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'''Festivals''': [[Media Space]] (*2001).<br> | '''Festivals''': [[Media Space]] (*2001).<br> | ||
'''Past festivals''': [[CAMP]] (2005, 2007).<br> | '''Past festivals''': [[CAMP]] (2005, 2007).<br> | ||
| − | '''Past events''': [[Rhythmanalysis]] symposium (2012), [[Subversive Practices]] exhibition (2009), [[Stuttgart 1960. Computers in Theory and Art]] symposium (2004), [[Stuttgarter Gegensätze]] exhibition (1967), [[Programmierter Zufall - Computergrafik]] exhibition (1967). | + | '''Past events''': [[Rhythmanalysis]] symposium (2012), [[Subversive Practices]] exhibition (2009), [[Stuttgart 1960. Computers in Theory and Art]] symposium (2004), [[Stuttgarter Gegensätze]] exhibition (1967), [[Programmierter Zufall - Computergrafik]] exhibition (1967), [[Computer grafik]] exhibition (1965). |
| − | '''Art workers''': [[ | + | '''Spaces''': [https://theaterrampe.de/ Theater Rampe] platform for contemporary authors‘ theatre, independent performing arts, dance and pop music. |
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| + | '''Art workers''': [[Benedikt Groß]], [[Hans D. Christ]], [[Johannes Auer]] (1962), [[Reinhard Döhl]] (1934). | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:41, 8 March 2023
Festivals: Media Space (*2001).
Past festivals: CAMP (2005, 2007).
Past events: Rhythmanalysis symposium (2012), Subversive Practices exhibition (2009), Stuttgart 1960. Computers in Theory and Art symposium (2004), Stuttgarter Gegensätze exhibition (1967), Programmierter Zufall - Computergrafik exhibition (1967), Computer grafik exhibition (1965).
Spaces: Theater Rampe platform for contemporary authors‘ theatre, independent performing arts, dance and pop music.
Art workers: Benedikt Groß, Hans D. Christ, Johannes Auer (1962), Reinhard Döhl (1934).
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