Programme Archive

Join us for a 2-day event uniting experts, activists, artists & the public to explore Rights of Nature through dialogue, mapping, workshops & creative action, turning ideas into visions for change.

anatomia publica transforms TA T’s dome into a night sky—exploring planetary entanglements through art, science, fiction & cultural heritage on a living stage for collaborative futures

How can art employ technology to teach empathy across species? In her exhibition at SOMA Art Berlin, Jung Hsu explores interactions between humans, canaries, and machines.

Unlearning the creative self: How to leverage co-agencies between makers and machines, artists and audiences?

This session explores how quantum mechanics and quantum computing are pushing creative practice “beyond now” through a vibrant mix of film, live demo, presentations, and an audience Q&A.

Discover Tech Tales: an immersive exhibition blending art, science & technology to explore forests, ecology & digital futures — opening at TU Berlin’s UNI_VERSUM.

A speculative game about denied reproductive rights that need to be reinvented.

What if the future spoke in quantum code? The art exhibition Quantum Babylon invites you to see, feel, and question the next era — exclusively during Berlin Science Week at Atelier Roman Lipski.

How do we create space for collective en-visioning and experimentation at the intersection of AI and the arts?

Ever thought an ancient adobe brick could be a blueprint for a more sustainable future? Discover how Timbuktu's past is shaping African art, education, and technology today.