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Claude Debussy/Jarrell Trois Études

Bruno Mantovani Time Stretch

Charles Koechlin Seven Stars Symphony (1933)

Dirigent: Johannes Willig

Dauer ca. 2 ¼ Stunden, eine Pause

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Dates:

[cancelled] 5. Sonderkonzert der Badischen Staatskapelle

with HfG students

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Workshop Circuitry-Based Sound – with Lorenz Schwarz

Workshop and Talk: GIVING SHAPE TO INTERACTION – with interaction designer Luca Giacolini

Adorno and the Media – International Conference and Exhibition

PEPVCPTFEPEG – Closing Event of the Exhibition in Berlin

Literatur im Blauen Salon mit Dagmara Kraus

Magic Realities – Vortrag von Isis Mrugalla

Saturday Type Fever II – NoFoundry invites to Type Marathon

Cinematic Objects – Screening and Workshop by Anja Kirschner

Das Ich der Sachherrschaft – Talk by Eva von Redecker

Vocabularies < Calls – Talk and Workshop by Jeremiah Day

Global Game Jam 2020

Go in! Instead of Look at! – Talk and Workshop by Barbara Gronau

Literatur im Blauen Salon with Jan Peter Bremer

PARASITE - parasitic exhibition – Ausstellung mit HfG-Beteiligung

persisting flux : softening matter : heating for radical social change – Vortrag & Workshop von Loren Britton & Isabel Paehr

Bewegtes Mittelalter: Der Name der Rose – Filmvorführung mit Einführung von Marcus Becker und Anett Werner-Burgmann

Bärenzwinger Berlin – Talk by curator Hauke Zießler

Environmental impacts by disposal of plastic from municipal solid waste – Lecture by Claus Mølgaard

HfG Karlsruhe at the art KARLSRUHE 2020

[ABGESAGT] Eröffnung der 25. Europäischen Kulturtage Karlsruhe

Critical Zones. Observatories for Earthly Politics – Exhibition at the ZKM - Opening online!

[ABGESAGT] Gulaschprogrammiernacht 2020

Amazonification under COVID-19: How Crises Produce Crises – Online Talk and Discussion with Hiba Ali

[abgesagt] KAMUNA – 22. Karlsruher Museumsnacht 2020

Portfolio Consultation Media Art with Prof. Radulescu – January 11, 2019, 2pm

Castor&&Pollux – Multimedia music theater by HfG students at "Heidelberger Frühling"