DAS GESICHT IST POLITIK. ZUR SEHMASCHINE IM DIGITALEN MILIEU * ALPEN-ADRIA UNIVERSITÄT KLAGENFURT * 20.06.2018 um 17.00 Ein Vortrag von Katharina D. Martin im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe: Blick-Kontakt. Portraits und Profile in einer mediatisierten Welt. In ihrem Vortrag befasst sich …
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PUBLICATION 2017
ECOLOGIES OF CORPOREAL SPACE 2017 * Edinburgh University Press, Chapter by Katharina D. Martin, in: Sohn, Heidi/Radman, Andrej (eds.): Critical and Clinical Cartographies Architecture, Robotics, Medicine, Philosophy, pp. 178–312. Critical and Clinical Cartographies discusses the newly emerging discourses between architecture …
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FEMINISM & NEW MATERIALSM * 2017 Amsterdam: Merlijn Olnon Publicis * transcript of the dabate on feminism with Jules Sturm and Katharina D. Martin at Wijsgerig Festival Drift 9. April 2016 Considering that there seems to be a third party …
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KONGRESS * TECHNE – POIESIS – AISTHESIS * UNIVERSITÄT HAMBURG 17. – 21. February 2015 IX. Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Ästhetik zum Thema Technik und Techniken in Kunst und ästhetischer Praxis. Vortrag von K. D. Martin ‘Digitale Tarnung. Das …
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ECOLOGIES OF CORPOREAL SPACE * 2015 Chapter by K. D. Martin in: Critical and Clinical Cartographies, International Conference Proceedings, Andrej Radman und Stavros Kousoulas (Eds.), Jap Sam Books and the Architecture Theory Chair at Delft University of Technology 2015, S.39-50 …
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PHILOSOPHY AFTER NATURE * UTRECHT UNIVERSITY * 3. – 5. September 2014 The Society for European Philosophy and Forum for European Philosophy, Joint Annual Conference The SEP/FEP conference is the largest annual event in Europe that aims to bring together …
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WHAT IMAGES DO * COPENHAGEN 19 – 21 March 2014 Symposium at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts The aim of this symposium is to contribute to our understanding of what the image does (its pragma). The awkward entanglement …
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