#nofilter
Nine-part public lecture series from the artsprogram annual theme
The RVL takes the hashtag #nofilter, which is as inconspicuous as it is often used (not only) on social media such as Instagram, as an opportunity to question the present in general. The initial observation or working hypothesis is that immediacy, lack of distance, authenticity (swahn) are not only meaningful, but actually a sign of our time. Philosophers, sociologists, media scientists, literary and art theorists, as well as artists, curators and authors will speak about current social phenomena.
Event format
The Lectures start at 19.15h in the Black Box at ZF Campus Zeppelin University. Recordings of the lecture series will be published in the ZU-Podcast.
The Lectures
| Tuesday 4. February: "On Immediacy" (Paneldiscussion) Armen Avanessian, Karen van den Berg (Professoren der Zeppelin Universität) German
| Tuesday 11. February: „Climate Counteraesthetics: Middling Mediations In A World Ablaze” Anna Kornbluh (Professorin University of Illinois Chicago) English
| Tuesday 25. February: „Inverted Charisma“ Eva Illouz (Professorin Hebräische Universität Jerusalem, École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Zeppelin Universität Friedrichshafen) English
| Tuesday 04. March: „On Curating & Filtering” Mohammad Salemy (Künstler und Kurator, Berlin), Cécile Malaspina (directrice de programme Collège International de Philosophie, Paris) English
| Tuesday 11. March: „Pausenverbot – Zur Vertreibung der Stille aus der Musik“
Joachim Landkammer (Zeppelin Universität) German
„Konsensuale Entgrenzung – Zur Vertreibung der Verfremdung aus dem Theater“ Rahel Spöhrer (Zeppelin Universität) German
| Tuesday 18. March: „#nofilter” Tom McCarthy (Autor, London) in conversation with Armen Avanessian (Professor der Zeppelin Universität) English
| Tuesday 25. March: „Day of the tweet oder die klandestine Medialität des Hasses“ Dominic Brakelmann (Zeppelin Universität) German
„Raum für Utopie? Soziale Virtuelle Realität auf dem Prüfstand“ Felix Krell (Zeppelin Universität) German
| Tuesday 01. April „Komplexe Unmittelbarkeiten: Denken über, Denken in, Denken mit und Denken als“ Jan Söffner (Professor Zeppelin Universität) German
| Tuesday 8. April „Unmittelbarkeit. Genealogie einer plausiblen Begierde“ Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht (Stanford University, Hebrew University Jerusalem, Zeppelin Universität) German