100 Years of Now
2015—2019
In its project 100 Years of Now, HKW is undertaking an analysis of the present time by linking back to historical utopias. In the face of a new world disorder in particular, it aims to explore its backgrounds to activate political imagination and aesthetic judgment.
Cosmic Themes in Early Soviet Culture: Discussion with Robert Bird, Maria Chehonadskih, and Svetlana Cheloukhina (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Discussion, moderated by Anne Luther German translation
Anagogy in Cosmism and Communism | Keti Chukhrov (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Keti Chukhrov German translation
Contingency and Necessity in Evald Ilyenkov’s Communist Cosmology | Alexei Penzin (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Alexei Penzin German translation in German
Russian Cosmism: A Foretaste of Revolution | Marina Simakova
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Marina Simakova
Cosmism and Social Progress: Discussion with Keti Chukhrov, Alexei Penzin, and Marina Simakova (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Disucssion, moderated by Margarete Vöhringer German translation
Becoming Cosmic | Boris Groys
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Boris Groys
Overcoming Death through Art: From Nikolai Fedorov to the Cosmists of the 1920s | Anastasia Gacheva (Russian)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Anastasia Gacheva in Russian
Nikolai Fedorov’s Project of Universal Salvation and “Russian Cosmism” | Michael Hagemeister
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Michael Hagemeister
Nikolai Fedorov and his Project of the “Common Task”: Discussion with Angeliki Charistou, Anastasia Gacheva, Michael Hagemeister, moderated by Margarete Vöhringer
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Discussion
The Philosophy of the Common Task and the way to Non-Objectivity: Concepts of Time and Space | Angeliki Charistou
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Angeliki Charistou
Becoming Cosmic | Boris Groys (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Boris Groys German translation
Overcoming Death through Art: From Nikolai Fedorov to the Cosmists of the 1920s | Anastasia Gacheva
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Anastasia Gacheva
Overcoming Death through Art: From Nikolai Fedorov to the Cosmists of the 1920s | Anastasia Gacheva (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Anastasia Gacheva German translation
Nikolai Fedorov’s Project of Universal Salvation and “Russian Cosmism” | Michael Hagemeister (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Michael Hagemeister German translation
The Philosophy of the Common Task and the way to Non-Objectivity: Concepts of Time and Space | Angeliki Charistou (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Talk by Angeliki Charistou German translation
Nikolai Fedorov and his Project of the “Common Task”: Discussion with Angeliki Charistou, Anastasia Gacheva, Michael Hagemeister, moderated by Margarete Vöhringer (German)
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Discussion German translation in German
Nikolai Fedorov and his Project of the “Common Task”: Discussion with Angeliki Charistou, Anastasia Gacheva, Michael Hagemeister, moderated by Margarete Vöhringer
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism Conference, September 1 & 2, 2017 Discussion
The Fugitive Reflex: Autonomy and Sublimation | David Teh
2 or 3 Tigers | Flights from the Empire
Field Report: Preah Kunlong | Erin Gleeson
2 or 3 Tigers | Flights from the Empire
Misplaced Commas and Cannibalistic Tendencies | Erika Tan
2 or 3 Tigers | Flights from the Empire