ARE YOU READY?
Are you ready for technologic, climatic, democratic and socio-politic upheavals? For a radical change of our working environment through digitalization? What is our educational system’s contribution? What can every single one of us contribute? The GLOBART Academy is an experiment lab for the future offering a common thinking space for all of these questions from the 22nd to the 25th of September in Kloster UND in Krems. Distinct perceptions of new realities as well as new models of achievement will be disclosed. We are facing the reality together and thinking ahead into the future. The world is full of solutions.
Michael Haneke has a breathtaking look on the essential with a whiff of poetry. Not the associable, but the occurence, the real and the unbelievable are visible as well as perceptible in his cinematic works of art. Intense, genuine and authentic-immoveable: that’s what Michael Haneke’s movies are all about.
With the bestowal of this year’s GLOBART Award, we want to appreciate Michael Haneke, a human and artist who masterly directs our sight towards realities which surround us.
9:00 am
9:15 am
9:45 am
10:15 am
10:45 – 11:15 am BREAK
1 pm
1:10 pm
1:45 pm
3-4 pm BREAK
Guided tour through the exhibition (1st Floor Kloster UND)
KLOSTER UND
Are we short on work – or are we just losing the overview? The re-invention of the working world is in full swing. Are we allowed to be thrilled if robots are relieving us of our routine work – or is the loss of jobs affecting our society’s substance? New questions call for new answers.
Direction: PAULO KALKHAKE (Hertie School of Governance)
Podium: SILVIA FEUCHTL (AKNÖ), HARRY GATTERER (Zukunftsinstitut), ERNST GUGLER (Communicationhouse gugler*), ALI MAHLODJI (Watchado), PETER PARYCEK (Danube University Krems), HELMUT MIERNICKI (ecoplus. Die Wirtschaftsagentur des Landes Niederösterreich)
FORUM FROHNER
Why non-formalisation and digitalisation care for active education, more effective knowledge and captivating practice and why current education establisments should care about themselves and its learners.
Direction: STEPHAN A. JANSEN (Karlshochschule Karlsruhe)
Podium: MARTIN CORDSMEIER (Millionways) & JANNIKE STÖHR (talk to me)
RATHAUS
How does human-oriented and environmentally-compatible shopping look like in the future? Where do our everyday products come from? How are they transported to us? What are the repercussions of my online order? How can we consume consciously and what does this even mean? What will the future’s shopping malls look like? Are we going to be supplied by drones and self-driving lorries? And where does all that leave us humans?
Experts of economics, science and politics will discuss these issues and depict the possibilities.
Moderation: FERDINAND KOCH* (denkstatt GmbH)
Podium: MARTIN POSSET (mchp mobility I chain I processes) und JONATHAN MAYER (Diplomand BOKU)
PHILIPP WESSIAK (x|vise), HENRIETTE GUPFINGER (initiative “bewusst kaufen”, denkstatt GmbH), MAX SCHACHINGER* (Schachinger Logistik)
KINO IM KESSELHAUS
Direction: THOMAS BALLHAUSEN (author, literature and culture researcher)
Podium: CHRIS SAUPPER (maupi), KLAUDIJA SABO (University of Vienna, AVA), JAKOB BROSSMANN (director “Lampedusa im Winter”)
The discussions about possibilities and limits of the medium of film and its multiplied options of reception – from movie theater to smart phone – have gained a new intensity in the light of current geo-political events. Can the motion picture effectively reproduce reality while displaying the truth to the audience or are movies generating an utterly unique and new reality? Is there (still) such a thing as a documentary film or is every pictorial world anyhow subjected to narrative impulses? With selected movie clips and catchy core issues, central questions about our present-day world of media will be discussed.
Filmscreening and subsequent discussion with director JAKOB BROSSMANN
Moderation: KATHARINA KREUTZER
MAGDALENA CHOWANIEC and MANI OBEYA
It was a long and perilous journey. They have braved a passage which thousands so far, who were also on the run and in search of safety, had to pay for with their life. Initiated by the choreographic platform D.ID founded by Liz King, Magdalena Chowaniec and Mani Obeya have created an intense piece together with a group of refugees from Somalia, Côte d’Ivoire and Afghanistan about their respective odysseys. What does water signify for them now? Songs, dances and the words that make up their accounts serve the young men to extricate their bodies from the deadly force of the sea.
in cooperation with ImPulsTanz
9:30 pm
The Common Blue is the name of a butterfly. Blue is also a synonym for a certain musical mood. The Common Blue perform songs by Billie Holiday, Bob Dylan, Fever Ray, Franz Schubert, Arctic Monkeys, Agnes Obel, Peter Gabriel, The Beatles and many more, which are given an entirely new sound by virtue of Kiara Hollatko’s charismatic voice and the sensitive instrumental accompaniment of her fellow musicians. Elements of diverse music genres melt into the band’s characteristic and unique Sound-Continuum.
9 am
9:30 am
10:45 – 11:15 am BREAK
11:15 am
11:45 am
12:15 am
12:45 – 2 pm LUNCH BREAK
2 pm
2:30 pm
3 – 4 pm BREAK
MUSEUMKREMS
“Come on, let’s build a new world!” – The Maker-Movement aims to return production back into our hands. The pursuit of profit should be substituted by democratic manufacturing processes. The objective of the protagonists is to solve a technical problem by own means without the use of costly special solutions. Crafting, building, inventing, experimenting, learning, recycling, inspiring and above all fun and joy in the community should be in the centre of this new development.
The workshop offers brand-new perspectives on familiar materials while generating innovative ideas for product development or discovering solutions or new application possibilities for existing products.
Moderation: MICHAEL WIESMÜLLER (BMVIT)
Panel: ARNO AUMAYR (Maker Austria), SILVIA LINDTNER (University of Michigan), MARTIN FRITZ (publicist), SEPP EISENRIEGLER (Reparatur-und Service Zentrum R.U.S.Z)
in cooperation with: BMVIT
* = requested
KLOSTER UND
The social market economy’s model of success is under pressure. Globalization, new technologies and shifts in the labour markets are threatening the welfare state’s financing bases and the inter-generational contract while at the same time the real economy is suffering under the consequences of the financial crisis.
Our economy’s value-compass requires a new adjustment. Where are adequate points of reference for a coherent regulatory recommencement – beyond supply and demand?
Moderation: WILFRIED STADLER (Economics Journalist)
Panel: LISA HERZOG (Stanford University), PETER KIRCHSCHLÄGER (University Luzern), SIGRID STAGL (WU Vienna)
THE VINEYARDS OF KREMS
The workshop, which will take place in Krems’s vineyards, offers the participants a space to experiment with philosophical texts and contents via reflections and exercises for deeper readings. What happens for instance if the act of reading is happening in sign language or by means of an artistic performance? When suddenly eyes are listening and hands are speaking, when the reader is roaming the whole room with his body? The workshop focusses on translation and binding processes between distinct “reading attitudes” in the day-to-day life, science and art.
Moderation: MERSOLIS SCHÖNE (Scientific research, Art) und JOEL SZONN (Humanities scientist, arts-based research)
KLOSTER UND
A new perspective on migrating, being foreign, wanting to be accepted and becoming a part of a society.
An interactive workshop to the eponymous exhibition.
Moderation: CAMILO ANTONIO (Urban Nomad Mixes) and ION NECULAI (eematico)
Which reality do we live in and in which one do we wish to live in? This question is central to the GLOBART Academy 2016.
What will we respond to our children when they ask us what went on with the refugees from Syria? Why there was not enough space in Europe? Why some wanted to help and others not? What people where afraid of? Which contribution each person can make to make our communities more peaceful?
On this evening we will search for answers to these questions together with Act.Now and our guests – with statements, cultural diversity, friendship and numerous encounters – with things that everyone enjoys, no matter where they are from: eating together, making music, discussing, listening, exchanging thoughts and making new friends.
We would like to invite you cordially to our
Banquet – An Evening with Friends
with CHRISTINE NÖSTLINGER (author), BARBARA FRISCHMUTH (author and translator), REINHARD RESCH (Mayor of Krems), MARIA KLUGE (Club for Awareness Osterloh), PATRICIA KAHANE (Act.Now)
“We cannot solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them!” – Albert Einstein| 
8 am
10 am
with WALTER DOBNER
25. 09. 2016 | Guided tour of the exhibtion with the artist DANAE STRATOU
01. 10. 2016 | Long night of the museums : Guided tour of the exhibtion
23. 09. 2016 | 3pm Guided tour of the exhibtion with the artists CAMILO ANTONIO und ION NECULAI
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
+43 1 534 62 87
+43 676 841 090 335
ONLINE at: