re:publica 25
26th-28th May 2025
STATION Berlin
Art & Culture
Immersive, interactive and creative: Let's dive into the interplay of technology with art and culture. Bits and bytes are constantly expanding the possibilities of expression, while the rapid development of AI is turning many former cornerstones of art and creativity upside down.
What challenges does digitalisation present for creatives in art and design? What new opportunities do text, image, and sound generators offer, and what problems do they bring along? From the metaverse and memes to museums, TikTok and touchscreens to theatres, Discord to data visualisation: we want to explore how digital advancements are transforming internet culture, studios, cultural industries and institutions.
We also want to know: How can art and culture contribute to contemporary discourses? How can creatives and activists change our world (or at least our view of it) by generating new perceptions, experiences, and encounters? What are these so-called new realities? And: who cares in the field of art and culture?
FLINTA*s und Technik. Wie unter queer-feministischen Ansätzen den Lücken des Technikmuseums begegnet werden kann.
AN ALLE! Augmented Reality und der digitale öffentliche Stadtraum.
Maiken Laackmann, Thomas Friemel
Vom Tod in der Netzfamilie: Wer kümmert sich um die Lebenden?
Nadia Zaboura, Jens Scholz, Susann Kabisch, Matthias Gockel
The Future is now – Wie wird Künstliche Intelligenz das Museum der Zukunft prägen?
Carolin Wagner, Sonja Thiel, Katherine Heid, Roland Fischer
Kitchen Politics: How to Not Exclude Artists and Cultural Workers with Caring Responsibilities
Chat With A DJ mit Lúcia Lu und Opium Hum
Lúcia Lu, Opium Hum, Tamara Güçlü
Quiet Gestures: Care, Wellness and Looking After as Strategies of Survival and Resistance
Ana Carvalho, Sophie McCuen-Koytek, Sarnt Utamachote, Cornelia Lund
The untold story of the worlds biggest private data set on the natural environment: AI and Synthetic Landscapes
Integration of Quantum Principles into the Artistic Process
Bianca Kennedy, Nadia Armstrong, Adrian Schmidt, Swan Collective, Gesche Joost