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Thematic Focus

27.October 2023 – 28.October 2023

Diversify the Code

Artistic Production and Institutional Structural Change

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Overview of the project TheHost.Is

For four years Kampnagel and the Deichtorhallen Hamburg have collaborated in the project DIVERSIFY THE CODE; the result is the software tool “artwork” for event planning as well as several editions of the artistic residency program thehost.is, in which a total of 11 artists* have developed discursive-experimental projects at the interface between art and digitalization. The final events will bring together the different projects and topics of the cooperation.

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Virtual Healing Hub

27.10. - 28.10.2023

artwork – a Softwaretool for event planning

27.10.2023

Open code-reading circle

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27.10. - 28.10.2023

Magic Code Circle with nota e.V.

Communities in open source and/as artistic pratrice

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27.10.2023

Discussion / Talk

Digitality in the cultural sector of the future

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28.10.2023

Creative Technologies Lunch: »Art, Code and Community-Kitchen«

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28.10.2023

Unionizing the Speculative

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28.10.2023

Funded in the Kultur Digital programme of the Federal Cultural Foundation and by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.