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A wide selection of site-specific works, installations, designer items, works of art, videos by international artists and designers will try to answer such questions as: “How can time be measured?”, “How can passing time be shown?”, “How can time be experienced?”.

La Triennale di Milano
www.triennaledesignmuseum.it

Participating artists: Darren Almond, Maarten Baas, Louise Bourgeois, Oscar Diaz, Mark Formanek, Front Design, Martí Guixé, Susanna Hertrich, Damien Hirst, Humans since 1982, Mathieu Lehanneur, Sander Mulder, Studio Glithero, Studio mischer'traxler, Studio Wieki Somers, Patricia Urquiola, Marcel Wanders and more...

Architecture of Fear brings together a selection of international artists and designers that reflect in different ways on the society of fear, ranging from registration and critical research, to exploring its emotional, social and spatial mechanisms.

Z33 - House for Contemporary Art in Hasselt (BE)
www.z33.be

Participating artists: Bureau D'Etudes, De Geuzen, Floris Douma, Laurent Grasso, Ilkka Halso, Susanna Hertrich, Charlotte Lybeer, Jill Magid, Jennifer & Kevin McCoy, Tracey Moffatt, Trevor Paglen, Marie Sester, Kin Wah Tsang and Els Vanden Meersch.

(Prostheses for Instincts, mixed media. Photo: Kristof Vrancken / Z33)

Golden glänzende, überdimensionierte Gebrauchsgegenstände, die wie auratische Ikonen des Konsums auf den Sockel gehoben werden, ein „Chrono-Shredder“, der wie ein Aktenvernichter sorgfältig die ablaufende Lebenszeit zerkleinert, ein mit Leder überzogenes menschliches Skelett, das auf einer E-Gitarre spielt, Porzellangeschirr, dessen Gebrauchsspuren sich als dekorativer [...]

MARTa Herford
www.martaherford.de

Participating artists: Yves Behar, Nacho Carbonell, Michel Charlot, Oscar Diaz, Front, Marti Guixé, Susanna Hertrich, Studio Gorm, Joris Laarman, Via Lewandowsky, Tomáš Gabzdil Libertiny, Thomas Lommée, Maison Martin Margiela, Shinichiro Ogata, Sander Mulder, Wieki Somers, Studio Job and more...

Berlin Wild Life, a public art project with Michiko Nitta, is a tale about co-habitation of people and wild animals in the city of the future. From parasitical forms of animal architecture, to sanctuaries for forgotten species up to services with a symbiotic nature—all is possible with Berlin Wild Life. The project is part of ÜBER LEBENSKUNST festival. And will be on display at Haus der Kulturen der Welt during the festival —and beyond at Haus am Waldsee's sculpture garden, both in Berlin.

Further information about Berlin Wild Life
www.berlinwildlife.org

Participating artists: Fat Koehl Architekten, Habitat Unit, Martin Kaltwasser and Folke Köbberling, Christoph Keller, Adrian Lohmüller, Rikke Luthers, myvillages.org, Das Numen and many others.

Berlin Wild Life is funded by a grant from the German Federal Cultural Foundation.

Design in Aktion protestiert gegen Klischees. Es zeigt ganz selbstbewusst ein anderes Gesicht von Design. Und es zeigt sich in anderen Farben, an anderen Orten, in anderen Ausmaßen. Die Ausstellung schlägt eine Brücke zwischen zwei Ländern, die seit jeher eng miteinander verbunden sind, im Guten wie im Schlechten. Und sie zeugt davon, dass Design für ein ein Näherkommen steht, das keiner Worte mehr bedarf.Design in Aktion

Participating artists: Fehling & Peiz, Maja Ganszyniec, FormFjord, Uta Koloczek, Kosmos Project, Silvia Knüppel, Lapolka, LATALAdesign, Mariusz Malecki, Karina Marusińska, OH!LOGO, Superéquipe and more...

The Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) is pleased to announce Uncertain Spectator, a group exhibition confronting anxiety in contemporary art. The works presented deal with a general mood of uneasiness arising from recent political and economic events that frames a future rife with imminent threats. Uncertain Spectator not only responds to these unsettling situations, but also creates them by challenging individuals to step outside of a place of comfort both physically and emotionally.

Uncertain Spectator at EMPAC (Troy, New York)
http://uncertain.empac.rpi.edu/

Participating artists: Graciela Carnevale, Anthony Discenza, Claire Fontaine, Kate Gilmore, Tue Greenfort, Susanna Hertrich, Jesper Just, Jordan Wolfson.

This workshop will promote the design and critique of systems whose explicit purpose is to alter human percepts. Participants will be asked to present abstracts, images, videos and demonstrations that focus on devices that shape perceptual phenomena.

Devices That Alter Perceptions

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Participating artists: James Auger (keynote), Alvaro Cassinelli, Tomoko Hayashi, Susanna Hertrich, Kian Peng Ong, Carson Reynolds, Eric Siu, Danielle Wilde, Clemens Winkler.

The exhibition was conceived by the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science and Kassel University jointly with the artists. The intention is to generate a differentiated exchange between science and art. For the first time, surfaces become a space of interdisciplinary negotiation. The exhibition contributions correspond to the scientific positions of a workshop bearing the same name which was organized by the Max Planck Institute and which opens simultaneously in Dahlem.
Introduction by Prof. Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, Director at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin.

Membranes Surfaces Boundaries | Aedes Website

Membranes Surfaces Boundaries | Schering Foundation

Participating artists: Susanna Hertrich, Heike Klussmann, Thorsten Klooster, Clemens Winkler // Thanks to Dr. Max Stadler and Dr. Matthias Grothe

Sociale interactie door kunst en vormgeving Het buurthuis waar je vroeger op woensdagmiddag met wc-rollen knutselde of op zaterdagochtend repeteerde met de fanfare is opnieuw uitgevonden.

KOP foundation Breda (NL)
t'BUURTHUIS – social interaction in art and design

Participating artists: 5.5 designers (FRA), Susanna Hertrich (GER), Chris Kabel, Eric Klarenbeek, Theo Konijnenburg, Lise Lefevbre, David Moises (A), Sander Mulder, Martin Robitsch (A) & Francesca Lanzavecchia (IT), Snode vormgevers, Diane Steverlynck (BE), Hans Tan (SP), Louise van der Veld, Rob Verwer, Wieland Vogel, Jonas Vorwerk, Tijmen Zonnevijlle and others.