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  • Smile to Vote: Screenshot of the fictitious company website Photo (detail): © Alexander Peterhaensel 2017

    Smile to VoteA smile please... you have voted!

    The media art project “Smile to Vote” revolves around a voting booth that scans faces and automates the vote-casting process. Its originator, artist Alexander Peterhaensel, criticises the increasing encroachment of technology on privacy. 

  • What is real? Identifying reality is no easy task in these times of virtual worlds and alternative truths. © Photo (detail): Colourbox

    What constitutes reality?Realer than real

    How can and should reality be defined in these days of virtual and alternative realities, of VR goggles and fake news?

  • Humanoid robots will become more and more like humans as time goes on. But they still have a long way to go. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/Westend61

    Artificial intelligence Humanoid robots knocking at the door

    International research networks are working on robots that move, behave and even think more and more like humans. Still, it will be a while before artificial intelligence catches up to us.

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What is real? Identifying reality is no easy task in these times of virtual worlds and alternative truths. © Photo (detail): Colourbox

What constitutes reality?
 Realer than real

How can and should reality be defined in these days of virtual and alternative realities, of VR goggles and fake news?

What if Fred’s life had been different? At the premiere of Kay Voges’ Die Parallelwelt the audience saw two life stories at the same time – one performed live on stage, the other presented on a video screen. Photo (detail): „Die Parallelwelt“, Kay Voges © Birgit Hupfeld / Schauspiel Dortmund

Digitalisation in art
“Complexity is beauty”

Virtual reality, 3D animation and robotics have long been used by theatre directors in other countries but they have yet to be embraced as tools of stagecraft in Germany. That is about to change. The new Akademie für Digitalität und Theater (Academy for Digitality and Theatre) in Dortmund is set to revolutionise the German theatrical landscape. 

Immersed in a strategy game. Photo (detail): © Adobe

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 Machiavelli’s heirs

Very few computer games explicitly deal with current politics, but this in no way means the gaming world is apolitical. 

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Music In Africa is an information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector. 

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The »FLYING CIRCUS ACADEMY« (FCA) is an extensive international further training programme for instructors in the Circus Variety and Percussion sphere.

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