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Titel

Meet and Code – Future Flashback

FOCUS: Media workshop to get to know design with programming
PLACE: Landsberg am Lech / Online
SCOPE: 2 days 90 minutes each
PARTICIPANTS: Pupils of the secondary school Landsberg am Lech
AGE GROUP: 13 – 16
LANGUAGE: German
PARTICIPATION: The participation is free of charge
ACTIVITY: Cultural Youth Education / Programming and Software
DIFFICULTITY: Beginner
CONCEPTION AND IDEA: Wolfgang Hauck
COOPERATION PARTNER: Landsberg am Lech Secondary School

DESCRIPTION

At this live event, ten young people from Landsberg Secondary School, aged between 12 and 16 years, will meet in a digital meeting.

Accompanied by experienced media designers as speakers, they will exchange experiences and ideas, and playfully explore their perspectives and common interests in programming.

From this online dialogue at the first meeting, teams and partnerships will be formed, each of which will solve a task and try out to what extent programming as dialogue can be used to identify and solve problems.

The two days are planned as an experiment, in which possibilities of coding are presented, tried and tested.

One task will be to help design an interactive and digital showroom, for example, and to learn how to create the user interface.

DATES
07.10.2020 from 16:00 – 17:30
08.10.2020 from 16:00 – 17:30

REGISTRATION
A list for the participants is available in the school secretary’s office.

INFORMATION
https://meet-and-code.org/de/de/event-show/5392

PROMOTION PROGRAM
www.meet-and-code.org

GRANTS AND PARTNERS

STATUS
Is performed.

Future Fashion 222.0

A trip to the exhibition in Munich:

Thierry Mugler
Hypokunsthalle Munich
https://www.kunsthalle-muc.de/ausstellungen/details/mugler/

“The exhibition Thierry Mugler: Couturissime presents around 150 haute couture and prêt-à-porter outfits by the visionary couturier, director, photographer, perfumer and dancer, most of which have never been exhibited before, as well as accessories, stage costumes, videos, almost unknown design drawings and archive materials. Numerous works by famous fashion photographers round off the show”.

With a group of our workshop participants we were able to visit a special exhibition.

“Cool” – the commentary by Maja. There is nothing to add to it.

TREE STORIES
HISTORY TREES

Media project during the summer holidays 2020

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The association dieKunstBauStelle offers a holiday project for young people in Landsberg.

Together with the secondary school Landsberg a new holiday project for young people is starting.

A media project to tell the history and stories of Landsberg.

Within the framework of the project series “Türkenmariandl” the socio-cultural association dieKunstBauStelle offers a new open holiday project for Landsberg children and young people.

“We would like to set out with young people to continue a work that began back in 1998 – when pupils at Landsberg secondary school mapped the trees along the eastern city wall,” says Wolfgang Hauck, project initiator and chairman of the association.

The young people can be creative and give free rein to their imagination. For example, researching legends and sagas around the trees.

Each tree should tell its own story – which is recorded in sound recordings and videos. They can also be curious to hear what the sound of a tree bark sounds like. Sound collages will be recorded for this purpose. “A nature installation that we would like to enrich with comments, videos and other ideas,” says Wolfgang Hauck.

The result will be a virtual reality presentation that will invite visitors to experience and take a new form of walking.

In this way, this little-noticed “botanical garden of Landsberg” on the city wall will be revived and discovered. Directly on site or online with VR presentations.

The project, which is being carried out in cooperation with the Landsberg secondary school, is freely accessible and designed as a holiday project for Landsberg’s young people. The participation is free of charge.

MEETINGS
A first meeting will take place on Monday, August 3, at 14:00 at the Bayertor.

REGISTRATION

Who is interested: Just send an e-mail to
info@dieKunstBauStelle.de

PROMOTION

The project is supported by the program “Kultur macht stark” of the Federal Ministry and “Mein Land, Zeit für Zukunft” of the Turkish community in Germany.

#kulturinlandsberg #diekunstbaustelle #baumgeschichten #landsbergamlech #mittelschulelandsberg #kulturmachtstark #TGD

A new view of the present

Project Future Flashback – a journey into the present

“And how do you see the present now?”

With our brand new project “Future Flashback” we have started a time travel into the present: From the future, from the year 2220, we travel back into the past, into the year 2020. In other words, into the present. We explore objects, everyday situations and explore life in the year 2020, which is sometimes funny and mysterious. In the year 2220, for example, people have long since been wearing implanted chips that take over all the functions that we now have to perform with our mobile phones.

Some of us think that’s really great. But others are also critical of the whole thing. And ask themselves: How much technology is actually good for me? Isn’t that something you lose as a result? Be that as it may: The project has made a difference to all of us. Namely, it made us think. And that we see the world differently somehow.

Some see the future in a rosy light, because everything is much more practical. Like Nicole. She sees the world a bit differently now, for example the thing with the implanted chips: “It would be cool if it worked like this – for example, when it comes to money: You wouldn’t lose your money so quickly if the payment was processed via the chip,” she says. Phillip also says: “After spending a month thinking about the future and inventing things yourself, you realize that some technical achievements – like a hoverbike, for example – would be more enjoyable. If I had that now, a lot of things would be easier.”

Others have a more neutral point of view. But they too now see the world from a completely different perspective. “I see the world with completely different eyes now”, says Maya. “For example, when I walk around and look at an object, I think: Nowadays this object has a certain meaning. What if in the future it has a completely different meaning?”

And still others doubt this world from the future. “I find the world better the way it is now,” Lisa says. “When everything is so perfect, it’s kind of boring, too. You have nothing to work on anymore, because everything is just there.” And her friend Paula joins her: “A perfect world is no longer great.” And yet she thinks it’s better in the year we’re in now.

Photo: Wolfgang Hauck
Photo editing: Gonzalo Orce

Uncertain future of youth projects with the stilts

DIE STELZER

Corona times are difficult times!
The Kreisbote reports on the situation of the theatre, the Stelzer and the future of the youth projects.

ATICLE
20.05.2020 Kreisbote-Landsberg: Die Stelzer Artikel

DONATE NOW!
www.betterplace.org/p80944

¡Vamos a Granada!

Granada is another goal of the international projects of the association dieKunstBaustelle.

This time the journey goes in the year 2020/2021 in the capital of the province Granda in Andalusia.

To this end, the Landsberg-based cultural association dieKunstBauStelle is cooperating with the organisation Fundación Escuela de Solidaridad in Granada.
The workshops, training courses and job shadowing will take place there.
16 participants from Europe will be invited to participate in order to further qualify themselves professionally.

The title of the project:
ART – AWARENESS – ACTION
Art and Performance as Methods of Social Intervention and Awareness Raising

The date of implementation is still flexible and will be able to adapt to the travel possibilities.
On 18.5.2020 the funding of the project was approved by the European Union and can now start. It is one of the “K104 projects” of the ERASMUS+ program, an internal name for projects that serve the professional qualification of adult education staff in Europe.

The project includes further training courses, hospitations and will take place with 16 participants.
It also includes the use of the platform EPALE (E-Platform for Adult Education in Europe) and the Erasmus+ project results platform.

The programme comprises the following sections:

TRAINING COURSES
Training Course 1: ACTIONS OF SENSITISATION AND CITIZENS’ PARTICIPATION (1st quarter 2021)
Training Course 2: GENDERSENSIVE INTERCULTURAL WORK (3rd quarter 2021)

TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS
Teaching Assignment 1: SOCIAL INTERVENTION WITH STELZEN (1st quarter 2021)
Teaching Assignment 2: STELZENBAU UND KOSTÜMDESIGN (2nd quarter 2021)
Teaching Assignment 3: STAGE DESIGN (4th quarter 2021)

JOB SHADOWING
Job Shadowing 1 (May 2021)
Job Shadowing 2 (November 2021) Participation in the “Marcha contra la violencia de género”

The application procedure for participation is currently being prepared.

Fundación Escuela de Solidaridad
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/escuelasolidaridad
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On 27 March Wolfgang Hauck opened the exhibition at 6:30 pm.

The speech was broadcast live on a YouTube channel.

Due to exit restrictions it was not possible for the invited guests to be directly on site, but about 60 people followed the opening live via streaming. Now you can watch the recording of the opening at any time.

Virtual openings like this one will be seen more often during the Corona pandemic. This is a successful example of how we can design and run cultural events despite the current restrictions.

But the digital format of this exhibition, which was designed for VR (virtual reality) glasses and as an online presentation, is also out of the ordinary. This also makes the opening a premiere for a new genre.

The theme of the current stocktaking of the culture of memory is particularly suitable for negotiating the problems of a culture of memory in the age of a collective memory that is constantly expanding digitally.

Wolfgang Hauck’s exhibition does not provide a solution, but rather identifies many more omissions and deficiencies, and also objectively points out the wilderness and dangers of the digital legacy.

At the same time he demonstrates with his use of digital means, a way to develop a historical and cultural awareness and to integrate it into the regular anniversaries of remembrance.

ONLINE EXHIBITION

www.LandsbergHistory.de/exhibition

WEBSITE

www.LandsbergHistory.de

VIDEO OF THE OPENING OF LANDSBERG HISTORY

1945-2020:
A CURRENT INVENTORY OF THE LANDSBERG CULTURE OF MEMORY
by Wolfgang Hauck

OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION
Friday 27 March 2020, 18:30

EXHIBITION DURATION
28.3. until 14.4.2020, 15-18 hrs each
Closed on 30 March, 6, 10, 12 and 13 April 2020

EXHIBITION
The exhibition shows the invisible and yet present.
75 years after the end of the Second World War.

For some, a time long past, for others just past and still far too close.

How does a city and society deal with the culture of memory?
What is visible, what is not?
What is done or not done?
What is conscious, what unconscious?
What is there without being visible?
VR glasses (3D animations) as digital access to memory transform space. Thus an exhibition appears that is not there.
Can virtual reality be an image of our collective memory?

Step into a space that is only apparently empty and decide for yourself.

2020@LandsbergHistory.de
www.LandsbergHistory.de
#LandsbergHistory.

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