Freedom and function of art III

3. Future: How it will be – or would have been
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Freiheit und Funktion von Kunst Teil III

The series has been conceived by three professors: Markus Hechtle (Composition, responsible for Part I), Thomas Seedorf (Musicology, responsible for Part II) and Christoph Seibert (Music Informatics, responsible for Part III).

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Part 3: Future
How it will be – or would have been

Featuring
Charlotte Eifler & Leni Hoffmann
HfG Karlsruhe & Karlsruhe Academy of Fine Arts
Matthias Bruhn (HfG Karlsruhe)
Delta Real Ensemble
Julika Hing Moderator
Students of the PH Karlsruhe
Students of the HfM
with live music, keynote speeches
and audience discussion

Art opens up social spaces, intervenes in them – not only to comment on the existing, but also to design or assert spaces of possibility. In speculative futures and artistic utopias, power relations are to be made visible, shifted or questioned. Free spaces are to be created where the present has not yet made room for them. But how will we look back on these artistic visions of the future? Will art have surrendered its freedom in the struggle for free spaces – or will it have found itself in a different way?
 

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Freiheit Teil 3 Zukunft_logoi

The event is sponsored by the Riemschneider Foundation

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Logo Riemschneider-Stiftung
Eventtype: Gesprächskonzert · Concert and Dialogue
Fri, 5. June · 07:30 PM
CampusOne · Wolfgang-Rihm-Forum

Am Schloss Gottesaue 7 · 76131 Karlsruhe

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free admission