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Thursday, 21 February 2019
12.00 | Welcome |
12.30 | Exploring the Critical Zone Jacobus Bracker, Hamburg // Stefanie Johns, Hamburg |
13.00 | DE\GLOBALIZE. A search movement for the terrestrial Daniel Fetzner, Offenburg |
13.40 | Mermaid Tears Susanne Kriemann, Karlsruhe |
14.20 | Coffee break |
14.40 | The desert as a Critical Zone Toni Hildebrandt, Bern |
15.20 | Must we meet monsters at the end of the world? Sudipto Basu, New Delhi |
16.00 | Coffee break |
16.20 | „The picture has moved“. Extreme Bilder, World Zooms, Immersive VR Vera Tollmann, Berlin |
17.00 | How to represent porosity to fill strategical emptiness? An art and visual culture discussion Damien Pelletier-Brun, Rennes // Lena Quelvennec, Lund |
17.40 | Coffee break |
18.00 | Visualising the Critical Zone, an interdisciplinary approach Bruno Latour, Paris // Alexandra Arènes, Manchester // Jérôme Gaillardet, Paris |
19.00 | Reception |
Friday, 22 February 2019
09.30 | Moin moin |
10.00 | Interaction of nature and man after Ernst Cassirer: Expressive phenomena as indicators Martina Sauer, Bühl (Baden) |
10.40 | Mediating the Critical Zone. Land art in the perspective of image studies Michael Rottmann, Basel |
11.20 | Coffee break |
11.40 | Becoming-Slime. Zoning the Medusocene Léa Perraudin, Cologne |
12.20 | Encounters of humans and non-humans in bio art Olga Timurgalieva, Warsaw |
13.00 | Lunch break |
14.00 | Imago corporalis and homeostasis. Exploration of the Critical Zone in the range of quasi-materiality and embodiment Lars Christian Grabbe, Münster |
14.40 | What’s so critical? Magdalena Eckes, Stuttgart |
15.20 | Coffee break |
15.40 | Watching the Critical Zone through one another’s eyes: an interdisciplinary dialogue Steven Banwart, Sheffield // Anna Krzywoszyńska, Sheffield |
16.20 | Critical Zones. A research seminar with Bruno Latour Daniel Irrgang, Karlsruhe // Bettina Korintenberg, Karlsruhe |
17.00 | Farewell |