The Biennale features a wide variety of lectures by invited speakers, discussions, panel debates, workshops, exhibition & awards, academic paper sessions, social events, and more.
The final programme for the Media Architecture Biennale 2012 is available below. It all starts with an informal, social event on the evening of 14 November and ends with a closing keynote speak on 17 November.
The main hub for MAB12 is "Godsbanen". Take a look at Venue & Travel to find the location. If you need help finding your way around at the venue itself, take a look at the map below.
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More programme details further down the page.
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DETAILED PROGRAMMME
Click here to download .pdf version of the detailed programme (web version below) including paper abstracts.
Thursday, 15 November 2012
All workshop participants meet at Godsbanen (main venue). You get a workshop map when you register - it can also be downloaded here.
You’ll get sandwiches at the workshop – for those at Godsbanen, they will be in the main exhibition area (café).
Half day Workshops.
Bus leaves for Martin Professional workshop from Godsbanen at 13.30 (sharp).
Meeting point: Registration booth at Godsbanen.
Hang out in the café/exhibition space at Godsbanen and get a drink while your gear up for the opening.
Welcome address by Danish Minister of Culture, Uffe Elbæk, Mayor of Aarhus, Jacob Bundsgaard and Pro-Rector Søren E. Frandsen, Aarhus University.
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
Alice Arnold introduces her film in person in ”Remisen”.
You may go to RADAR(concert venue inside Godsbanen) and use your free drink ticket instead.
Friday, 16 November 2012
• Christian Ulrik Andersen & Søren Bro Pold: Occupation of the ’Open City’
• Morten Søndergaard: The Implied Producer: Investigating an Emergent Typology in Participatory Culture
• Patrick Allen: Framing the Media Architectural Body (presentation online)
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
Buffet in the main exhibition area at Godsbanen.
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
• Glenda Caldwell, Mark Bilandzic & Marcus Foth: Towards Visualising People’s Ecology of Hybrid Personal Learning Environments
• Henrik Korsgaard, Nicolai Brodersen Hansen, Ditte Basballe, Peter Dalsgaard & Kim Halskov: Odenplan – a Media Façade Design Process
• Luke Hespanhol & Martin Tomitsch: Designing for Collective Participation with Media Installations in Public Spaces
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
IMPORTANT: YOU MUST WALK TO CITY HALL IMMEDIATELY.
Welcome address by Laura Hay, Alderman for Technical Services and Environment, Aarhus Municipality
Snacks & drinks
@ City Hall
@ City Hall
(5 mins, outside)
@ Godsbanen
Saturday, 17 November 2012
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
• Morten Breinbjerg: Urban Sound Interfaces – Poetic Approaches to Media Architecture
• Martyn Dade-Robertson, Nick Taylor, Justin Marshall & Patrick Olivier: The Political Sensorium
• Katarzyna Urbanowicz & Lucyna Nyka: Media Architecture – Participation Through the Senses
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
Sandwiches in the main exhibition area.
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
"New Media Facades - A global survey" by M. Hank Hausler, Martin Tomitsch and Gernot Tscherteu.
• Nemanja Memarovic, Marc Langheinrich, Florian Alt, Ivan Elhart, Simo Hosio & Elisa Rubegni: Using Public Displays to Stimulate Passive Engagement, Active Engagement, and Discovery in Public Spaces
• Henrika Pihlajaniemi, Anna Luusua, Minna Teirilä, Toni Österlund & Tuulikki Tanska: Experiencing Participatory and Communicative Urban Lighting through LightStories
• Katharine Willis, Gianni Corino & Karen Martin: Developing a Neighbourhood Locative Media Toolkit
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.
Break
@ "Remisen" at Godsbanen.