Difference between revisions of "Karin Ohlenschläger"
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| − | Co-director of the I International Festival of Art, Science and Technology, [[Cibervision]] 02, as well as of [[Medialab Madrid]] (Conde Duque Cultural Centre, Madrid). Director of Chips: emergent circuits of digital culture, European Institute of Design, Madrid (2001). Director of [[Cibervision]] | + | Co-director of the I International Festival of Art, Science and Technology, [[Cibervision]] 02, as well as of [[Medialab Madrid]] (Conde Duque Cultural Centre, Madrid). Director of Chips: emergent circuits of digital culture, European Institute of Design, Madrid (2001). Director of [[Cibervision 99]], at Madrid's Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (1999); the International Festival of Infoarchitecture, Madrid (1997); as well as [[IN ART]] - International Cybernetic Art Festival, Tenerife (1996), and the International Video Forum at the former Spanish Museum of Contemporary Art in Madrid (1986-88). |
Commissioner for art and new technology shows and exhibitions, among others the itinerant "Banquete" project (Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona; ZKM Karlsruhe; and the Conde Duque Cultural Centre, Madrid, 2003); the "Hybrid Spaces - Virtual Architectures" exhibition (Conde Duque Cultural Centre, 2002); the "Media Ambiente" exhibition at MAD 01 (Community of Madrid, IFEMA, 2001); "Black Tide" at Madrid's Fundación Telefónica (2000); "Vertigos: online/offline audiovisual arts", Sala Amadís, Madrid (1999); "Virtual Art - Plural Reality", Monterrey Museum, Mexico (1997); and "Everything Flows", a retrospective on Spanish infographics at the Centro de Arte Reina Sofía National Museum, MNCARS, Madrid (1996). | Commissioner for art and new technology shows and exhibitions, among others the itinerant "Banquete" project (Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona; ZKM Karlsruhe; and the Conde Duque Cultural Centre, Madrid, 2003); the "Hybrid Spaces - Virtual Architectures" exhibition (Conde Duque Cultural Centre, 2002); the "Media Ambiente" exhibition at MAD 01 (Community of Madrid, IFEMA, 2001); "Black Tide" at Madrid's Fundación Telefónica (2000); "Vertigos: online/offline audiovisual arts", Sala Amadís, Madrid (1999); "Virtual Art - Plural Reality", Monterrey Museum, Mexico (1997); and "Everything Flows", a retrospective on Spanish infographics at the Centro de Arte Reina Sofía National Museum, MNCARS, Madrid (1996). | ||
Revision as of 10:52, 30 September 2007
Co-director of the I International Festival of Art, Science and Technology, Cibervision 02, as well as of Medialab Madrid (Conde Duque Cultural Centre, Madrid). Director of Chips: emergent circuits of digital culture, European Institute of Design, Madrid (2001). Director of Cibervision 99, at Madrid's Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (1999); the International Festival of Infoarchitecture, Madrid (1997); as well as IN ART - International Cybernetic Art Festival, Tenerife (1996), and the International Video Forum at the former Spanish Museum of Contemporary Art in Madrid (1986-88).
Commissioner for art and new technology shows and exhibitions, among others the itinerant "Banquete" project (Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona; ZKM Karlsruhe; and the Conde Duque Cultural Centre, Madrid, 2003); the "Hybrid Spaces - Virtual Architectures" exhibition (Conde Duque Cultural Centre, 2002); the "Media Ambiente" exhibition at MAD 01 (Community of Madrid, IFEMA, 2001); "Black Tide" at Madrid's Fundación Telefónica (2000); "Vertigos: online/offline audiovisual arts", Sala Amadís, Madrid (1999); "Virtual Art - Plural Reality", Monterrey Museum, Mexico (1997); and "Everything Flows", a retrospective on Spanish infographics at the Centro de Arte Reina Sofía National Museum, MNCARS, Madrid (1996).
