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Welcome to the department of
MEDIA, TREND & PUBLIC APPEARANCE
A forum for production, exhibition, exchange and dialogue about
contemporary practice, trend and lifestyle development.
...continue to read our mission statement
Media, Trend & Public Appearance proudly present…
Lecture: …aus dem Nähkästchen: Christoph Niemann
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Tuesday, Dezember 7, 6.30p.m.
5th floor, Syklobby |
Shop: THE ÄPPEL STORE
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Exhibition: Domestikation
November 27, 2010 – May 2011 Opening November 26
Phyletisches Museum Jena, with contributions from Felix Sattler, Elisabeth Kaufmann & Konrad Angermüller
More News
- Where we show: EXHIBITIONS
- Where we talk: LECTURES
- The fine print: PUBLICATIONS
- Read what others have to say about us: IN THE PRESS
Who we are
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Prof. Christine Hill Chair |
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Dipl.-Mediengestalter Felix Sattler Lecturer, Assistant Marienstraße 5, Raum 207 | |
| Sekretariat Nadin Glaser |
PROJECTS
COURSES
Winter Semester 2010-11
- Bachelor of Fine Arts
- EINFÜHRUNGSMODUL nur Erstsemester (BFA), Prof. Christine Hill
- COUNTER CULTURE – Projektmodul (BFA), Prof. Christine Hill
- MUSTERKOFFER – Werkmodul (BFA), Felix Sattler
- REPEAT UNTIL – Die 10.000-Stunden-Regel – Werkmodul (BFA), Felix Sattler
- GET LOST! In Weimar – Werkmodul (BFA), Anja Lutz
- Master of Fine Arts
- SOLE PROPRIETOR – Projektmodul (MFA), Prof. Christine Hill
- WORK DON’T PLAY – Future scenographies for the creative industries – Fachmodul (MFA), Felix Sattler
PROJECT ARCHIVE
NÄHKÄSTCHEN- LECTURE
Lecuture 10. November 2010: Fritz Haeg
„Aus dem Nähkästchen…“ is a lecture series curated by Prof. Christine Hill. Since 2005, well-known international practicioners are invited to talk about their projects and to reveal secrets of the trade.
The following artists/ practitioners have presented their work within our lecture series:
Doris Berger (Berlin)
Brett Bloom/ Temporary Services (Chicago)
Booklyn (CK Wilde and Marshall Weber) (Brooklyn)
Regine Debatty (Berlin)
Hope Ginsburg (Richmond)
Fritz Haeg (Los Angeles/ Rome)
Rafael Horzon (Berlin)
Fawn Krieger (New York)
Prem Krishnamurthy (New York)
Lillevan (Berlin)
Joanne Moar (Cologne)
Christoph Niemann (Berlin/ New York)
Timothy Nohe (Baltimore)
Carey Young (London)
for more information on guests and lectures please visit our Nähkästchen archive
RESSOURCES
Links to work we´ve made, work we appreciate and general inspiration.