conference – ablab

university biennial

ablab as executive director
blind as seeing
deaf as a dog

bringing together 21 artschools to see what would happen

challenge yasuni

Installation: interface (defunct) for 14 interviews. in conferences on sustainable development

1. "Challenge YASUNÍ-ITT: Development Research and Buen Vivir" in the conference "Transdisciplinary Sustainability Research - New Partners for Development Work" on February 25, 2014. Bonn University, Centre for Development Research, Bonn.

2. "Challenge YASUNÍ-ITT: Think Tank", in the event "Buen Vivir. The Right to a Good Life" on April 28, 2014. Bread for the World (BfdW), Berlin.

3. "Challenge YASUNÍ-ITT: The Future of Democracy" part of the international conference "Resource Exploitation and the Future of Democracy in Latin America" on May 13 and 14, 2014. Heinrich Böll Foundation, Berlin.

4. "Challenge YASUNÍ-ITT: Degrowth" presented during the "Fourth International Degrowth Conference for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity" from September 2nd to 6th, 2014. Leipzig University

5. "Challenge YASUNÍ-ITT: Who owns the raw materials" exhibited from November 2nd to 16th, 2014 in the frame of the "Entwicklungspolitische Tage in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern", Grünes Büro, Stralsund.

interviews by ablab & dr. s veciana. for Challenge Yasuní

plastic beach

Sound Collection for Palma Sostenible 2030 in Palacio de Congresos, Palma, Spain

See the collection

macba – isea

ISEA 2022

publishing collections with the flick of a hand

revaluing memory workshops

Revaluing Memory Workshops – Maribor 2013 mfru-kiblix

The REVALUING MEMORY workshops are a developing series of workshops by Norton and Stella Veciana of Research Arts. They bring together artists and scientists to explore interaction techniques for connected practice. The workshops are based around the simple creative behaviours of selecting and mixing to build connectivity.

KIBLIX 2013 Workshop

pipes

Participatory Investigation of Public Engaging Spaces

Abstract
This project aims to generate a common, transversal and critical state of the art about visual interfaces focusing on three crossed perspectives: society, design and art. A dialogue between praxis and theoretical approaches will be motivated by the design of the activities, involving artists, programmers, designers, thinkers, scholars and university students.

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