Art Collaboration: Human, Machine, and Art / Lara Peters, Abitha Jayamohan, Nina Mandl, Mert Türkekul, Leon Oskui, Benedikt Ettmüller, Christoph Pretzsch, Nyx Lucia Günther - Photo: Synthetic Realities
Networking Event
How do new technologies inspire arts?
Lara Peters (DE), Abitha Jayamohan (DE), Nina Mandl (DE), Mert Türkekul (DE), Leon Oskui (DE), Benedikt Ettmüller (DE), Christoph Pretzsch (DE), Nyx Lucia Günther (DE)
In this newtworking event, students and experts will discuss how interactive systems, social robots, and algorithmic methods are transforming artistic expression—from concept development to production.
At the same time, the question arises: How can our understanding of innovation in the fields of art, the creative industries, and technology be updated and further developed? How can art build bridges, open up new perspectives, and support our approach to complex technical systems?
University of Arts Linz, Hauptplatz 8
Sprache //
EN
The Institute of Art Education is part of the Faculty of History and Art Studies. Together with the Institutes of Art History, Music Education, Musicology, and Theatre Studies, it forms the Department of Art Studies at LMU. The program focuses on teaching the fine arts both within and beyond public schools. It encompasses the development of practical artistic skills, as well as the acquisition of subject-related, theoretical, and didactic knowledge.