The Post-Digital Review: Cultural Commons

The Post-Digital Review gathers experts to discuss shifting forms of cultural practice, of organisations, of the economy.

The ongoing transmediale project of The Post-Digital Review gathers experts from the fields of digital culture art, policy, curating and research to discuss shifting forms of cultural practice, of organisations, of the economy as well as of politics in a post-digital world. This particular session will focus on the question of how art and culture contribute to build new forms of commons for a post-digital civil society. The first event of the Post-Digital Review, Understanding Post-digital Cultural Forms was an intensive One-Day Review Summit organised by transmediale in cooperation with the German Federal Foreign Office and hosted by the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, 10 November 2014. In the festival edition of The Post-Digital Review, we invite further experts as well as open up the discussion to the audience. An impulse lecture will be given by Nishant Shah followed by short position statements from the participants and an intensive open discussion.

With Kristoffer Gansing, Oliver Lerone Schultz, Anne-Cécile Worms, Ruth Catlow, Clemens Apprich, Nishant Shah, Reimar Volker, Ben Vickers, Valentina Karga, Pieterjan Grandry

More information: www.transmediale.de