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Virtual co-design session
Knowledge is at the heart of sustainable development. The achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals requires therefore effective knowledge management. However, knowledge needs to be understood in regional, societal, historic and cultural context. Art and culture are essential to the understanding of knowledge, specifically when knowledge – and its various aspects and processes – is reflected as a subject of art. Beyond reflecting knowledge, art is also a medium of knowledge, like articles or books.
The Museum of Knowledge Science shall deepen the understanding of knowledge in its global diversity and foster dialogue between cultures of knowledge. It shall contribute to the context-sensitive approach to knowledge in the development of societies, specifically in the context of development cooperation, where knowledge colonization is still a threat to indigenous knowledge and cultural knowledge identities.
The museum shall show historic art works linked with essential knowledge processes (like learning, sharing, capturing, teaching, remembering, reflecting) in cultural and historic context. Contemporary artists reflect historic art through contemporary approaches and create culturally sensitive future-oriented perspectives. Visitors can identify art works related to certain topics and regions and interact with others by sharing their views and interpretation with others.
In this virtual interaction we invite you to
- introduce our prototype to you
- co-design with us the museum
- envision with us next steps for the museum development.
The Museum of Knowledge Science is prototyped by Atiq Hashmi (Creative Technical Director), Eveline Wandl-Vogt (Scientific and Artistic Director) and Andreas Brandner (Managing Director), in collaboration with the School of Knowledge and the Knowledge for Development partnership.
Artists:
- Andreas Brandner
- Louise Deininger
- Atiq Hashmi
- Eveline Wandl-Vogt
Registration required, free access:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYvduqqrDIsHNROyo5MyetxOeF4Uzfxg9nV
Credit: Louise Deininger
Credit: Atiq Hashmi
Credit: Atiq Hashmi
Credit: Louise Deininger
Credit: Louise Deininger
Project Credits / Acknowledgements
The Museum of Knowledge Science is prototyped by Atiq Hashmi (Creative Technical Director), Eveline Wandl-Vogt (Scientific and Artistic Director) and Andreas Brandner (Managing Director), in collaboration with the School of Knowledge and the Knowledge for Development partnership.
It is sponsored by the following institutions:
Ars Electronica Research Institute “knowledge for humanity” (AT)
City University of Hong Kong, Center for Applied Computing and Interactive Media (CN)
Knowledge for Development Partnership (AT)
