Non-Conference

2 pm – 3 pm CET
Introduction
museum balcony

3 pm – 4 pm CET
Performance 
Dan Wilcox, Artist and software developer, ZKM | Hertz Labor 

Welcome
with the ZKM Non-Conference Team
and the Zentrum für Kulturelle Teilhabe
museum balcony, music balcony and Atrium 8, 1st floor
 
4 pm – 5 pm CET
Walk-in Workshops*
Cem A. & Lilli Roser, Cola Taxi Okay, Das Bündnis für kulturelle Bildung, DiDAE (Digital Didactics in Art Education), Kitchen_Ferm_Lab, Christina Zartmann & Sabine Jäger 
Atrium 8, 1st floor

5 pm – 5:30 pm CET
Talk: Doing Technology Artistically
with Tania Aedo (Coordinator, Cátedra Max Aub – Transdisciplina en Arte y Tecnología)
Atrium 8, 1st floor
 
5:45 pm – 6:45 pm CET
Radio discussions: What if museums changed our notion of technology?
Open Mics with Charmaine Poh and Hanwen Zhang from the Asian Feminist Studio for Art and Research (AFSAR), Sarah Jansen (freelance hardware developer, CEO of cyberkombinat GmbH), Tina Lorenz (Head of Hertz-Labor, ZKM | Karlsruhe), Shusha Niederberger (Researcher, IFCAR Institute for Contemporary Art Research, ZHdK) and Marek Tuszynski, Tactical Tech. 

and Walk-in Workshops*
Cem A. & Lilli Roser, Das Bündnis für kulturelle Bildung, DiDAE (Digital Didactics in Art Education), Kitchen_Ferm_Lab, Christina Zartmann & Sabine Jäger 
Atrium 8, 1st floor
 
6:30 pm – 8 pm CET
Dinner
Raclette-Rave
with DJ Enkidu
music balcony

*Workshops

SPIN THAT YARN & LET'S SEND LOVE 
COLA TAXI OKAY e.V.

Together, we create beautiful pompoms out of yarn in a colorful and cozy seating area. These pompoms will then be lovingly connected to form a carpet that will adorn the space of COLA TAXI OKAY, making the workshop participants an integral part of the intercultural association. In this inspiring environment, we have plenty of space for exchange.

LET'S SEND LOVE provides the opportunity to extend the reach of the Non-Conference beyond the borders of Karlsruhe. Postcards, stamps, and a mailbox will be available in our thoughtfully designed corner, where we invite participants to capture their experiences and spread joy.

Museum Educators are MehrWert*!
Das Bündnis für kulturelle Bildung
Marcel D'Apuzzo, Simon Pfeffel, Birgit Reich and Annie We 

What would be appropriate fees for museum educators? What could a fair and rewarding collaboration between freelancers and museums look like? How to negotiate and can I do that at all? Come along to the open discussions, contribute your questions, experiences, and needs, take away important know-how to set your fees and a lot of self-confidence for negotiations! Freelance mediators as well as museum employees and patrons are invited.

Any Idea? How to Work with Digital Tools in Art and Design
DiDAE – Digital Didactics in Art Education
Helena Schmidt and Franziska Thurner 

The workshop is based on the ERASMUS+ project »Digital Didactics in Are Education« (didae.eu), in which tools for artistic and creative work in the digital space were collected and analyzed. Based on the web platform DIDAE.eu, we are presenting a game that helps to convey and get to know the digital toolbox in analog space. The platform represents around 100 free tools of varying complexity from the categories of drawing, animation, design, sound and beyond. In the workshop, we will get to know and experiment with these tools and reflect together on possible application scenarios for the digital tools.

Consultation with KIMCHI, KOJI AND KOMBUCHA 
Kitchen_Ferm_Lab
Max Kosorić and Fanny Kranz 

Fermentation is the oldest form of food preservation. With the help of various microorganisms, refinement processes are created that release new and delicious flavours. After many intensive workshops on the topic of wild fermentation, the Kitchen_Ferm_Lab has moved from the kitchen to the garden and now to the exhibition rooms of the Non_Conference. Since 2020, the two art educators and designers Fanny Kranz and Max Kosoric have been fermenting together with many different.

Write your picture. AI experiments with »text-to-image« generators
Christina Zartmann and Sabine Jäger  

Everyone is talking about artificially generated images, but have you ever used an image generator? After a brief introduction, we invite you to experiment with AI software yourself at our hands-on stations and discuss the new developments together.

AI-generated images are images that are created by computers using artificial intelligence. This technology enables machines to generate realistic images by learning patterns and structures from large amounts of data and then using them to create new images. The AI is controlled via so-called »prompts«, which are written instructions or questions that are addressed to AI models in order to obtain specific outputs.

Meme-thinking and Meme-making / TikTok: The Art of Recreation
Cem A. und Lilli Roser 

Meme-thinking and Meme-making
The first half of the workshop is called Meme-thinking. In this part, we will discuss theories ranging from media and cultural studies to art history, illustrating how memes can be contextualized within this framework. In the second half (titled Meme-making), we will go through the step-by-step process of making memes and start creating memes together in a collaborative format. Please bring your smartphone and install the app mimetic.

TikTok: The Art of Recreation
We will dive into the dynamics of TikTok culture in the first half, exploring trends, memes and the specific storytelling of the platform. In the second half of the workshop, it's all about hands-on creativity as we (re)create TikTok content together in smaller groups. Please bring your smartphone and install the app TikTok.

10 am – 10:30 am CET
Intro with coffee and croissant
museum balcony, music balcony

10:30 am – 10:45 am CET 
Welcome
with the Non-Conference Team
Aterium 8, 1st floor

10:45 am – 11:15 am CET
Talk: Doing Education Artistically
with Leonhard Bartolomeus (Curator, Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media [YCAM])
Atrium 8, 1st floor

11:30 am – 12:30 pm CET
Radio discussions: What if Educators took over the Museum?
Open Mics with Banu Beyer (ZKM | Museum Communication), Markus Klute (Head, Institute of Experimental Particle Physics, KIT), Renan Laru-an (Artistic Director, S A V V Y Contemporary), Micha Pallesche (Director, Ernst Reuter Community School) and Birte Werner (Director, Center for Cultural Participation)

and Walk-in Workshops*
Cem A. & Lilli Roser, Cola Taxi Okay, Das Bündnis für kulturelle Bildung, DiDAE (Digital Didactics in Art Education), Erdmännchen&Bär, Kitchen_Ferm_Lab, Christina Zartmann & Sabine Jäger
Atrium 8, 1st floor

12:30 pm – 1:15 pm CET
Lunch
music balcony

1:15 pm – 1:45 pm CET
Talk: Doing Health Artistically
with Clive Parkinson (Arts, Health and Social Change)
Atrium 8, 1st floor

2 pm – 3 pm CET
Radio discussions: What if museums were responsible for society’s wellbeing?
Open Mics with Kathrin Gerling and Anna-Lena Meiners (Head and Scientific Associate, Research Group Human-Computer Interaction and Accessibility, KIT), Anna Jehle and Juliane Schickedanz (Directors, Kunsthalle Osnabrück), Nicole Kreckel, art researcher and art educator, Clive Parkinson (Arts, Health and Social Change)

and Walk-in Workshops*
Cem A. & Lilli Roser, Cola Taxi Okay, Das Bündnis für kulturelle Bildung, DiDAE (Digital Didactics in Art Education), Erdmännchen&Bär, Kitchen_Ferm_Lab, Christina Zartmann & Sabine Jäger
Atrium 8, 1st floor

3:15 pm – 4:15 pm CET
Collective Reflection
with Pascal Grupe, theatre educator
Atrium 8, 1st floor

4:30 pm – 5:30 pm CET
Collective radio discussion: What if museums inspired us to do things artistically?
with Alistair Hudson and all participants
Atrium 8, 1st floor

5:30 pm CET
Not-End
Artrium 8, music balcony

*Workshops

SPIN THAT YARN & LET'S SEND LOVE 
COLA TAXI OKAY e.V.

Together, we create beautiful pompoms out of yarn in a colorful and cozy seating area. These pompoms will then be lovingly connected to form a carpet that will adorn the space of COLA TAXI OKAY, making the workshop participants an integral part of the intercultural association. In this inspiring environment, we have plenty of space for exchange.

LET'S SEND LOVE provides the opportunity to extend the reach of the Non-Conference beyond the borders of Karlsruhe. Postcards, stamps, and a mailbox will be available in our thoughtfully designed corner, where we invite participants to capture their experiences and spread joy.

Museum Educators are MehrWert*!
Das Bündnis für kulturelle Bildung
Marcel D'Apuzzo, Simon Pfeffel, Birgit Reich and Annie We 

What would be appropriate fees for museum educators? What could a fair and rewarding collaboration between freelancers and museums look like? How to negotiate and can I do that at all? Come along to the open discussions, contribute your questions, experiences, and needs, take away important know-how to set your fees and a lot of self-confidence for negotiations! Freelance mediators as well as museum employees and patrons are invited.

Any Idea? How to Work with Digital Tools in Art and Design
DiDAE – Digital Didactics in Art Education
Helena Schmidt and Franziska Thurner 

The workshop is based on the ERASMUS+ project »Digital Didactics in Are Education« (didae.eu), in which tools for artistic and creative work in the digital space were collected and analyzed. Based on the web platform DIDAE.eu, we are presenting a game that helps to convey and get to know the digital toolbox in analog space. The platform represents around 100 free tools of varying complexity from the categories of drawing, animation, design, sound and beyond. In the workshop, we will get to know and experiment with these tools and reflect together on possible application scenarios for the digital tools.

What happens when the museum opens up to visitors? - Opportunities for new approaches through cultural participation and participatory developments in the age of digitalization
Erdmännchen&Bär 
Felix Bastam and Sebastian Jähnke

Creating cultural participation is an important task for museums. Digitalization opens new ways to create diverse access. Through a close exchange with different target groups, museums can recognize their needs, develop empathy, and generate ideas. During the workshop, we will develop ideas together on how we can make our offers more inclusive and accessible. Over the course of the day, we will collect ideas in different groups, discuss questions and find many answers together.

Consultation with KIMCHI, KOJI AND KOMBUCHA 
Kitchen_Ferm_Lab
Max Kosorić and Fanny Kranz

Fermentation is the oldest form of food preservation. With the help of various microorganisms, refinement processes are created that release new and delicious flavours. After many intensive workshops on the topic of wild fermentation, the Kitchen_Ferm_Lab has moved from the kitchen to the garden and now to the exhibition rooms of the Non_Conference. Since 2020, the two art educators and designers Fanny Kranz and Max Kosoric have been fermenting together with many different.

Write your picture. AI experiments with »text-to-image« generators
Christina Zartmann and Sabine Jäger

Everyone is talking about artificially generated images, but have you ever used an image generator? After a brief introduction, we invite you to experiment with AI software yourself at our hands-on stations and discuss the new developments together.

AI-generated images are images that are created by computers using artificial intelligence. This technology enables machines to generate realistic images by learning patterns and structures from large amounts of data and then using them to create new images. The AI is controlled via so-called »prompts«, which are written instructions or questions that are addressed to AI models in order to obtain specific outputs.