EXPLORATIONS FOR POSSIBLE FUTURES
Our esteemed speakers will present groundbreaking concepts from the artistic, creative, and scientific perspective on issues that define our era, encompassing sustainability, eco-friendly urban development, sustainable construction, social housing, future food and regenerative agriculture, digital rights, and the stewardship of our global commons.
Day 1
10/04
13H15 - 15H
10 Visions for an Alternative Everyday
A Gathering of Voices from the World of Artistic Research presented by
• Jose Luis de Vicente, artistic director Disseny Hub Barcelona (ES)
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Speakers
1. "On How to grow better futures."
• Anab Jain, Superflux (IN/UK/AT). Designer.
2. "A Solar Utopia."
• Juliette Bibasse and Joanie Lemercier, Studio Lemercier (BE). Artists.
3. "CLIMAVORE: Foodways for the new seasons of the climate crisis."
• Alon Schwabe and Daniel Fernández Pascual, Cooking Sections (DE/ES/UK) Artists.
4. "Weaving the Urban and the Rural." • Amy Franceschini, Futurefarmers (US). Artists.
5. "A New Material Culture for Domestic Environments."
• Maarten Gielen (BE). Designer.
6. "Le Jardin d’Eden."
• Peter de Cupere (BE). Artist.
7. "Explorations into the limits of the visible."
• Evelina Domnitch & Dmitry Gelfand, Artists.
8. "A Social Imaginary for Artificial Intelligence."
• Hito Steyerl (DE). Filmmaker and Artist.
9. "Cartography of the New Empires."
• Vladan Joier (RS). Artist and Information Designer.
10. "Augmenting Xenakis's piano music: Arts - Science and Technology from an ecological point of view."
• Pavlos Antoniadis
15H15-16H
Moderation by
• Manuel Cirauqui, curator, Guggenheim Bilbao Museum
• Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli, architect, Head of Jury, Biennale Architecture 2023, 2050+
• Vladan Joler, artist
• Hito Steyerl, artist
• Louise Haxthausen, Director of UNESCO Brussels, Representative of UNESCO to the European Union
• Eduardo Santana Castellón, Director of Museum of Environmental Sciences, Guadalajara
17H15 - 19H
Apero will be offered at Gluon, with the preview of the exhibition of Jerry Galle
19H - 21H
Day 2
11/04
09H30
09H40
By Francesca Bria, Jose Luis de Vicente, Christophe De Jaeger
10H - 12H
Coordinated by Christophe De Jaeger
• Eva Franch i Gilabert, architect
• Veronika Liebl, managing director Ars Electronica
• Aric Chen, director Nieuwe Instituut
• Fernando Cucchietti, manager Barcelona Supercomputer
• Florian Schneider, Professor Trondheim, Academy of Fine Arts
• Vera Winthagen, EU Policy lab NEB
• Lucas Evers, Head of Make Programme & Lead Open Wetlab
• Gaia Danese, European External Action Service
• Grégory Castéra, curator KANAL Centre Pompidou Brussels
• Evelina Domnitch & Dmitry Gelfand, artists
• Amy Franceschini, Future Farmers, artists
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12H - 13H
Lunch break
13H - 15H
Working session 2: A new European platform for arts, technology and ecology: instruments, funding & investment
Coordinated by Francesca Bria
• Boris Marte, CEO Erste Foundation
• Luca Perego, Head of Unit Innovation and EIT European Commission
• Bernd Fesel, CEO EIT Culture and Technology
• Peter Friess, Project Officer STARTS, European Commission, DG Connect
• Gerfried Stocker, Director Ars Electronica
• Marc Brandsma, CEO Cult Tech Vienna
• Prodromos Tsiavos, Onassis Foundation
• Bettina Kames, Director Light Arts Space Berlin
• Vittorio Loreto, Director Sony Arts & Science
• Rosa Ferré, Co-director TBA 21
• Maria Grazia Mattei, Director MEET Milan
• Adriaan Eeckels, JRC SciArt Project Leader
• Hedwig Fijen, Director Manifesta
15H30 - 17H30
Coordinated by José Luis Vincente
• Stephan Petermann, architect
• Manuel Cirauqui, curator, Guggenheim Bilbao Museum
• Maria Iglesias, European Commission DG EAC
• Olga Sismanidi, Policy Officer DG EAC
• Jose-Carlos Mariategui, founder Alta Tecnología Andina – ATA
• Dirk Snauwaert, Director, Wiels Museum of Contemporary Art, Brussels
• Alexander Mankowsky, futurist
• John Palmesino, Territorial Agency, London
• Anab Jain, Superflux
• Caterina Benincasa, JRC SciArt Project Leader
• Pierre Francois Marteau, Cult Tech Vienna
17H30 - 18H30
CEO and Co-Founder of WRAD Srl, Italy
19H - 20H00
20H00