Schaffer: Artistic Re-re-research. - Catalog of the exhibtion parameter{world}parameters for every or no thing. - Virgil Widrich: What do you do? - Richard Schwarz: On Drawing Lines.