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Nachrichten, Termine, Experten
Nachrichten, Termine, Experten
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Wissenschaft
The two-day symposium Women under Surveillance counters neutral definitions of surveillance to establish a platform for artistic and interdisciplinary dialogue along the lines of women and surveillance in our digital age.
Wednesday / Thursday, 2 and 3 December 2015
Aula, Filzengraben 2, D-50676 Köln
Registration: sievers@khm.de
Programme: http://wus.khm.de/
Lectures, performances, installations and film screenings go deeper into the critical means of collecting data and monitoring processes in the name of security and the general interest of the “public”.
The symposium aims to move beyond the discussion whether excessive surveillance is a necessary and productive practice in an increasingly insecure world.
Rather, in taking the gendered history of surveillance strategies as its starting point—such as the regulation of women's productive autonomy and sexuality—the symposium engages artistically and critically with questions as: “who is being watched by whom, how, why and at what expense?”
Speakers & Performers:
bankleer (artist group, Berlin)
chicks on speed (artist group, Cologne/Hamburg)
Karin Michalski (professor for art and media studies/gender, KHM)
Lívia Nolasco-Rozsas (curator, ZKM Karlsruhe)
Meghan O'Hara (filmmaker, California State University, Monterey Bay, Seaside, CA)
& James Merle Thomas (art historian and curator, University of Southern California,
Los Angeles, CA)
Sophie Maintigneux (cinematographer, professor for artistic cinematography, KHM)
Christa Pfafferott (author and film director, Hamburg)
Angela Richter (director, Schauspiel Köln)
Katrin Schlösser (film producer, professor for creative film and TV production, KHM)
Dirk Schulz (GeStiK – Gender Studies in Cologne, University of Cologne)
Mark von Schlegell (author and theorist, Cologne)
Mi You (assistant researcher, art and media studies, KHM)
and students of the KHM
Concept and organisation: Julia Scher, Dieuwke Boersma, Christian Sievers, and the Surveillant Architectures Group at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne.
As part of the symposium, GLASMOOG – Raum für Kunst & Diskurs at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne presents “Tektite Revisited”– an exhibition and film project by filmmaker Megan O’Hara and art historian James Merle Thomas.
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