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Ars Electronica Futurelab and Keio University SFC have jointly established an online lecture named „Artistic Journalism“ as a literacy for the futures, starting in 2020. Futurelab’s director, Hideaki Ogawa, was invited to teach the experimental class from the Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria.
In an age of uncertainty and unpredictability, we believe that we need opportunities to not only consume information conveyed by traditional media and news, but also to think slowly and deeply, and to move swiftly into action.
Artists deal with science and technology, industry, city and social issues, and global issues, and express and explore various messages in their works and projects. In this class, we gave these actions the framework of Artistic Journalism and discussed the latest art, technology science, and society.
Lecture Contents
- [Lecture] Introduction of Ars Electronica
- [Lecture] Art Thinking
- [Talk Session] Art x Journalism
Guest: Naohiro Ukawa (Artist, Dommune) - [Lecture] Technology & Life and Artistic Journalism
- [Ars Electronica Home Delivery] Understanding AI
Guest: Christoph Kremer (Managing Director of Ars Electronica Center), Nicole Gruneis (Head of Education & Content Development of Ars Electronica Center) - [Lecture] Science and Artistic Journalism
Guest: Ai Hasegawa (Artist) - [Ars Electronica Home Delivery] Deep Space
Guest: Christoph Kremer (Managing Director of Ars Electronica Center), Nicolas Naveau (Senior researcher at Ars Electronica Futurelab) - [Lecture] Society and Artistic Journalism
- [Ars Electronica Home Delivery] There is no planet B
Guest: Christoph Kremer (Managing Director of Ars Electronica Center), Martin Honzik (Chief Curatorial Officer and Managing Director of Ars Electronica Festival, Prix, and Exhibitions) - [Lecture] Global Issues and Artistic Journalism
- [Talk Session] Creative Action for the Future
Guest: Yuima Nakazato (Artist and Designer), Arisa Kamada (Ethical Fashion Planner) - [Presentation] Final Presentation and Critique Session 1
- [Presentation] Final Presentation and Critique Session 2
- [Presentation] Final Presentation and Critique Session 3 and Wrap up
Credits
Ars Electronica Futurelab: Hideaki Ogawa, Nicolas Naveau
Ars Electronica Center: Christoph Kremer, Nicole Gruneis
Ars Electronica Festival: Martin Honzik
Guests: Naohiro Ukawa (Artist, Dommune), Ai Hasegawa (Artist), Yuima Nakazato (Artist and Designer), Arisa Kamada (Ethical Fashion Planner)
In collaboration with Keio University SFC
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From our never-ending list of ideas and concepts we have compiled a selection of works related to the topics addressed in this project. An overview of all our productions, cooperations and projects can be found in our continuously growing project archive.
