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number: 30
date_text: "March 20th, 2014"
date_yyyy_mm_dd: "2014-03-20"
topics:
location: "Cinema Quadrat"
location_website: "http://jetztkultur.de/bseite/b-seite/en/"
fb_event_url:
fb_gallery_id:
talks:
- title: "Sinsynplus"
topics: "VJing"
artist: "Martin Meyer"
speakers: "Martin Meyer"
artist_bio: "Martin Mayer is a visual artist and VJ based in Munich, working under the alias sinsynplus since 2001. He studied media art at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and is co-founder of the multimedia art duo mayer+empl. In this multimedia art duo Martin Mayer and Quirin Empl are specialized in interior and exterior 3D video mapping – an art form that uses architecture, shape and conditions of the room to project moving images, light or graphics on abstract surfaces, and thus creating entirely new atmospheric spaces."
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video_artist_url: "https://vimeo.com/81605066"
talk_video_url:
- title: "ë - anya orel and e"
topics: "VJing"
artist: "ë"
speakers: "anya orel,e"
artist_bio: "Anya Orel raised and lived in Moscow, before she probably moves to Berlin. She is painting every day since she was kid, doing streetart since 2011.
E aka Torsten Höhle is a native Berliner – kindergarten ost, punk, postpunk, graffiti, graphics, upcycling art, techno. With his collective E-Gruppe, founded 1995, they are indefatigably activ in vjing and visual installations since 2002."
description: ""
description:
artist_website: "http://jjio.soup.io/"
media_artist_url: "/images/9694_9e8e_500.jpeg"
video_artist_url: "https://vimeo.com/82451996"
talk_video_url:
- title: "Mixing art and science – enthalpy, entropy, visual narration, and dance"
topics: "Science,Research"
artist: "Agnieszka “Bronka” Bronowska"
speakers: "Agnieszka “Bronka” Bronowska"
artist_bio: "Life sciences and visual arts can fuel each other and be – one for another one – the sources of inspiration. Good visualization is pivotal for biological and chemical sciences – to illustrate the key concepts, to transmit information, and to bring new ideas along.