Science, Art, Tech, Engineering & Education
Karachi Biennale Trust Global Outreach Program In Collaboration with Goethe Institut Karachi, Stephen Kovats and Wolfgang Spahn
Join us for a day of sharing ideas to bring a community oriented STEAM curriculum to Pakistan, focusing on using Open Source Teachnology.
We look forward to the stakeholder to join us and make a curriculum for the diverse learning environments in the country:
Community workers
Educators and mentors
Technologists and Innovators
Hacktivists and Makers
Open source enthusiasts
Influencers and supporters
Artists and writers Student Volunteers
Wednesday 13th Feb , 10am to 4pm at Goethe Institut Karachi. Free registration.
Pre seminar casual meetup on 12 February 6.30pm with hacktivists Wolfgang Spahn and Stephen Kovats. (location to be confirmed)
register Now by emailing your name, profession and contact number to atteqa@karachibiennale.org.pk for both events
The pre seminar casual meetup on 12th February 6.30pm is with Stephen Kovats and Wolfgang Spahn: hacktivists from Berlin managed by Atteqa Malik, chair of Karachi Biennale Trust Global Outreach Program. Aim is to begin an exchange of ideas and identify networks to promote the curriculum developed the next day.
The working session on 13th February 10am to 4pm at Goethe Institut will be conducted by Atteqa Malik and Stephen Kovats. Stephen will begin the session by describing his activities in South Sudan with Open Cuture Agency and Access to Skills and Knowledge (#ASKotec) with examples taken from low infrastructure and transformation regions.
https://openculture.agency/open-technology
Stephen Kovats
Stephen Kovats runs the r0g_agency, the Berlin-based non-profit agency for open culture and critical transformation. Initiated in 2012 and founded as a non-profit company (German gGmbH) in September 2013 by Stephen Kovats and Susanne Bellinghausen, r0g_agency comprises a team of open culture specialists active in locations worldwide.
Wolfgang Spahn
Wolfgang Spahn is an Austrian-German visual artist based in Berlin. His work includes interactive installations, miniature-slide-paintings and performances of light & sound.
For his creations he explores the abilities of hardware, constantly pushing its limitations in order to make it serve his artistic concept. Recently he developed analogue synthesizers as well as analogue computers and analog neuron networks and uses them to create abstract light-and-sound-sculptures.
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