Open Call for Participation
         Submit your works until 2024-07-15
         
         A publication on
         crafting,
         visualizing,
         and (re-)interpreting fictions,
         speculations
         and imaginaries

Fictions, Speculations and Imaginaries

         Fictions, speculations, and imaginaries have long been
         a topic, a format, and a vehicle in our art/design
         works. Over the years, a respectable collection of
         works tapping into these topics has been developed,
         exhibited, and discussed. We now feel it is time to
         revisit these efforts, collect them, and compile them
         into an equally respectable publication.
         
         This is a *Call for Participation* to all students and
         alumni of Digital Media, as well as PhD candidates.
         Students of Integrated Design and Freie Kunst are also
         welcome to participate. We are looking for works that
         craft, visualize, and (re-)interpret fictions,
         speculations, and imaginaries to shape, challenge, and
         discuss predominant cultural, social, and
         technological narratives.
         
         Please submit your works by MON 2024-07-15 in this form.
         
         The publication will comprise documentations of 20
         works and will be published as a printed book as part
         of The Dynamic Archive publication series. The          publication will be edited by Dennis P Paul &
         Henrik Nieratschker and is scheduled to be released in
         early 2025.
         
         In the context of the publication, we will also offer
         two optional (but highly recommended) writing
         workshops with Franzi Bauer and Tim Holland. These
         workshops will explore the intricate relationships
         between art/design works and written text. They are
         also an opportunity to sharpen existing texts and
         art/design works for the publication.
         
         If you have any questions or want to talk, feel free
         to contact us directly:

  Henrik Nieratschker
Dennis P Paul

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