Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden

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Jan 23, 2024

The German artist Lena von Goedeke is nominated for Schaufler Residency@TU Dresden 2024

Lena von Goedeke: „Revolution I“ (2023); Langzeitbelichtung

Apr 08, 2024

Auftakt der Schaufler Residency@TU Dresden 2024 mit der Künstlerin Lena von Goedeke im COSMO im Kulturpalast Dresden am 15. Mai 2024 um 18 Uhr

Mar 05, 2024

Christian Kosmas Mayers Residency-Projekt "Maa Kheru" wird an der Sorbonne Nouvelle vorgestellt

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Schaufler Kolleg@TU Dresden

Apart from financial support, the Schaufler Kolleg@TU Dresden offers doctoral students from the humanities and social sciences a close exchange with colleagues working on related topics, a variety of continuing education opportunities, as well as access to an established scientific landscape at TU Dresden and to other institutions belonging to the network of DRESDEN-concept e.V.

Symposium Erste Sekunde Ewigkeit 14. Juni 2021

Schaufler Residency@TU Dresden

The Schaufler Residency@TU Dresden is an Artist in Residence programme for the promotion of artistic research, which gives international artists the opportunity to become part of TU Dresden’s scientific community for a period of six months. The projects of the Schaufler Residency@TU Dresden with the annually rotating Artists in Residence are closely connected to the topics of the Schaufler Kolleg@TU Dresden, for mutual benefit.

AI as factor and consequence of societal and cultural change

The 1st project phase of the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden addresses the question of how artificial intelligence changes cultural and societal structures and how, on the other hand, AI itself is produced and changed by these structures. The participants will analyse this issue from various humanities and social science perspectives as well as from an artistic perspective.

Facing the future with art and science

With the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden, TUD Dresden University of Technology and THE SCHAUFLER FOUNDATION have established a lively forum for a forward-looking dialogue between science, art and society. In this project, young researchers and artists come together across disciplinary boundaries to question current technologies, their origins, and their impacts on our modern world.

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