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MEDIA, TREND & PUBLIC APPEARANCE

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Media, Trend & Public Appearance proudly present…

Lecture: …aus dem Nähkästchen: John Freyer


Wednesday, April 20th, 7 p.m.
Oberlichtsaal, Hauptgebäude
Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 8
johnfreyer.com



Shop: THE ÄPPEL STORE

24.11. - 26.11.2010
11a.m. – 3p.m.

 
 

 

 

 

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Exhibition: Domestikation

November 27, 2010 – May 2011
Opening November 26, 2010

Phyletisches Museum Jena

with contributions from Felix Sattler, Elisabeth Kaufmann & Konrad Angermüller

     

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Who we are

Prof. Christine Hill

Chair
Marienstraße 5, Raum 206
99423 Weimar
Telefon: +49 3643 / 58-3870
volksboutique.org - Christine Hill's studio

 
Dipl.-Mediengestalter Felix Sattler
Lecturer, Assistant

Marienstraße 5, Raum 207
99423 Weimar
Telefon: +49 3534 / 58-3884

Sekretariat

Stephanie Kipp (stand in for parental leave)
Marienstraße 5, Raum 106
99423 Weimar
Telefon: +49 3643 / 58-3805
E-Mail: stephanie.kipp [et] uni-weimar.de


PROJECTS

COURSES

Summer Semester 2012

Bachelor of Fine Arts
SEMIOTICS OF THE KITCHEN – Projektmodul (BFA), Prof. Christine Hill und Werkmodul/Fachmodul, Felix Sattler
THIS IS WHAT WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY… Encyclopedia! – Werkmodul (BFA), Franziska Walther


Master of Fine Arts
SEMIOTICS OF THE KITCHEN – Projektmodul (MFA), Prof. Christine Hill
Inventory & Display II: Mnemosyne – Der Bilderatlas von Warburg bis Google – Fachmodul (MFA), Felix Sattler


PROJECT ARCHIVE



NÄHKÄSTCHEN- LECTURE

     
Lecture 7. November 2010: Christoph Niemann

„Aus dem Nähkästchen…“ is a lecture series curated by Prof. Christine Hill. Since 2005, well-known international practitioners 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)
John Freyer (Iowa City, Iowa)
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


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