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Art in Public Space > Our programme > Art Projects > Temporary projects > Conference "Light"

Conference "Light"

2015

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The subject of Light is a seminal one for the future of our society. The revolutions in electric light technology also permit a responsible handling of natural resources so as to balance energy production, light pollution, health risks, and economic advantages. The exhibition will be accompanied by aninternational conference exploring the subject of light in cultural history and art, biology, architecture and technology. The key theme is light pollution. How can we manage the illuminated environment in an ecologically sensible, economically efficient, and aesthetically convincing way?

Timetable + Videos: Friday, 20.03.2015

11:00 Start of conference, Joanneum District, Auditorium

Welcome by Provincial Councillor for Cultural Affairs Dr. Christian Buchmann, Peter Pakesch, Elisabeth Fiedler

11:15 Serge Lemoine, Musée Grand Palais, Paris

Video: Light in the arts of 20th century

12:00 Anselm Wagner, Institute of Architectural Theory, Art and Cultural Studies, TU Graz

Title: Monitoring. On the Cultural History of Artificial Light since Industrialization

14:00 Käthe Klappenbach, Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg

Video: The Light of Power. Illuminations and Candlesticks of the Prussian Emperors in its European context

14:45 Siegrun Appelt, artist, Vienna

Video: Slow Light

15:30 Maximilian Moser, Medical University Graz