Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

2021-2022

Manufacturing Landscapes of Disorder

Hybrid Plattform

Manufacturing Landscapes of Disorder

Projecttype
Hybrid-Lehre // Nachhaltigkeitszertifikat 

leaded by
Dr.-Ing. André Baier (Andre.Baier@tu-berlin.de) 
Julia Wirsching (Wirsching.hensche@hmdk-stuttgart.de) 

Application deadline 
24. Oktober 2021 (Letter of motivation and resume) 

Promotion 
200 Euro 

Organised by
TU Berlin - HMdK Stuttgart - DAAD

TU Berlin: Study Reform Project Blue Engineering &Sustainability Certificate for Students - HMdK Stuttgart: CAMPUS GEGENWART. The school is funded through DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service with funds of the Federal Foreign Office Germany.

Supported by the Hybrid Plattform. 

ArTechS Intervenstion School 2021
November 2nd - December 16th 
Tuesdays + Thursday - 16.00 > 18.00 CET
In English

 

Look through a window. What do you see?

Take a look as if it would be one of the old master's landscape paintings. How have humans shaped what you see and how did it shape you? You see nature through your window. What kind of nature is it? Civilization is built on nature. Do you see nature growing in the cracks of it? Humans appropriate nature in manifold ways and yet, nature remains harsh, wild, threatening. What relation between society and nature do you see through your window? Humans built up orders. Who benefits from these orders and who suffers from it? Look outside the window again. What kind of landscapes of order do you see? Many of these orders uphold inequalities and irreversibly destroy nature. How could landscapes of disorder look like? The disorder of an urban jungle could be more attractive than any monoculture. How do we manufacture landscapes of disorder that are suitable for a sustainable now?

"Manufacturing Landscapes of Disorder" is the third edition of the ArTechS Intervention School which reaches out and intervenes into society through artistic practice and transformative research. 30 persons from diverse backgrounds bring their broad range of perspectives, experiences, knowledge, competences and academic disciplines to the ArTechS School and learn with and from each other. We will cut across technology and arts and merge them for a sustainable now - which we are creating together.

The ArTechS Intervention School is a highly interactive course with workshops and individual coachings. Coming from our own perspectives, cultures, artistic or technical disciplines we conduct a discursive research and design of a social-ecological transformation. We analyse and reflect about the orders that are around us and develop interventions in our neighborhood by which we manufacture landscapes of disorders. Our final project will be a presentation in public space and a publication that collects our investigations and transforms them into a summary of our perspectives and ways of actioning and thinking.

The Artechs school offers you an academic certificate of performance (6 ECTS) and covers your expenses for materials up to 200 Euro.

Students from all academic disciplines are invited to apply. Individual applications as well as applications as a group of max 3 persons are possible. Your application should include a short motivation letter and a CV. Deadline for your application is 24 Oct 2021.

Hybrid Plattform

key facts

When?
The course starts on Tuesday, 02 Nov 2021 14.00 and consists of 14 meetings for 2 hours/120 minutes each. It finishes on Thursday, 16 December2021. In addition, there are two meetings which are individually scheduled.

Where? 
| In your "Neighbourhoods" and via a Video Conference | 

The ArTechS Intervention School will take place online via a video conference based on Zoom. Therefore, please make sure that you are able to participate with video and audio. Offering the workshop online allows for an international workshop, therefore the spoken language will be English. You will manufacture landscapes of disorder in your "neighbourhoods" as well as across the borders of your respective neighbourhoods/societies/environments/etc.

How will we "Manufacture Landscapes of Disorder"? 
| With heads, hands and hearts |

We inspect our daily practices such as our use of concrete technologies, the role of arts and  science in society and our entanglement in our local neighbourhoods. Building upon this, we reveal how individuals and societies are manufacturing an order that upholds inequalities and irreversibly destroys nature. We analyse the reciprocal relations between technology, individuals, nature, society and democracy to understand how the existing exploitative constellations have been formed and how they are reproduced. The participants use their analysis to explore numerous forms of artistic expressions through which they will make their analysis public in an individual (-or group) presentation and a publication of the whole course. In addition, they will explore ways of resistance and formats of artistic interventions in order to promote the change of individual actions and societal structure.

How is it taught? 
| High engagement and interaction between the participants | 

The ArTechS School promotes exchange and joint actions in digital as well as real life. This is why all participants are actively involved in the course again and again. Unlike many other digital courses, this course lives from interactivity - dare to show yourself and contribute to the conduction of the entire course through individual, small and large group work as well as group-dynamic activities - only few lectures will be given. In order to achieve this high degree of interactivity, please make sure that you are able and willing to participate in the video conference of the course with audio and video. In addition,  all meetings are intensely prepared and followed up with exercises by the participants through which they will intervene in their everyday-life. The single meetings build strongly up on each other so that the participants unveil the landscapes of order that surround us step by step and gradually manufacture landscapes of disorder.

How is it examined? 
| 6 ECTS Points - Course Assessment | 

The course is credited with 6 ECTS points. The course assessment totals 100 points // 5 points per meeting for the preparation and/or follow-up activities - 14 meetings total 70 points // artistic intervention research - 30 points

How can I integrate the course in my own study program? 
| Certificate of Performance |

A certificate of performance (Leistungsnachweis) will be issued upon successful examination at the end of the course. This certificate can be used to credit the course in your own study program - for instance as an elective or with some justification/paperwork/luck as a compulsory elective. In this case you must clarify the details with your university.

Who is allowed to apply? 
| Students and recent Graduates as Individuals or as a Group |

Enrolled students and recent graduates of all universities and graduate levels are eligible to apply. Female students, queer students, students from the global south, students with children and students with disabilities will be favored. It is also possible to apply as a group of up to three persons.

Persons who study or have recently graduated in the arts or engineering are especially encouraged to apply. This includes all disciplines of the arts, including theater play, performance, music, dance etc. as well as all disciplines of engineering such as mechanical, chemical, environmental, civil engineering etc.

What financial support is granted? 
| 200 Euro Grant for 30 Participants |

30 participants will receive a grant of up to 200 Euros to cover the material costs linked to the artistic works that they will conduct. The grant will be transferred into a bank account after the successful completion of the ArTechS School. Bank fees, especially for transfers outside of the SEPA Area and/or the European Union, might reduce the grant.

What to include in the application? 
| Motivational Letter and CV |

The application consists of a short CV and a motivational letter of 300-500 words in which you describe 1) who you are, 2) why you want to participate, 3) what do you see when you look outside of your window, 4) what landscape of disorder you want to manufacture and 5) if you will be able to participate at all dates or which dates you will miss and 6) if you have the technical capacity/willingness to show yourself in a video conference. Please send only one (!) PDF document via email to andre.baier@tu-berlin.de If you apply as a group of up to three persons, please answer the questions above accordingly for each person and describe yourself briefly as a group and sent in only one application per group.

What is the deadline? 
24 Oct 2021

When are the selection results sent out? 
26 Oct 2021

We will take a preliminary decision on Mondy, 25 Oct 2021. In case of open questions etc. we will reach out to you on this day. On Tuesday, 26 Oct 2021 we will send out emails of acceptance and non-acceptance. The school starts the following Tuesdy, 02 Nov 2020.

What are the selection criteria?
The participants are selected in such a way to ensure a broad diversity of all participants.

Who organises the school?
| TU Berlin | HMdK Stuttgart |  DAAD | 


The ArTechS Intervention School is organised by the following partners: TU Berlin: Study Reform Project Blue Engineering and Sustainability Certificate for Students - HMdK Stuttgart: CAMPUS GEGENWART. The school is funded through DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service with funds of the Federal Foreign Office Germany.

Whom to contact in case of questions? 
| Julia Wirsching and André Baier|

For any kind of question please write an email to Julia Wirsching - Wirsching.hensche@hmdk-stuttgart.de and to André Baier - Andre.Baier@tu-berlin.de

 

Supported by the Hybrid Plattform. 

Hybrid Plattform

2021-2022

Manufacturing Landscapes of Disorder

Projecttype
Hybrid-Lehre // Nachhaltigkeitszertifikat 

leaded by
Dr.-Ing. André Baier (Andre.Baier@tu-berlin.de) 
Julia Wirsching (Wirsching.hensche@hmdk-stuttgart.de) 

Application deadline 
24. Oktober 2021 (Letter of motivation and resume) 

Promotion 
200 Euro 

Organised by
TU Berlin - HMdK Stuttgart - DAAD

TU Berlin: Study Reform Project Blue Engineering &Sustainability Certificate for Students - HMdK Stuttgart: CAMPUS GEGENWART. The school is funded through DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service with funds of the Federal Foreign Office Germany.

Supported by the Hybrid Plattform. 

ArTechS Intervenstion School 2021
November 2nd - December 16th 
Tuesdays + Thursday - 16.00 > 18.00 CET
In English

 

Look through a window. What do you see?

Take a look as if it would be one of the old master's landscape paintings. How have humans shaped what you see and how did it shape you? You see nature through your window. What kind of nature is it? Civilization is built on nature. Do you see nature growing in the cracks of it? Humans appropriate nature in manifold ways and yet, nature remains harsh, wild, threatening. What relation between society and nature do you see through your window? Humans built up orders. Who benefits from these orders and who suffers from it? Look outside the window again. What kind of landscapes of order do you see? Many of these orders uphold inequalities and irreversibly destroy nature. How could landscapes of disorder look like? The disorder of an urban jungle could be more attractive than any monoculture. How do we manufacture landscapes of disorder that are suitable for a sustainable now?

"Manufacturing Landscapes of Disorder" is the third edition of the ArTechS Intervention School which reaches out and intervenes into society through artistic practice and transformative research. 30 persons from diverse backgrounds bring their broad range of perspectives, experiences, knowledge, competences and academic disciplines to the ArTechS School and learn with and from each other. We will cut across technology and arts and merge them for a sustainable now - which we are creating together.

The ArTechS Intervention School is a highly interactive course with workshops and individual coachings. Coming from our own perspectives, cultures, artistic or technical disciplines we conduct a discursive research and design of a social-ecological transformation. We analyse and reflect about the orders that are around us and develop interventions in our neighborhood by which we manufacture landscapes of disorders. Our final project will be a presentation in public space and a publication that collects our investigations and transforms them into a summary of our perspectives and ways of actioning and thinking.

The Artechs school offers you an academic certificate of performance (6 ECTS) and covers your expenses for materials up to 200 Euro.

Students from all academic disciplines are invited to apply. Individual applications as well as applications as a group of max 3 persons are possible. Your application should include a short motivation letter and a CV. Deadline for your application is 24 Oct 2021.

key facts

When?
The course starts on Tuesday, 02 Nov 2021 14.00 and consists of 14 meetings for 2 hours/120 minutes each. It finishes on Thursday, 16 December2021. In addition, there are two meetings which are individually scheduled.

Where? 
| In your "Neighbourhoods" and via a Video Conference | 

The ArTechS Intervention School will take place online via a video conference based on Zoom. Therefore, please make sure that you are able to participate with video and audio. Offering the workshop online allows for an international workshop, therefore the spoken language will be English. You will manufacture landscapes of disorder in your "neighbourhoods" as well as across the borders of your respective neighbourhoods/societies/environments/etc.

How will we "Manufacture Landscapes of Disorder"? 
| With heads, hands and hearts |

We inspect our daily practices such as our use of concrete technologies, the role of arts and  science in society and our entanglement in our local neighbourhoods. Building upon this, we reveal how individuals and societies are manufacturing an order that upholds inequalities and irreversibly destroys nature. We analyse the reciprocal relations between technology, individuals, nature, society and democracy to understand how the existing exploitative constellations have been formed and how they are reproduced. The participants use their analysis to explore numerous forms of artistic expressions through which they will make their analysis public in an individual (-or group) presentation and a publication of the whole course. In addition, they will explore ways of resistance and formats of artistic interventions in order to promote the change of individual actions and societal structure.

How is it taught? 
| High engagement and interaction between the participants | 

The ArTechS School promotes exchange and joint actions in digital as well as real life. This is why all participants are actively involved in the course again and again. Unlike many other digital courses, this course lives from interactivity - dare to show yourself and contribute to the conduction of the entire course through individual, small and large group work as well as group-dynamic activities - only few lectures will be given. In order to achieve this high degree of interactivity, please make sure that you are able and willing to participate in the video conference of the course with audio and video. In addition,  all meetings are intensely prepared and followed up with exercises by the participants through which they will intervene in their everyday-life. The single meetings build strongly up on each other so that the participants unveil the landscapes of order that surround us step by step and gradually manufacture landscapes of disorder.

How is it examined? 
| 6 ECTS Points - Course Assessment | 

The course is credited with 6 ECTS points. The course assessment totals 100 points // 5 points per meeting for the preparation and/or follow-up activities - 14 meetings total 70 points // artistic intervention research - 30 points

How can I integrate the course in my own study program? 
| Certificate of Performance |

A certificate of performance (Leistungsnachweis) will be issued upon successful examination at the end of the course. This certificate can be used to credit the course in your own study program - for instance as an elective or with some justification/paperwork/luck as a compulsory elective. In this case you must clarify the details with your university.

Who is allowed to apply? 
| Students and recent Graduates as Individuals or as a Group |

Enrolled students and recent graduates of all universities and graduate levels are eligible to apply. Female students, queer students, students from the global south, students with children and students with disabilities will be favored. It is also possible to apply as a group of up to three persons.

Persons who study or have recently graduated in the arts or engineering are especially encouraged to apply. This includes all disciplines of the arts, including theater play, performance, music, dance etc. as well as all disciplines of engineering such as mechanical, chemical, environmental, civil engineering etc.

What financial support is granted? 
| 200 Euro Grant for 30 Participants |

30 participants will receive a grant of up to 200 Euros to cover the material costs linked to the artistic works that they will conduct. The grant will be transferred into a bank account after the successful completion of the ArTechS School. Bank fees, especially for transfers outside of the SEPA Area and/or the European Union, might reduce the grant.

What to include in the application? 
| Motivational Letter and CV |

The application consists of a short CV and a motivational letter of 300-500 words in which you describe 1) who you are, 2) why you want to participate, 3) what do you see when you look outside of your window, 4) what landscape of disorder you want to manufacture and 5) if you will be able to participate at all dates or which dates you will miss and 6) if you have the technical capacity/willingness to show yourself in a video conference. Please send only one (!) PDF document via email to andre.baier@tu-berlin.de If you apply as a group of up to three persons, please answer the questions above accordingly for each person and describe yourself briefly as a group and sent in only one application per group.

What is the deadline? 
24 Oct 2021

When are the selection results sent out? 
26 Oct 2021

We will take a preliminary decision on Mondy, 25 Oct 2021. In case of open questions etc. we will reach out to you on this day. On Tuesday, 26 Oct 2021 we will send out emails of acceptance and non-acceptance. The school starts the following Tuesdy, 02 Nov 2020.

What are the selection criteria?
The participants are selected in such a way to ensure a broad diversity of all participants.

Who organises the school?
| TU Berlin | HMdK Stuttgart |  DAAD | 


The ArTechS Intervention School is organised by the following partners: TU Berlin: Study Reform Project Blue Engineering and Sustainability Certificate for Students - HMdK Stuttgart: CAMPUS GEGENWART. The school is funded through DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service with funds of the Federal Foreign Office Germany.

Whom to contact in case of questions? 
| Julia Wirsching and André Baier|

For any kind of question please write an email to Julia Wirsching - Wirsching.hensche@hmdk-stuttgart.de and to André Baier - Andre.Baier@tu-berlin.de

 

Supported by the Hybrid Plattform. 

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Wir erheben, verarbeiten und speichern Ihre personenbezogenen Daten ausschließlich Hybrid Plattform-intern nur für den Zweck, für den Sie sie uns mitgeteilt haben und beachten damit den Grundsatz der zweckgebundenen Datenverwendung. Es erfolgt ohne Ihre ausdrückliche Einwilligung keine Weitergabe Ihrer persönlichen Daten an Dritte, sofern dies nicht zur Erbringung der Dienstleistung oder zur Vertragsdurchführung notwendig ist. Auch die Übermittlung an auskunftsverlangende staatliche Institution und Behörden erfolgt nur im Rahmen der gesetzlichen Auskunftspflichten bzw. wenn wir durch eine gerichtliche Entscheidung zur Auskunft verpflichtet werden. 

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Hybrid Plattform hereby expressly declares that at the time the links were created, no illegal content was recognizable on the linked pages. Hybrid Plattform has no influence whatsoever on the current and future design, content or authorship of the linked pages. Therefore, it hereby expressly distances itself from all content of all linked pages that were changed after the link was created. For illegal, incorrect or incomplete contents and in particular for damages resulting from the use or non-use of such information, only the provider of the page to which reference was made is liable. The rapid development of the Internet makes it necessary to adapt our terms of use and disclaimer from time to time. The Hybrid Plattform therefore reserves the right to change the terms of use and the disclaimer at any time. You will be informed of the changes here.

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1. description and scope of data processing. If you commission us to provide a service, we will only collect and store your personal data to the extent necessary for the provision of the service.

2. possibility of objection and removal
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DATA PRIVACY

TERMS OF USE
DISCLAIMER

Scope of application

The following documents the terms of use and disclaimer of the online offer (www.hybrid-plattform.org), which is operated by the Hybrid Plattform. The Hybrid Plattform is a pilot project of the Berlin University of the Arts and the Technische Universität Berlin.

Subject matter of data protection

Data protection deals with personal data. According to Article 4 No. 1 of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), this is any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person, i.e. any information that can be used to identify you. This includes, for example, information such as your name, private address, email address or telephone number, but also usage data such as your IP address.

It goes without saying that the Hybrid Platform complies with the statutory provisions on data protection and other legal regulations and requirements.

We do everything we can to ensure that you can trust us with your personal data. For example, the transmission of personal and sensitive data is encrypted. In addition, our websites are protected against damage or unauthorized access by technical measures.

Copyright and trademark law for editorial content

Hybrid Plattform endeavors to observe the copyrights of the images, graphics, audio and video documents and texts used in all publications, to use images, graphics, audio and video documents and texts it has created itself or to use license-free images, graphics, audio and video documents and texts. All brands and trademarks mentioned on the website and possibly protected by third parties are subject without restriction to the provisions of the applicable trademark law and the ownership rights of the respective registered owners. The copyright for published content and objects created by Hybrid Plattform itself remains solely with Hybrid Plattform and the authors. Reproduction, processing, storage or use of such images, graphics, audio and video documents and texts in other electronic or printed publications is not permitted without the express consent of Hybrid Plattform and the authors. This does not affect copying and downloading for private, scientific and non-commercial use. We expressly permit and welcome the citation of our documents and website as well as the creation of links to our website.

Ort der Speicherung und zweckgebundene Datenverwendung

Wir erheben, verarbeiten und speichern Ihre personenbezogenen Daten ausschließlich Hybrid Plattform-intern nur für den Zweck, für den Sie sie uns mitgeteilt haben und beachten damit den Grundsatz der zweckgebundenen Datenverwendung. Es erfolgt ohne Ihre ausdrückliche Einwilligung keine Weitergabe Ihrer persönlichen Daten an Dritte, sofern dies nicht zur Erbringung der Dienstleistung oder zur Vertragsdurchführung notwendig ist. Auch die Übermittlung an auskunftsverlangende staatliche Institution und Behörden erfolgt nur im Rahmen der gesetzlichen Auskunftspflichten bzw. wenn wir durch eine gerichtliche Entscheidung zur Auskunft verpflichtet werden. 

Wir nehmen auch den Universitäts-internen Datenschutz sehr ernst. Unsere Mitarbeiter und Mitarbeiterinnen sowie die von uns beauftragten Dienstleistungsunternehmen sind von uns zur Verschwiegenheit und zur Einhaltung der datenschutzrechtlichen Bestimmungen verpflichtet.

Scope of data collection and storage

In principle, it is not necessary to provide your personal data in order to use our websites. In order for the Hybrid Plattform to fulfill its service mandate, we may require specific personal data. This applies in particular to answering individual e-mail inquiries, ordering special services or applications.

1. description and scope of data processing. If you commission us to provide a service, we will only collect and store your personal data to the extent necessary for the provision of the service.

2. possibility of objection and removal
The user has the option of withdrawing their consent to the processing of personal data at any time. The revocation of consent and the objection to storage must be made in writing or by e-mail. All personal data stored in the course of making contact will be deleted in this case.

YouTube

We use the provider YouTube, among others, for the integration of videos. YouTube is operated by YouTube LLC, headquartered at 901 Cherry Avenue, San Bruno, CA 94066, USA. YouTube is represented by Google Inc. with registered office at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA.

YouTube is committed to complying with the GDPR and provides an encrypted way of embedding content, which we use exclusively. Information on this: policies.google.com/privacy/frameworks

References and links to other websites

Hybrid Plattform hereby expressly declares that at the time the links were created, no illegal content was recognizable on the linked pages. Hybrid Plattform has no influence whatsoever on the current and future design, content or authorship of the linked pages. Therefore, it hereby expressly distances itself from all content of all linked pages that were changed after the link was created. For illegal, incorrect or incomplete contents and in particular for damages resulting from the use or non-use of such information, only the provider of the page to which reference was made is liable. The rapid development of the Internet makes it necessary to adapt our terms of use and disclaimer from time to time. The Hybrid Plattform therefore reserves the right to change the terms of use and the disclaimer at any time. You will be informed of the changes here.

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Die Nutzungsbedingungen und der Haftungsausschluss sind als Teil des Internetangebotes zu betrachten, von dem aus auf diese Seite verwiesen wurde. Sofern Teile oder einzelne Formulierungen dieses Textes der geltenden Rechtslage nicht, nicht mehr oder nicht vollständig entsprechen sollten, bleiben die übrigen Bestimmungen in ihrem Inhalt und ihrer Gültigkeit davon unberührt. Vielmehr tritt an die Stelle der unwirksamen Bestimmung eine Regelung, die dem damit angestrebten Zweck am nächsten kommt. Das Nutzungsverhältnis unterliegt deutschem Recht. Als ausschließlicher Gerichtsstand wird Berlin vereinbart.

Scope of data collection and storage

In principle, it is not necessary to provide your personal data in order to use our websites. In order for the Hybrid Plattform to fulfill its service mandate, we may require specific personal data. This applies in particular to answering individual e-mail inquiries, ordering special services or applications.

1. description and scope of data processing. If you commission us to provide a service, we will only collect and store your personal data to the extent necessary for the provision of the service.

2. possibility of objection and removal
The user has the option of withdrawing their consent to the processing of personal data at any time. The revocation of consent and the objection to storage must be made in writing or by e-mail. All personal data stored in the course of making contact will be deleted in this case.

Use of cookies

Our website uses so-called cookies, which we expressly point out with every visit by means of a banner at the bottom. Cookies do not damage your computer and do not contain viruses. Cookies are used to make our website more user-friendly, effective and secure. Cookies are small text files that are stored on your computer and saved by your browser. Most of the cookies we use are so-called “session cookies”. They are automatically deleted at the end of your visit. Other cookies remain stored on your end device until you delete them. These cookies enable us to recognize your browser on your next visit. You can set your browser so that you are informed about the setting of cookies and only allow cookies in individual cases, exclude the acceptance of cookies for certain cases or in general and activate the automatic deletion of cookies when closing the browser. If cookies are deactivated, the functionality of this website may be restricted.

Newsletter data

If you would like to receive the newsletter offered on the website, we require an e-mail address from you as well as information that allows us to verify that you are the owner of the e-mail address provided and that you agree to receive the newsletter. No further data is collected.

To send the newsletter, we commission the service provider 'CleverReach' for order data processing. The data required for sending the newsletter is stored on CleverReach's servers. A GDPR-compliant, double opt-in procedure is used for registration. You can revoke your consent to the storage of the data, the e-mail address and its use for sending the newsletter at any time, for example via the “unsubscribe” link in the newsletter.

Our newsletters sent with CleverReach enable us to analyze the behavior of newsletter recipients. Among other things, we can analyze how many recipients have opened the newsletter message and how often which link in the newsletter was clicked on. Conversion tracking can also be used to analyze whether a predefined action has taken place after clicking on the link in the newsletter. Further information on data analysis by CleverReach can be found at
https://www.cleverreach.com/de/funktionen/reporting-und-tracking/.

Right to information

You can obtain information about your data stored by us free of charge at any time without giving reasons. To do so, please contact us at the address given in the legal notice. We will be happy to answer any further questions you may have about our data protection information.

Questions and comments

If you have any questions, suggestions or comments on the topics of data protection, terms of use and disclaimer, please contact the Hybrid Office by e-mail.

 


Berlin, August 2024

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The Hybrid Plattform is a joint project platform of the Berlin University of the Arts and the Technische Universität Berlin.

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Hybrid Plattform
c/o Universität der Künste Berlin
Einsteinufer 43
10587 Berlin

Tel. +49 (0)30 3185 – 2721/ 2194
info@hybrid-plattform.org
www.hybrid-plattform.org

Responsible i. S. d. P.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christoph Gengnagel
Prof. Dr. Vera Meyer
Prof. Dr. Stefan Neuner
Dr. Audrey-Catherine Podann
Prof. Kirsten Reese
Anne Renner
Prof. Dr. Stefan Weinzierl

Content and services of the online offering

The online presence of the Hybrid Plattform is on the one hand an information portal to present the Hybrid Plattform's field of activity to an interested external public. The content of this website provided by the Hybrid Plattform editorial team is researched and implemented with the greatest possible care. Nevertheless, errors in the editing process cannot be ruled out. Please send any comments and corrections to the Hybrid office. The Hybrid Plattform assumes no liability for the topicality, correctness, completeness or quality of the information provided. Liability claims against the Hybrid Plattform relating to material or immaterial damage caused by the use or non-use of the information provided or by the use of incorrect or incomplete information are fundamentally excluded, unless there is evidence of wilful intent or gross negligence on the part of the Hybrid Plattform. All offers are subject to change and non-binding. Parts of the pages or the complete publication including all offers and information might be extended, changed or partly or completely deleted by the Hybrid Plattform without separate announcement.

IMPRINT

The Hybrid Plattform is a joint project platform of the Berlin University of the Arts and the Technische Universität Berlin.

Editorship

Hybrid Plattform
c/o Universität der Künste Berlin
Einsteinufer 43
10587 Berlin

Tel. +49 (0)30 3185 – 2721/ 2194
info@hybrid-plattform.org
www.hybrid-plattform.org

Responsible i. S. d. P.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christoph Gengnagel
Prof. Dr. Vera Meyer
Prof. Dr. Stefan Neuner
Dr. Audrey-Catherine Podann
Prof. Kirsten Reese
Anne Renner
Prof. Dr. Stefan Weinzierl

Content and services of the online offering

The online presence of the Hybrid Plattform is on the one hand an information portal to present the Hybrid Plattform's field of activity to an interested external public. The content of this website provided by the Hybrid Plattform editorial team is researched and implemented with the greatest possible care. Nevertheless, errors in the editing process cannot be ruled out. Please send any comments and corrections to the Hybrid office. The Hybrid Plattform assumes no liability for the topicality, correctness, completeness or quality of the information provided. Liability claims against the Hybrid Plattform relating to material or immaterial damage caused by the use or non-use of the information provided or by the use of incorrect or incomplete information are fundamentally excluded, unless there is evidence of wilful intent or gross negligence on the part of the Hybrid Plattform. All offers are subject to change and non-binding. Parts of the pages or the complete publication including all offers and information might be extended, changed or partly or completely deleted by the Hybrid Plattform without separate announcement.

Hybrid Plattform

c/o Universität der Künste Berlin
Einsteinufer 43
10587 Berlin

+49 (0)30 3185 – 2721 / 2945 / 2194

 

info[at]hybrid-plattform.org

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Hybrid Lab

Villa Bell
Marchstraße 8
10587 Berlin

The Hybrid Lab is a space for work, events and experimentation. The lively place brings together the various project partners, scientists, artists and designers from UdK Berlin and TU Berlin. Inter-, trans- and post-disciplinary projects, events, workshops and seminars are invited to use the space. Please contact our lab coordinator Nadine Ackah-Mensah for information on use and terms of use at

nadine.ackah-mensah[at]hybrid-plattform.org

CONTACT

Hybrid Plattform

c/o Universität der Künste Berlin
Einsteinufer 43
10587 Berlin

+49 (0)30 3185 – 2721 / 2945 / 2194

 

info[at]hybrid-plattform.org

Hybrid Lab

Villa Bell
Marchstraße 8
10587 Berlin

The Hybrid Lab is a space for work, events and experimentation. The lively place brings together the various project partners, scientists, artists and designers from UdK Berlin and TU Berlin. Inter-, trans- and post-disciplinary projects, events, workshops and seminars are invited to use the space. Please contact our lab coordinator Nadine Ackah-Mensah for information on use and terms of use at

nadine.ackah-mensah[at]hybrid-plattform.org

Hybrid Plattform

ABOUT US

TEAM
HISTORY

The Hybrid Plattform is a joint project platform of the Berlin University of the Arts and the Technische Universität Berlin. In the pilot project, artists, scientists and experts work together across the boundaries of the individual disciplines and universities on promising topics and issues. This results in unique projects, new networks, additional platforms and innovative approaches in teaching and research.

The Hybrid Plattform is an organizational adapter between universities and other cooperation partners. As an academic incubator, it opens up new ideas in networked research and teaching and serves as a reflexive intermediary in the coordination and moderation of transdisciplinary work. In addition, the Hybrid Platform is a communicative interface between the universities, the cultural and scientific landscape and thus contributes to the transfer to the public.

The Hybrid Plattform offers national and international networks for project partners, experts and organizations for an active exchange; as an active platform, new research fields and ideas can be presented through talks, events, retreats and symposia, as well as press communication. The Hybrid Plattform is happy to share institutional knowledge regarding cultures, organizational processes and cooperation procedures at the TU Berlin and the UdK Berlin, and it also supports the implementation of formats that promote a hybrid way of thinking in teaching and among young scientists and artists.

TEAM

The Hybrid Plattform team consists of two project coordinators from the Technische Universität Berlin and the Berlin University of the Arts, who design the Hybrid Plattform program with the active support of student employees. A steering committee of representatives from both universities acts in an advisory capacity.

Administration

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Dr. Michael Fowler

Dr. Anne Kurr

TU Berlin / michael.fowler[at]hybrid-plattform.org

UdK Berlin / anne.kurr[at]hybrid-plattform.org

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Michael D. Fowler is a scholar and curator with an interest in interdisciplinary practices. With a background in classical music and sound studies, he has expertise in the convergence of art, science, sound and acoustics. Michael's extensive involvement in art/science projects between TU and UdK over the past five years demonstrates his commitment to fostering collaborative initiatives and experimental knowledge practices. He is an alumnus of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellowship program and has extensive experience in research methods, research management, teaching and outreach.

Dr. Anne Kurr is the coordinator of the Hybrid Plattform project at Berlin University of the Arts and, together with her team, designs events, projects and teaching formats.

Anne Kurr studied art history and history at the Freie Universität Berlin and Paris I - Pantheon-Sorbonne. As a research assistant at the Chair of German History at the University of Hamburg and an associated researcher at the Research Center for Contemporary History in Hamburg, she completed her doctorate on the subject of “Questions of Distribution. Perception and Knowledge of Wealth in the Federal Republic of Germany” (Campus 2022). Her particular research interests include dimensions of social inequality and social transformation processes in the 20th and 21st centuries.

In recent years, Anne Kurr has worked as a curator, cultural mediator and in political education in Germany and abroad. In her curatorial practice, she promotes the exchange of academic and artistic positions, such as in the Goethe-Institut's international project Lockdown Lehren (2021-22), which she continues on the Hybrid Plattform.

As a cultural mediator, her expertise includes the history of German colonialism and decolonization processes, especially in the Ethnological Museum, as well as educational work critical of anti-Semitism in the context of the exhibition “Flashes of Memory. Photography in the Holocaust” in the ‘Museum of Photography’ at the international Holocaust memorial Yad Vashem. She conceptualizes and leads educational formats for the Berlin State Museums, the Berlin City Museum and the University of Konstanz, among others.

Her current teaching focus is on queer-feminist theory, feminist artistic practices and gender equality, and she works with the Neurotitan Gallery and the German Digital Women's Archive, among others.

StudenT Assistants

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Nadine Ackah-Mensah

Gerrit Ludwig

Elena Saerberg

nadine.ackah-mensah[at]hybrid-plattform.org

gerrit.ludwig[at]hybrid-plattform.org

elena.saerberg[at]hybrid-plattform.org

Board

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Prof. Dr. Christoph Gengnagel

Prof. Dr. Vera Meyer

Prof. Dr. Stefan Neuner

UdK Berlin / Website

TU Berlin / Website

UdK Berlin / Website

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Dr. Audrey-Catherine Podann

Prof. Kirsten Reese

Anne Renner

TU Berlin / Website

UdK Berlin / Website

UdK Berlin / Website

Hybrid Plattform

Prof. Dr. Stefan Weinzierl

TU Berlin / Website

HISTORY

The Hybrid Plattform was originally created as one of five fields of action of the project “Sustainable vitalization of the creative quarter on and around Campus Charlottenburg” (NAVI BC), which ran from 2008 to 2010. The focus was on the important issue of linking science and art in order to make the Charlottenburg Campus an attractive location for research, companies and the creative sector both nationally and internationally.

In 2011, the Hybrid Plattform became an independent project based at the universities themselves, led by two project managers from the two universities: Barbara Stark (TU Berlin, Head of the Research Department) and Prof. Dr. Christoph Gengnagel (UdK Berlin, FG Constructive Design and Structural Design). The content of the Hybrid Platform was conceived by the project leaders and by researchers and lecturers from TU Berlin and UdK Berlin.

As part of a cooperation with the Social Science Research Center Berlin, an accompanying study of the Hybrid Plattform and its projects - led by social scientist Dr. Maria Oppen - was carried out in 2013/2014. The results were fed back into the projects and incorporated into the Hybrid Platform's work program.

In its first phase from April 2011 to June 2015, the platform was supported by the European Regional Development Fund as part of the “Project Future” initiative of the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, Technology and Research. When the Hybrid Lab moved into the Villa Bell in July 2016, a dedicated and neutral venue for the Hybrid Platform was created on the Charlottenburg Campus. As part of the “Germany - Land of Ideas” initiative, the Hybrid Plattform was named one of 100 projects in a nationwide competition in 2016 as an “Outstanding Landmark in the Land of Ideas”.

Since 2015/2016, the Hybrid Plattform has been funded by the participating universities. Until 2021, four project managers represented the two universities in research, teaching and administration: in addition to Barbara Stark and Prof. Dr. Christoph Gengnagel, these are Prof. Dr. Stefan Weinzierl (TU Berlin, Audio Communication Group) and Prof. Kora Kimpel (UdK Berlin, Digital Media Design Fundamentals Group).

Since 2022, the board has expanded to eight members in order to represent the diversity of disciplines at both universities and to strengthen the third mission of transfer to the public.

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ABOUT US

TEAM
HISTORY

The Hybrid Plattform is a joint project platform of the Berlin University of the Arts and the Technische Universität Berlin. In the pilot project, artists, scientists and experts work together across the boundaries of the individual disciplines and universities on promising topics and issues. This results in unique projects, new networks, additional platforms and innovative approaches in teaching and research.

The Hybrid Plattform is an organizational adapter between universities and other cooperation partners. As an academic incubator, it opens up new ideas in networked research and teaching and serves as a reflexive intermediary in the coordination and moderation of transdisciplinary work. In addition, the Hybrid Platform is a communicative interface between the universities, the cultural and scientific landscape and thus contributes to the transfer to the public.

The Hybrid Plattform offers national and international networks for project partners, experts and organizations for an active exchange; as an active platform, new research fields and ideas can be presented through talks, events, retreats and symposia, as well as press communication. The Hybrid Plattform is happy to share institutional knowledge regarding cultures, organizational processes and cooperation procedures at the TU Berlin and the UdK Berlin, and it also supports the implementation of formats that promote a hybrid way of thinking in teaching and among young scientists and artists.

TEAM

The Hybrid Plattform team consists of two project coordinators from the Technische Universität Berlin and the Berlin University of the Arts, who design the Hybrid Plattform program with the active support of student employees. A steering committee of representatives from both universities acts in an advisory capacity.

Administration

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Dr. Michael Fowler

Dr. Anne Kurr

TU Berlin / michael.fowler[at]hybrid-plattform.org

UdK Berlin / anne.kurr[at]hybrid-plattform.org

Mehr Info

Mehr Info

Michael D. Fowler is a scholar and curator with an interest in interdisciplinary practices. With a background in classical music and sound studies, he has expertise in the convergence of art, science, sound and acoustics. Michael's extensive involvement in art/science projects between TU and UdK over the past five years demonstrates his commitment to fostering collaborative initiatives and experimental knowledge practices. He is an alumnus of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellowship program and has extensive experience in research methods, research management, teaching and outreach.

Dr. Anne Kurr is the coordinator of the Hybrid Plattform project at Berlin University of the Arts and, together with her team, designs events, projects and teaching formats.

Anne Kurr studied art history and history at the Freie Universität Berlin and Paris I - Pantheon-Sorbonne. As a research assistant at the Chair of German History at the University of Hamburg and an associated researcher at the Research Center for Contemporary History in Hamburg, she completed her doctorate on the subject of “Questions of Distribution. Perception and Knowledge of Wealth in the Federal Republic of Germany” (Campus 2022). Her particular research interests include dimensions of social inequality and social transformation processes in the 20th and 21st centuries.

In recent years, Anne Kurr has worked as a curator, cultural mediator and in political education in Germany and abroad. In her curatorial practice, she promotes the exchange of academic and artistic positions, such as in the Goethe-Institut's international project Lockdown Lehren (2021-22), which she continues on the Hybrid Plattform.

As a cultural mediator, her expertise includes the history of German colonialism and decolonization processes, especially in the Ethnological Museum, as well as educational work critical of anti-Semitism in the context of the exhibition “Flashes of Memory. Photography in the Holocaust” in the ‘Museum of Photography’ at the international Holocaust memorial Yad Vashem. She conceptualizes and leads educational formats for the Berlin State Museums, the Berlin City Museum and the University of Konstanz, among others.

Her current teaching focus is on queer-feminist theory, feminist artistic practices and gender equality, and she works with the Neurotitan Gallery and the German Digital Women's Archive, among others.

StudenT Assistants

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Nadine Ackah-Mensah

Gerrit Ludwig

Elena Saerberg

Board

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Prof. Dr. Christoph Gengnagel

Prof. Dr. Vera Meyer

UdK Berlin / Website

TU Berlin / Website

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Prof. Dr. Stefan Neuner

Dr. Audrey-Catherine Podann

UdK Berlin / Website

TU Berlin / Website

Hybrid Plattform
Hybrid Plattform

Prof. Kirsten Reese

Anne Renner

UdK Berlin / Website

UdK Berlin / Website

Hybrid Plattform

Prof. Dr. Stefan Weinzierl

TU Berlin / Website

HISTORY

The Hybrid Plattform was originally created as one of five fields of action of the project “Sustainable vitalization of the creative quarter on and around Campus Charlottenburg” (NAVI BC), which ran from 2008 to 2010. The focus was on the important issue of linking science and art in order to make the Charlottenburg Campus an attractive location for research, companies and the creative sector both nationally and internationally.

In 2011, the Hybrid Plattform became an independent project based at the universities themselves, led by two project managers from the two universities: Barbara Stark (TU Berlin, Head of the Research Department) and Prof. Dr. Christoph Gengnagel (UdK Berlin, FG Constructive Design and Structural Design). The content of the Hybrid Platform was conceived by the project leaders and by researchers and lecturers from TU Berlin and UdK Berlin.

As part of a cooperation with the Social Science Research Center Berlin, an accompanying study of the Hybrid Plattform and its projects - led by social scientist Dr. Maria Oppen - was carried out in 2013/2014. The results were fed back into the projects and incorporated into the Hybrid Platform's work program.

In its first phase from April 2011 to June 2015, the platform was supported by the European Regional Development Fund as part of the “Project Future” initiative of the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, Technology and Research. When the Hybrid Lab moved into the Villa Bell in July 2016, a dedicated and neutral venue for the Hybrid Platform was created on the Charlottenburg Campus. As part of the “Germany - Land of Ideas” initiative, the Hybrid Plattform was named one of 100 projects in a nationwide competition in 2016 as an “Outstanding Landmark in the Land of Ideas”.

Since 2015/2016, the Hybrid Plattform has been funded by the participating universities. Until 2021, four project managers represented the two universities in research, teaching and administration: in addition to Barbara Stark and Prof. Dr. Christoph Gengnagel, these are Prof. Dr. Stefan Weinzierl (TU Berlin, Audio Communication Group) and Prof. Kora Kimpel (UdK Berlin, Digital Media Design Fundamentals Group).

Since 2022, the board has expanded to eight members in order to represent the diversity of disciplines at both universities and to strengthen the third mission of transfer to the public.

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