Narrating Evidence. Truth and Counter-Truth Production
13:00
Sunday
Paolo Cirio, Foundland Collective, Dani Gal, Margarita Tsomou
Ort: Atelier 2
The panel Narrating Evidence asks what counts as evidence and who has the authority to produce it. Bringing together artists and researchers, the panel explores how historical truth is constructed, challenged, and made visible through artistic practice.
Digital Reenactment as Artistic Strategy. The Angel of History
11:00
Sunday
HUNITI GOLDOX
Ort: Atelier 1
This is an artist-run workshop by Huniti Goldox that explores reenactment as a practice of translation, speculation, and world-building, opening new ways of engaging with historical events, myths, and erased narratives. Registration required.
Every Monument Will Fall
18:00
Saturday
Ort: Atelier 2
Dan Hicks
Every Monument Will Fall is the festival keynote by archaeologist, curator, and author Dan Hicks, examining how monuments become contested sites where power, memory, and historical violence are continuously renegotiated.
Narrating Power. Institutionalised Memory and Interference Strategies
16:00
Saturday
Bashir Bashir, Jie-Hyun Lim, Grzegorz Rossolinski-Liebe, Margarita Tsomou
Ort: Atelier 2
The panel Narrating Power asks who determines which histories become part of public memory. Bringing together international scholars, the panel explores how institutions, political interests, and public conflict shape the ways history is narrated, remembered, and contested.
Open Studio
16:00
Saturday
Vanessa Amoah Opoku, Joy Weinberger
Ort: Atelier 1
In their Open Studio artists and designers Vanessa Amoah Opoku and Joy Weinberger offer an insight into their collaborative practice, tracing how a shared artistic language emerges across weaving, digital media, material experimentation, and collective making. Registration required.
Narrating Absence. Marginalised Histories and Their Cultural Practices
13:30
Saturday
Vera Tönsfeldt, Sara Morais dos Santos Bruss, Sista Ọlọ́runtóyìn, Margarita Tsomou
Ort: Atelier 2
The panel Narrating Absence asks who creates collective memory and how overlooked histories can be reclaimed. Bringing together artists, cultural practitioners, and scholars, the panel explores how artistic, activist, and community-based practices reshape the ways the past is collected, narrated, and shared.
Archival Grid. Artistic Strategies at the Intersection of Subjective and Forensic Witnessing
12:00
Saturday
Charlott Eifler, Clarissa Thieme
Ort: Atelier 1
Artistic Strategies at the Intersection of Subjective and Forensic Witnessing is an artist-run workshop exploring how forensic evidence, archives, and artistic practice intersect to produce new forms of historical knowledge and collective memory. Registration required.
It didn’t rain that day
12:00
Saturday
Forschungsgruppe EGC-ROBOPSY, Margarete Jahrmann
Ort: Betonhalle
It Didn't Rain That Day is a live investigation game by ROBOPSY that combines collective prompting, performance, and large language models to examine how AI reshapes historical narratives, political memory, and our understanding of the present. Registration required.