Bauhaus-Universität Weimar: Programm

Morning Programme

09.00 - 09.30	Opening Prof. Dr. Winfried Speitkamp \| President of the Bauhaus University Weimar Jun.-Prof. Dr. Alexandra Toland \| Arts and Research Bauhaus University Weimar
09.30 - 10.00	Dr. Anna-Lena Wenzel \| Author and Journalist Keynote: Grenzräume - im Dazwischen / Border Areas - Being in Between (presentation in German with a summary in English)
10.00 - 10.15	Coffee Break
10.15 - 12.15	Panel 1: Boundaries in Political Contexts Zinovia Foka \| Bauhaus University Weimar What do we talk about when we talk about borders? A look at the multidisciplinary field of border studies Prof. Dr. Frank Eckardt \| Bauhaus University Weimar Not a game: European borders and the right of asylum Tamara Popovic \| Architect Flexible boundaries of the shopping centre New Belgrade (1972 - 1995) Olaf Holzapfel \| Artist Über das Zaun-Projekt / About the fence project (presentation in German with a summary in English)

Morning Programme

09.00 - 09.30

Dr. Harriett Jernigan | Technical University Berlin
Keynote: The accidental social geographer – Polyvocality and the dissolution of boundaries

09.30 - 11.30

Panel 1: Disciplinary Boundaries
Prof. Dr. Giovanni Solari | University of Genoa
     Wind engineering and atmospheric sciences: boundaries and
     co-operations
Prof. Dr. Julia Bee | Bauhaus University Weimar
     Borders of social mobility - Reading Eribon in media studies
Prof. Dr. Guido Morgenthal | Bauhaus University Weimar
     Synchrony - Between beauty and nuisance
Andrea Augsten | University of Wuppertal
     Designing invisible boundaries in large organization – Exploring the introduction of design thinking as an activity to nudge change

13.15 - 14.15	Panel 2: Boundaries in Technological and Political Contexts Dr. Timo Kaerlein \| University of Siegen Near - body technologies and the paranoid - schizophrenic condition of digital media Christina Grammatikopoulou \| Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Between continuity and fragmentation: The expanded space generated by technology
14.15 - 14:30	Coffee Break
14.30 -16.00	Panel 3: Strategies of Overcoming Borders Marie Klinger \| Bauhaus University Weimar Endless temporary situations. Exit strategies of grassroots networks in Athens. Prof. Dr. Danielle Wilde \| University of Southern Denmark Food for thought - from the planetary to the personal - collaborative growing material alternatives Franziska Winter \| Bauhaus University Weimar New dimensions in testimony – On the aesthetic shifts in audiovisual remembrance
16.00 - 16.15	Coffee Break
16.15 - 17.15	Final Presentation and Discussion Katja Marie Voigt \| Bauhaus University Weimar From being evaluated by "significant others" to radical self- monitoring Karolin Schmitt-Weidmann \| University of Kassel Crossing borders between life and art on a concert stage (Lecture Recital) Final discussion with all speakers using the boundary objects focusing on Fundamental Properties of Boundaries: 1. What are the purposes of boundaries? 2. What remains when boundaries vanish? Where do they lose their expected qualities? 3. How do we want to shape borders and boundaries in the future?

12.30 - 14.30	Panel 2: Borders of »Experienceability« Edith Kollath \| Bauhaus University Weimar Everything is illuminated – The probable contingency of the future Dr. Ugur Seçil Yavus \| Free University of Bozen Co-designing a smart object together with children – Blurring the boundaries between the role of the designer and the user Daniel Wessolek \| Bauhaus University Weimar Constraints as principle, principles as constraints Prof. Dr. Clemens Apprich \| Leuphana University of Lüneburg Pattern discrimination: data - information - knowledge
14.30 - 14.45	Coffee Break
14.45 - 16.00	Panel 3: Borders of »Experienceability« Prof. Dr. Lars Grabbe \| University of Applied Science Münster Hyperaesthetic images - The hyperaisthesis of hapto-tactile media technologies Tobias Held \| Bauhaus University Weimar Face-to-interface – Socio-interactive potentials of videocalls within the context of intimacy and proximity Jens Vetter \| University of Art and Design Linz Physical sound representation with haptic control feedback
16.00 - 16.15	Coffee Break
16.15 - 17.15	Final Presentation and Discussion Final discussion using the boundary objects focusing on: Borders of »Experienceability« 1. How does society handle the unfamiliar or the invisible, and which challenges do science, technology, arts, and design face? Disciplinary Boundaries 2. What is the significance of disciplinary borders and interdisciplinary for science and progress today? 3. Which advantages and challenges come with interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaborations in science, art, and design?

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