Detailed conference programme

Speaking Digital: On Digital Culture and Methodologies conference will take place on 28-29 June 2021 via Zoom. On the first day, opening with an introduction about the PhD programme Digital Culture and Creative Industries that will be followed by four awesome keynotes who will cover topics from field recordings, engaged design to media archeology or speculative futures in new media art. The second day will be dedicated to the first public presentation of research projects by the Digital Culture and Creative Industries PhDs.

22 Jun 2021

Are we still spoken by language, or are we spoken by digital (programming language code)? In 1986 Friedrich Kittler argued that the code of programming languages ​​is programming us as the main significant of presence. Is it possible to agree with this statement in 2021, or on the contrary - are people the ones who confidently take on the right to signify?

The possibilities of existence and importance of contemporary digital culture in different contexts of human and non-human agencies will be addressed in the historically first conference organized by the newly established study programme Digital Culture and Creative Industries at MUNI ARTS.

On the first day, keynote speakers outlined the current and future possibilities of discussion in the field of interdisciplinary reflection in the current post-digital paradigm. Their talks focused on various areas of digital culture and its methodologies. The second was dedicated to the first year doctoral students in Digital Culture and Creative Industries programme.

The event is online via Zoom is free and open to everyone.

JUNE 28 - DAY 1

09.45 Introduction by Jana Horáková
10.00 Michal Kindernay - Trajectories
10.40 Ingeborg Reichle - Speculative Futures in Current New Media Art Practices
11.20 Elisa Giaccardi - Autonomous Technologies and the Challenges of Probabilistic Design
12.00 Erkki Huhtamo - Media Archaeology as Topos Study

JUNE 29 - DAY 2

09.00 Svatava Doubková - Video Art Archives: Mediation of Personal and Collective Memory through New Incarnations
09.40 Júlia Chodúrová Botúrová - New Media Art in Mainland China - Specific Features and Perspectives
10.20 Filip Johánek - Soundscape of the City of Brno
11.00 Ivan Koutný - Changes and Transformation of Archaeological Museums in the Historical Context and the Digital World
11.40 Roman Novotný - Design in the Post-Anthropocene Era
13.00 Luisa Pavlíková - Paradigmatic Change of the Author: Tendencies and Specificities of Authorship in the Digital Era
13.40 Veronika Sellner - Artistic Interventions in the Field of Synthetic Biology as a Space for the Redefinition of Technology and Nature
14.20 Duňa Slavik - Intermedia of the Crusaders School in the Context of Digital Culture
15.00 Zdeněk Záhora - Digital Games Lifecycles

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