As part of European Researchers Night at Vordere Zollamtstr. 7
An enquiry about practices, strategies, and forums for an audience to move beyond the realm of public authority and corporate investment
A project by ARTist and AIL. Deadline: 21 Aug 2023
Panel discussion (in German) with Ricarda Denzer, Peter Kutin, Pia Palme, Karl Salzmann. Angewandte Festival 2022
Artistic research project by artist duo MUELLER-DIVJAK and AIL, starting September 2023
Installation by Martin Kusch (Department of Digital Art, University of Applied Arts Vienna)
Passenger Diaries – Performative Research on Emergent Subjectivities in Trans-Urban Space
Some insights from our current exhibition still on till 14 Jul 2023
Research Presentations at AIL
The exhibition intensively explores the substance of oil in connection with various concepts and phenomena of our petromodernity
Research Presentation from May 2024
Some insights from our current exhibition still on till 14 Jul 2023
Curated by Judith Reichart, Lucie Strecker, Thomas Feuerstein, Jens Hauser
The highly charged collection of items will diffuse over the course of the event
The exhibition focuses on two projects that explore the relationship between material, structure and space
Daniela Kröhnert and Lukas Allner giving us insights in their research project and experiences
A cooperation between the Bruno Kreisky Forum, the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), and the University of Applied Arts Vienna
Vienna offers space for 726.100 cars, but not for one AIL Park Lab
A project by Flavia Mazzanti Produced by Immerea Performers: Olivia Hild, Imani Rameses Sound: Brootworth
A cooperation with the department of Media Theory, concluding the series of talks and performances on ‘Decolonizing Technology’
Hosted by the Coding Lab of the University of Applied Arts Vienna
Accompanied by a Dialogue with Tiara Roxanne, moderated by Nelly Y. Pinkrah
What would an algorithm serve at an opening and how could one feed the algorithm to break existing recognition patterns?
Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Genetic Engineering: A Threat, Upgrade or the Reinvention of Art?
A cooperation between the Bruno Kreisky Forum, the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), and the University of Applied Arts Vienna
The argument will be that disability is a condition of possibility for AI.
You can find the publicatons at Café Exchange and at other selected BUSSI Stops all over Vienna
Artistic duo Ina Conradi and Mark Chavez about their current work – A cooperation with the department of Digital Arts
The Importance of Redefining Work in the Face of Today’s Technological Revolution
1 Dec–16 Dec 2022 // Tue–Fri 12:00–18:00
Curated by Judith Reichart, Lucie Strecker, Thomas Feuerstein, Jens Hauser
Find out more about the concept behind it and meet artist and writer Valerie Prinz
Wendy Hui Kyong Chun in Conversation with Nishant Shah – Moderation: Clemens Apprich
About social dimension of sound and practices of listening
infinity rug is a series of sonic-seances where sound, collective learning and intimate care create a space of togetherness
The series of sound interventions at the Otto Wagner Kassenhalle explores the concept of living matter and questions the notion of nature.
Clemens Apprich is head of the department of Media Theory, which co-hosts AIL’s Talk Series on the topic of ‘Decolonizing Technology’
‘Obviously, no technological innovation will be able to solve our social problems.’ (from our Interview with Clemens Apprich)
Clemens Apprich is head of the department of Media Theory, which co-hosts AIL’s Talk Series on the topic of ‘Decolonizing Technology’
A cooperation with the department of Media Theory, concluding the series of talks and performances on ‘Decolonizing Technology’
Wendy Hui Kyong Chun in Conversation with Nishant Shah – Moderation: Clemens Apprich
Accompanied by a Dialogue with Tiara Roxanne, moderated by Nelly Y. Pinkrah
This talk is part of the lecture series Decolonizing Technology in cooperation with the department of Media Theory
To be able to grasp the complexity of today’s societal challenges, we need multiple perspectives and methods.
Philipp Blom in Conversation with climate activist Lena Schilling
A cooperation between the Bruno Kreisky Forum, the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), and the University of Applied Arts Vienna
A cooperation between the Bruno Kreisky Forum, the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), and the University of Applied Arts Vienna
The Importance of Redefining Work in the Face of Today’s Technological Revolution
Gerald Bast in Conversation (in English) with Ina Conradi and Mark Chavez
Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Genetic Engineering: A Threat, Upgrade or the Reinvention of Art?
Gerald Bast in Conversation (in German) with Philipp Blom
From the educational program of artistic research and interdisciplinary approaches by Basak Senova (Visiting Prof. of Angewandte)
Research Presentation from 2022
Artist Talk by Gaia Leandra and Ce Quimera in English from 2022
Research Presentation from May 2022
Reserach Presentation at Café Exchange from May 2022
Lunch Break Performance, June 2022
Gerald Bast in Conversation (in German) with Philipp Blom
Gerald Bast in Conversation (in English) with Ina Conradi and Mark Chavez
About social dimension of sound and practices of listening
The series of sound interventions at the Otto Wagner Kassenhalle explores the concept of living matter and questions the notion of nature.
infinity rug is a series of sonic-seances where sound, collective learning and intimate care create a space of togetherness
From Immersion via Agency to Engagement
Die Beziehung zwischen Natur und Mensch aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln
Obvious and hidden effects social media has on society
Curated by Li Falkensteiner
Natalia Domínguez Rangel played on 2 Oct 2021 at the finssage of the exhibition Ecologies & Politics of the Living
The series of sound interventions at the Otto Wagner Kassenhalle explores the concept of living matter and questions the notion of nature.
Using the acoustics of Otto Wagner's Kassenhalle, the series of sound interventions at Café Exchange explores the concept of living matter and nature.
Neuroscientist Stefan Glasauer and game theorist and artist Margarete Jahrmann