Hanno Rauterberg born in Celle in 1967, is deputy head of the feature section of DIE ZEIT and writes primarily about art, architecture and urban planning. He holds a doctorate in art history and is a graduate of the Henri Nannen School of Journalism. Since 2007, he has been a member of the Freie Akademie der Künste in Hamburg.

Most recently published: The Art of the Future. On the Dream of the Creative Machine (Suhrkamp), Wie frei ist die Kunst? The New Culture War and the Crisis of Liberalism (Suhrkamp), Art and the Good Life. On the Ethics of Aesthetics (Suhrkamp).

About the discussion series Dialogues for Tomorrow:

The debate series Dialogues for Tomorrow critically examines the present from multiple perspectives in order to create a better understanding of tomorrow.

Beginning in Fall 2022, Gerald Bast, rector of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, invited artists and experts to the new Café Exchange. The interdisciplinary conversations covered topics from the field of art, science, culture, technology and politics and give audiences a chance to join the discussion.

As a sequel of the series, the program is now broadened: In spring 2023 together with the Bruno Kreisky Forum and the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), the University of Applied Arts hosts experts from different disciplines to discuss future challenges. Ranging from climate change to democracies in crisis, current wars and social controversies: this time it is historian, journalist and author Philipp Blom who will be in conversation with renowned, innovative, intelligent and provocative international guests to talk about transformation, reasonable change, necessary steps and new conceptual spaces.