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Workshop

The People’s Monument(s)

Fri, August 23, 2019 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm CEST

© Felipe Castelblanco
Location
City Center of Karlsruhe
Meeting Point
Werderplatz Karlsruhe

Without registration and free of charge, limited number of participants!

for people of age 16 and above

»The People's Monument(s)« is a temporary work of art by Felipe Castelblanco as part of the exhibition »Seasons of Media Arts - City of Participative Visions«. Using Augmented Reality (AR), the work is constantly being expanded and applies strategies of participative urban planning. In the workshop we go into public spaces, investigate our perception of them and create visions of monuments, which are created by the inhabitants of the city via an AR app. Through the challenge of finding a consensus for the new monument, the work becomes a place of dialogue. At the same time, the resulting ideas are made visible at another location in Karlsruhe.

No previous knowledge is required. The meeting point is the Werderplatz in Karlsruhe.

Please note: If the weather is bad, the event will not take place.

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    You can call us Monday to Tuesday, 1 pm–6 pm as well as Wednesday to Friday, 9 am–1 pm.

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