The Frankenstein symposium addresses the responsibility that comes with great scientific breakthroughs. As a modern-day Prometheus, the symposium challenges us to rethink the ethics of future emerging technology in today’s society. How can the pu
Frankenstein Symposium
Hosted byThis project is now archived and was part of DDW18
Event type
Seminar
Location
Strijp-S
Natlab
Kastanjelaan 500
5616 LZ
Baltan initiates experimentation on the crossroads of art, design, science and technology, evoking inquisitive ideas and insights by bridging the gaps between disciplines. The lab functions as a collaborative mindset and network, connecting curious individuals and organisations. By placing art and design research at the core of its activities, Baltan explores the implications, promises and pitfalls of our technological society. Baltan translates these ideas into different outputs, including collaborations, events, workshops, storytelling, publications and expos, creating a space for reflection, research and experimentation.
Participants of this exhibition
Performance 'Eingeweide' by Marco Donnarumma in collaboration with Margherita Pevere
Performance 'Eingeweide' by Marco Donnarumma in collaboration with Margherita Pevere
Lecture by Martijntje Smits - Not innocent, not guilty: Frankensteins lessons for a new politics of tools
Lecture by Martijntje Smits - Not innocent, not guilty: Frankensteins lessons for a new politics of tools
Performance 'Perfect Paul: On freedom of facial expression' by Arthur Elsenaar
Performance 'Perfect Paul: On freedom of facial expression' by Arthur Elsenaar
Lecture by Jason Robert - Frankenstein at 200: How to love our monsters?
Lecture by Jason Robert - Frankenstein at 200: How to love our monsters?
Artist Talk by Nicolas Maigret
Artist Talk by Nicolas Maigret
Artist Talk by Sophie Rzepecky
Artist Talk by Sophie Rzepecky