THE AR­TIS­T'S BODY 8

Our worlds, in­clu­ding the arts, are be­co­m­ing in­crea­singly di­gi­ti­zed. Smart­pho­nes make so­ci­al me­dia a con­stant com­pa­n­ion for many peop­le, who not only re­flect their lives in the di­gi­tal world al­most si­mul­ta­ne­ous­ly, but also live them in par­al­lel. Vir­tu­al rea­li­ties are emer­ging along­si­de phy­si­cal ex­pe­ri­en­ces and are be­co­m­ing in­crea­singly ela­bo­ra­te and com­plex, even bey­ond so­ci­al me­dia.

Can AI help with com­po­sing? Who is the aut­hor then? Does mo­ti­on cap­tu­re help us un­der­stand mo­ve­ment and mu­sic-ma­king pat­terns? What does this mean for tea­ching? Can I in­vent new worlds?

Lec­tures, dis­cus­sions, and work­shops will ex­plo­re the extent to which the­se di­gi­tal worlds can be pro­duc­tive for ar­tists and their work.

The de­tail­ed pro­gram with pre­sen­ta­ti­ons, pa­nels and work­shops will be avail­ab­le here soon.

To re­gis­ter for the work­shop blocks TAB 8 VIR­TUAL­kör­per­REA­LI­TY plea­se switch to the Ger­man lan­guage page.

Ques­ti­ons about the sym­po­si­um wel­co­me to:

tab@orga.hfmdk-frank­furt.de