World(re)building: How Ecotopias and Counter-Narratives Can Model Better Futures
Panel Discussion
by Jan Edler, , Anna-Luise Lorenz, Cedric Flazinski, Régis Lemberthe, Alexander Scholz
Panel Discussion
by Jan Edler, , Anna-Luise Lorenz, Cedric Flazinski, Régis Lemberthe, Alexander Scholz
Panel Discussion
by Kat Austen, Andrea Haenggi, Ellie Irons, Christopher Kennedy, , Sukitoa o Namau, Anna Nowak
Panel Discussion
by Britt Wray, Sarah Friend, Paul Prudence, Antye Greie-Ripatti, Alexander Scholz
Panel Discussion
by Joanie Lemercier, Dr. Samaneh Moafi, Theresa Schubert, Matthew Plummer Fernández, Kathia von Roth
Panel Discussion
by Ingrid Burrington, Julian Oliver, Chris Adams, Kris De Decker
Panel Discussion
by Tega Brain, Holly Jean Buck, Moritz Frischkorn, Disnovation.org, Elise Misao Hunchuck
Panel Discussion
by Vera-Maria Glahn, Vladan Joler, Johannes Helberger, Diana Serbanescu
Panel Discussion
by Refik Anadol, Christian Loclair, Caroline Sinders, Diana Serbanescu
Panel Discussion, Talk
by Gaynor O'Flynn, Kris De Decker, Fabian Scheidler, Michael Hirdes, Benedikt Gross, Jacob Lefton, Maria Yablonina
Panel Discussion, Talk
by Maren Urner, Elisabeth Wegner, Johanna Disselhoff
Panel Discussion
by Fabian Scheidler, Kris De Decker, Jacob Lefton, Maria Yablonina, Michael Hirdes, Benedikt Gross, Gaynor O'Flynn
Session 2
Panel Discussion
by Johanna Disselhoff, Maren Urner, Elisabeth Wegner
Session 1
Panel Discussion
by Kyle McDonald, Julian Oliver, Joreg, Filip Visnjic
In the age of distributed knowledge, where ideas and innovation spread at rapid speeds, what role does open-source play in mediating these new forms of dialogues?
Panel Discussion, Talk
NODE15 hosted a series of conversations and presentations that addressed the festival’s leitmotif from an artistic and critical point of view. Our artists were generously sharing their ideas, insights into their working processes, challenges in their practice and what they think about ‘The Informed Body’.
Panel Discussion, Talk
The biological function of music is still to be understood completely, but music has always been part of human culture.
Panel Discussion, Talk
The cavemen paintings are one of the earliest relicts of the use of virtual reality for entertainment and didactical purposes.
Panel Discussion, Talk
Textile crafts have used digitally coded algorithms over 30.000 years before the invention of the computer.
Panel Discussion, Talk
Switching on a light, cooking a meal, placing a phone call, watching TV or driving a car - almost all human activities in our modern civilization are controlled by computer programs.
Panel Discussion, Talk
by Jeanne Charlotte Vogt
Hosted by NODE, the luminous new location of Resonate 2014 was the stage for the panel on choreographic coding.
Panel Discussion, Talk, Workshop
by Eno Henze, Joreg, Jeanne Charlotte Vogt, Woeishi Lean, David Brüll
Resonate’s festival program 2014 was enriched by talks, conversations and workshops by the NODE network.