How Did You Do That?

Lecture Recitals on Contemporary Artistic Processes, Decisions, and Judgements

Artistic work involves a multitude of decisions of a conscious and unconscious nature, judgements about success and failure, and reflection on one's own actions. The series How Did You Do That? Lecture Recitals on Contemporary Artistic Processes, Decisions, and Judgements invites well-known artists from various disciplines to reflect on these processes: What criteria are involved in artistic work or performance? On what basis are aesthetic decisions made? What kinds of references play a role? When can we say that a work/performance has been successful?

 

Lecture Recitals

Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics, ArtLab Foyer

Movement to Sound, Sound to Movement

Multimedia performance and panel discussion at ArtLab with Rei Nakamura

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Lecture Recitals

Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics ArtLab

Über die Linie

Lecture Recital with discussion on the question of successful performance based on notation in contemporary music.

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Lecture Recitals

Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics

Performing Social Justice: Why, and Then How?

Artistic work involves a multitude of decisions of a conscious and unconscious nature, judgments about success and failure, reflection on one's own actions. The series "How Did...

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Lecture Recitals

Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics

The Minimoog Project: Aesthetics and Technology

Artistic work involves a multitude of decisions of a conscious and unconscious nature, judgments about success and failure, reflection on one's own actions. The series "How Did...

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