The symposium takes the anniversary as an opportunity to reconsider art mediation in the context of social, institutional and technological transformation. Museums are developing into spaces of negotiation, participation and knowledge production. The symposium brings together international perspectives from theory, research, practice and artistic practice to discuss future-oriented models of mediation.
Dr Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, Directors, Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart
Keynote 9:30 am
Dr Bernadette Lynch, University College London
Art Mediation and the Urban Public 10:45 am
Dr Janna Graham, Senior Lecturer in Curating and Programme Director of the BA Curating, Goldsmiths, University of London
Dr Nora Sternfeld, Professor of Art Education, HFBK Hamburg, Co-Director, /ecm – Exhibition Theory and Practice, University of Applied Arts Vienna
moderated by Prof Elke Krasny, Professor of Art and Education, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Discussion 11:45 am
Lunch break 12 noon
Museums of the Future: Strategy & Responsibility 2 pm
Prof Dr Susan Kamel, Professor of Museum Studies, HTW Berlin, Faculty of Design and Culture / Museology and Museum Management and Communication
Angeli Sachs, art historian, curator and museologist in Berlin
Dr Oliver Tewes-Schünzel, sociologist and research associate at the Institute for Research on Cultural Participation (IKTf), Berlin
moderated by Prof Dr Mona Jas, Artistic Director, KinderKunstLabor for Contemporary Art, St Pölten; Honorary Professor, weißensee kunsthochschule berlin
Discussion 3 pm
Coffee break 3:15 pm
Human, Machine and Mediation (AI) 4 pm
Dr Shusha Niederberger, Lecturer in Contemporary Network Cultures, F+F School of Art and Design, Zurich, and Lecturer in Critical Theory, Academy of Art and Design Basel FHNW
Julian Harbort MSc, Founder and Business Development, nuseum.ai, Vienna
moderated by Christian Larsen, Executive Director, EDI Global Forum, Fondazione Morra Greco, Naples
Discussion 5 pm
Closing, Critical Perspective as Commentary 5:15 pm
Dr Emiel Heijnen and Dr Melissa Bremmer, Professors of Arts Education, Amsterdam University of the Arts
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