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Backstory: The lecture focuses on what the materials of art (do not) tell.

The master exhibition "Bruchstellen und andere Makel der Gesellschaft" deals with unattainable ideas of beauty of women's bodies in the form of vessel-like sculptures.

In this master exhibition, cardboard sculptures are positioned as models for scenarios of urban life. They illuminate different perspectives and are staged as a social installation.

Can one or more electric guitars be played like a kind of piano? How far away is the accordion from a piano in terms of sound? The two contemporary composers are not only represented by their vocal compositions, but also by their instruments.

Rosamund Gilmore's production takes us on a journey into the subconscious, combining the deep psychological layers of the fairy tale with the cinematically visualized works of Claudia Lehmann's students. The score is performed in an arrangement for chamber orchestra.

This workshop weekend offers an ideal supplement to your own preparation. In a group rotation principle, all important areas of the licensing exam are taken with a focus on ear training and tone setting.

The collective lecture traces the aesthetic praxeology of European beauty cultures from antiquity to the Middle Ages to the Early Modern period between medicine, pharmacology, and the arts.

Within the framework of the conference, both historical and current relationships will be discussed between productivity and temporality in interaction with artistic and architectural practice explained and addressed.

shift shows the transformation of W. A. Mozart's Adagio in F minor (KV 594) into a fabric by means of a digitally controlled Jacquard loom. The loom becomes an instrument and interprets Mozart's composition; at the same time, as a weaving machine, it creates a woven piece designed by the composition

SUPER digital dreams draws on the writing and theory of Gloria E. Anzaldúa and her concept of 'nepantleras' (threshold people). A small group of singers and performers act as journeyers and mediators of different realities.

Concert by the Studio for Electronic Music with works for Disklavier by Sylvaine Ilchmann, Tim Lugstein, Wen Cheng Wei, Tímea Hvozdíková, Alexander Frank García Vaquero & Matthias Brandt