A series of talks organized by the MAK in cooperation with the Arbeiterkammer Wien as part of the MAK FUTURE LAB
“The imagination is a unique mental faculty that fuses rational and emotional faculties,” writes philosopher Ágnes Heller (Hannah Arendt Professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research in New York) at the opening of her essay From Utopia to Dystopia (2016). And adds: “Neither thought nor action occurs without some kind of emotion.”
Participants
Diann Bauer, Artist and Writer
Tim Cole, Internet Publicist and Author
Peter Hoffmann, Social Policies Department, Arbeiterkammer Wien
Janina Loh, Philosopher (Philosophy of Technology and Media)
Sean Raspet, Artist and founder of non/food
Moderator
Marlies Wirth, Curator, Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection; Curator, VIENNA BIENNALE 2017
The talk was held in English.
The event took place on the occasion of the VIENNA BIENNALE 2017: Robots. Work. Our Future (21 Jun – 1 Oct 2017).
“The imagination is a unique mental faculty that fuses rational and emotional faculties,” writes philosopher Ágnes Heller (Hannah Arendt Professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research in New York) at the opening of her essay From Utopia to Dystopia (2016). And adds: “Neither thought nor action occurs without some kind of emotion.”
Participants
Diann Bauer, Artist and Writer
Tim Cole, Internet Publicist and Author
Peter Hoffmann, Social Policies Department, Arbeiterkammer Wien
Janina Loh, Philosopher (Philosophy of Technology and Media)
Sean Raspet, Artist and founder of non/food
Moderator
Marlies Wirth, Curator, Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection; Curator, VIENNA BIENNALE 2017
The talk was held in English.
The event took place on the occasion of the VIENNA BIENNALE 2017: Robots. Work. Our Future (21 Jun – 1 Oct 2017).
