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In this edition Andreas Zingerle and Lana Martires interview Nicole Kouts who is a multimedia artist and researcher. She participates in the mur.at Unarchive exhibition with her work „The Annunciation of the Digital Angels“. She investigates the multidisciplinarity of images as a transport medium of ancient beliefs to contemporary technologies.
In this episode of Netzrauschen Andreas talks with media artist Martin Nadal, who is developing his new project Fangøcam as part of his virtual residency at mur.at. Martin is currently based in Berlin whose work delves deeply into the technologies that are transforming our world. With a particular focus on the finance, blockchain and neural networks , exploring its impact society and culture.
Links zur Sendung:
Martin Nadal virtual residency: https://mur.at/post/2023-martinnadal/
Shoshana Zuboff The Age Of Surveillance Capitalism https://archive.org/details/shoshanazubofftheageofsurveillancecapitalism
https://martinnadal.eu/
https://unarchive.mur.at/artworks/fango-cam/
Gestaltung: Andreas Zingerle
Ton & Signation: Gernot Tutner
In this episode of Netzrauschen Andreas interviews spanish artist Miguel Rangil, who explores in his artistic research the hybrid nature of humanity and the interplay between technology and nature. In 2023 he participated in the ONB Labs Art Program, where he investigated the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on our perception, understanding, and interactions. Rangil uses AI tools and draws inspiration from historical archives to uncover connections and patterns that transcend time. Through his project „Hyperconnected Past“ he sheds light on the essence of images and their role in shaping our understanding of the past, offering new perspectives on our hyperconnected world.
Links zur Sendung:
Miguel Rangil: http://miguelrangil.com/
Foto: Martin Krickl, (Miguel setting up his work Hyperconnected Past at ONB exhibition, Spring 2023)
Gestaltung: Andreas Zingerle
Ton & Signation: Gernot Tutner
Musik: Inner Cell by King Gizzard and the lizard wizard https://kinggizzardandthelizardwizard.com/polygondwanaland
In this episode of Netzrauschen Andreas talks with Lana Martires, who was working on the virtual pavillion exhibition „Unarchive“ for the 2023 Netart Biennial as part of her summer internship at mur.at. Lana is currently pursuing an Erasmus Master Degree in Media Arts Cultures, is frequently involved in artistic projects, values Open Knowledge initiatives, and has diverse interests like analog photography, DIY repair, archival investigation, and History of technology.
Links zur Sendung:
https://mur.at/post/23-internship/
https://www.mediaartscultures.eu/mediaac/
https://unarchive.mur.at/
https://thewrong.org/
https://2023.cryptorave.org/
In this episode of Netzrauschen Andreas interviews Wouter Moraal, an artist, designer and cybersecurity consultant from the Netherlands, who was visiting Graz to participate in this years mur-worklab. He presents his speculative fiction cardgame „Cativism“, talks about his activist past with „Bits off Freedom“ and Accessnow in Brussels and we discuss how Permaculture principles can be applied to creative actions. Find more worklab related talks and interviews in the CBA archive.
Foto Credit: mur.at
Links zur Sendung:
https://woutermoraal.nl/
https://cativism.org/
https://www.bitsoffreedom.nl/english/
https://www.fightforthefuture.org/
https://www.accessnow.org/
List of Non-Violent Methods in ‚Dictatorship to Democracy‘ from Gene Sharp https://archive.org/details/politics_From_Dictatorshop_to_Democracy/page/n85/mode/2up
The Path of Most Resistance: A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Nonviolent Campaigns – Ivan Marovic
https://www.nonviolent-conflict.org/path-most-resistance-step-by-step-guide-planning-nonviolent-campaigns/
Blueprint for Revolution: how to use rice pudding, Lego men, and other nonviolent techniques to galvanize communities, overthrow dictators, or simply change the world – Srdja Popovic
https://archive.org/details/blueprintforrevo0000popo/mode/2up
Center for Applied NonViolent Actions and Strategies https://canvasopedia.org/who-we-are/
Beautiful Trouble tactics https://beautifultrouble.org/toolbox/tactic
The work of Wouter Moraal was realised within the framework of a European Media Art Platform residency program at Werkleitz, co-funded by the European Union. This presentation was co-funded by Ars Electronica.
Gestaltung: Andreas Zingerle
Ton & Signation: Gernot Tutner
In dieser Episode von Netzrauschen hat Andreas gleich fünf Gäste im Helsinki Sendestudio: Schülerinnen der 4. Klasse der HTBLVA-Ortweinschule / Film und MultimediaART und deren Lehrer Jona Hoier. Gemeinsam unterhalten sie sich über das Semesterprojekt: den Besuch im mur.at Rechenzentrum, das World Cafè zu den Themen Open Source und zukünftige mur-Services und besondere 360° Videoprojekte, die inspiriert durch einen Gastvortrag von Fabian Kühfuß und der virtuellen Reiseagentur „Travel4U“ entstanden.
Links zur Sendung:
Kooperationsprojekt: https://mur.at/project/htl-ortwein/
HTBLVA-Ortweinschule / Film und MultimediaART: https://www.ortweinschule.at/portfolio/film-und-multimediaart/
Hannah Dienbauer https://hannahdienbauer.com/
Lina Lippitsch https://linalippitsch.com/
Jasmin Schlögl: https://jasminschloegl.com/
Ida Onzek https://gaffergala.ortweinschule.at/archiv-2022/
Jona Hoier https://jonahoier.net/
Der Netzpolitische Abend greift seit 2015 aktuell relevante netzpolitische Themen auf, schafft Bewusstsein für zukünftige technologische und gesellschaftliche Entwicklungen, und ordnet diese in kurzweiliger und unterhaltsamer Form ein. Das Publikum kann sich mit Fragen und Kommentaren einbringen und am Anschluss in lockerer Atmosphäre mit den Speaker:innen weiter diskutieren.
Durch Initiative von Spektral (https://spektral.at), epicenter.works (https://epicenter.works) und mur.at (https://mur.at) findet dieser im Rahmen des ELEVATE zum bereits 2. Mal in Graz statt.
Talks & Speaker:innen:
Daniel Lohninger (epicenter.works) ›› „Digitale Selbstverteidigung – Die Vision vom Bildungsprojekt der NGO epicenter.works„
Johanna Pirker (TU Graz) ›› „Chancengerechte und Faire Digitalisierung“
KairUs (Linda Kronman und Andreas Zingerle) ›› „Daten sortieren – künstlerische Zugänge zu Datensätzen und Archiven“
Stefan Auer (ACIPSS) ›› „Desinformationswelten – Zum Ende der geteilten Wahrheiten“
Moderation: Reni Hofmüller (esc medien kunst labor)
Foto Credit: Elevate
Links zur Sendung:
https://epicenter.works/
https://jpirker.com/
https://kairus.org/
https://acipss.org/
https://esc.mur.at/
Gestaltung: Elevate, Epicenter.works, mur.at, Spektral
Ton & Signation: Gernot Tutner
Musik scheint eine urmenschliche Kunstform – wie verändert sich Musizieren, wenn Menschen mit einer KI interagieren? Giacomo Lepri ist Komponist, Musiker, Software- und Hardwaredesigner und spezialisiert auf digitalen Instrumentenbau. Im Winter 2021-2022 war Lepri zu Gast in Graz am Institut für elektronische Musik und Akustik der Kunstuni Graz, um im Rahmen des FWF-PEEK-Projekts „interagency“ ein elektronisches Instrument weiterzuentwickeln, das mit menschlichen Musiker:innen gemeinsam improvisiert, dabei autonome, oft überraschende Entscheidungen trifft und von menschlichem Verhalten lernt. Im Gespräch mit Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka erzählt Lepri von den anthropologischen Hintergründen der Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion, warum er eine Leidenschaft für absurde und nutzlose Instrumente hat, wieso KI oft ein überschätzter Begriff ist und ob man Maschinen Musikalität beibringen kann.
http://www.giacomolepri.com/
Gestaltung: Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka
Ton & Signation: Gernot Tutner
In this episode of Netzrauschen Andreas interviews Nejc Trampuž, a Slovenian multimedia artist and photographer and sound artist Tim Kropivšek. For the past five years, Nejc has been actively involved in environmental and ecological projects and since 2019, he has also been an activist in the Youth for Climate Justice movement. His most recent work titled „Another Future Entirely“ is a multi-layered art and research project that premiered in the Simulaker Gallery in Novo mesto where he collaborated amonst others with Tim who created immersive soundscapes for the project.
konS ≡ Platform for Contemporary Investigative Art is a project chosen on the public call for the selection of the operations “Network of Investigative Art and Culture Centres”.
In this episode of Netzrauschen Andreas talks with Gea Gračner from the Radio Activism – Unpolluted on Air project. The project addresses the environmental crisis from a local perspective of youth collaborating at the independent radio stations Radio MARŠ (Maribor, Slovenia), Radio Student (Zagreb, Croatia) and Radio Helsinki (Graz, Austria).
Foto Credit: Jan Podbrežnik
Links zur Sendung:
Gestaltung: Andreas Zingerle
Ton & Signation: Gernot Tutner
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